MUTU wrote:Everyone is considering us and Man City as the favourites to win the CL. Even Kloppof course, Real Madrid don't have great chances because they are almost out, and their odds would shoot up if they actually eliminate Man City. In any case I fear City more. Plus I'd like to see us playing against Real Madrid with VAR for a change. Last but not least, it would be so nice to have 0 English clubs in the QFs so that the EPL "best league in the world" trolls go into hiding.
MUTU wrote:
Why did UEFA choose Portugal again? They're the 3rd worst EU country in terms of active cases per 1M population.
It should have been Estonia or Finland. More suitable weather, decent pitches, few COVID19 cases.
We had a new imported caseMUTU wrote:
Why did UEFA choose Portugal again? They're the 3rd worst EU country in terms of active cases per 1M population.
It should have been Estonia or Finland. More suitable weather, decent pitches, few COVID19 cases.
The remainder of the 2019/20 UEFA Champions League season has been mapped out, and it is not just dates and venues that have changed.
UEFA.com runs through the key amendments.
How has the format changed?
Quarter-finals and semi-finals will now take place as single-leg ties.
Where will matches take place?
From the quarter-finals, all matches take place at two stadiums in Lisbon, Portugal:
Estádio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica
Estádio José Alvalade
Unplayed round of 16 second legs will be held either at the club's home ground or at a venue assigned by UEFA.
The final will be staged at the Estádio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica
Can clubs register new players?
Yes, teams can register a maximum of three new 'List A' players. But there are a couple of caveats:
Each squad is still limited to 25 List A players (players can be removed to make room);
Players must have been already registered and eligible to play for the club at domestic level since 3 February.Will there be more substitutes?
Teams will be able to make five substitutions but will only be allowed to make these changes at three points in the game. These three occasions do not include changes at half-time, between the end of normal playing time and extra time, and at half-time during extra time. One additional substitution will be allowed during extra time.
There will also be more player to choose from: a total of 23 players will be allowed on the match sheet instead of 18, something usually only permitted for the final.
Firefox1234 wrote: Can't see tweet? Click here!
Well if they’re returning on the 22nd it makes sense, no? One week training, one match, one week training, Chelsea.MUTU wrote:Firefox1234 wrote: Can't see tweet? Click here!
One friendly match?!?!?! One?!?! Scheisse.
MUTU wrote:One friendly match?!?!?! One?!?! Scheisse.
Have you been living under a rock? Rhetorical question, I know you live in a small country outside the EULukas wrote:I’m more interested in what the heck cyber training is. Weird dystopian world we live in
#12 wrote:Have you been living under a rock? Rhetorical question, I know you live in a small country outside the EULukas wrote:I’m more interested in what the heck cyber training is. Weird dystopian world we live in
It’s what we did during the forced Bundesliga sabbatical: the team meat via zoom (or whatever) and do high intensity exercises for about 45minutes every day...
Hope they know what they are doing.MUTU wrote:Firefox1234 wrote: Can't see tweet? Click here!
One friendly match?!?!?! One?!?! Scheisse.
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