Soldato
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Well, the most prestigious cup competition in club football starts again today. There truely are some mouthwatering fixtures ahead of us. I fancy Inter Milan or Real Madrid to end up overall winners this year.
Tonight's fixtures:
Barcelona v Levski Sofia, 19:45
Bayern Munich v Spartak Moscow, 19:45
Chelsea v Werder Bremen, 19:45
Galatasaray v Bordeaux, 19:45
Olympiacos v Valencia, 19:45
PSV v Liverpool, 19:45
Roma v Shakhtar Donetsk, 19:45
Sporting v Inter Milan, 19:45
Wednesday's
AC Milan v AEK Athens, 19:45
Anderlecht v Lille, 19:45
Dynamo Kiev v Steaua Bucuresti, 19:45
FC Copenhagen v Benfica, 19:45
FC Porto v CSKA Moscow, 19:45
Hamburg v Arsenal, 19:45
Lyon v Real Madrid, 19:45
Man Utd v Celtic, 19:45
Some juicy matches in there. Celtic v Man U will be a real physical challenge. It's a pity Keane isn't still at the Celts. Lyon vs Madrid is another that stands out in my eyes as a good fixture for the neutral.
Chelsea will get a good game off Werder Bremen while Arsenal *should* turn Berlin over. I am worried about Liverpool vs PSV. Liverpool have been playing awfully in recent weeks and could come unstuck against a well organised dutch side. Their head coach, Ronald Koeman, beat us both legs at Benfica and Jan Kromkamp will be giving their team plenty of inside info. Nervously going to watch it on ITV later...
Let battle commence!
Tonight's fixtures:
Barcelona v Levski Sofia, 19:45
Bayern Munich v Spartak Moscow, 19:45
Chelsea v Werder Bremen, 19:45
Galatasaray v Bordeaux, 19:45
Olympiacos v Valencia, 19:45
PSV v Liverpool, 19:45
Roma v Shakhtar Donetsk, 19:45
Sporting v Inter Milan, 19:45
Wednesday's
AC Milan v AEK Athens, 19:45
Anderlecht v Lille, 19:45
Dynamo Kiev v Steaua Bucuresti, 19:45
FC Copenhagen v Benfica, 19:45
FC Porto v CSKA Moscow, 19:45
Hamburg v Arsenal, 19:45
Lyon v Real Madrid, 19:45
Man Utd v Celtic, 19:45
Some juicy matches in there. Celtic v Man U will be a real physical challenge. It's a pity Keane isn't still at the Celts. Lyon vs Madrid is another that stands out in my eyes as a good fixture for the neutral.
Chelsea will get a good game off Werder Bremen while Arsenal *should* turn Berlin over. I am worried about Liverpool vs PSV. Liverpool have been playing awfully in recent weeks and could come unstuck against a well organised dutch side. Their head coach, Ronald Koeman, beat us both legs at Benfica and Jan Kromkamp will be giving their team plenty of inside info. Nervously going to watch it on ITV later...
Let battle commence!
