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Goodness me! Now that you mentioned this, I just realized this was the exact same set of results from the first leg.I woke up in the morning and checked the score it showed Bayern won 5-1 and Real Madrid won 3-1. I was wondering for a moment why Google is showing me last matchday results.
Cheers for posting these
No, if there is one team that can overturn big deficits is real madrid. Barca were never known for big comebacksBarca - PSG should be a good game even though PSG lead by 4-0. If there is one team that can overturn the deficit it's Barca. Hopefully it's either a close game or one more embarrassment to Barca. No more just 1-0 or 2-0 home wins.
I meant with the attacking power they have.No, if there is one team that can overturn big deficits is real madrid. Barca were never known for big comebacks
Or when PSG start their European dominance. I agree though, I think Barca will go through the motions a little after the first half hour. PSG will most likely score and the game will become a non event.Unless Barca signed a midfielder since the first leg then there's no way Barca come close. They won't even win outright tonight.
PSG have no reason not to target their midfield or change their approach at all.
This could be an end of an era match, a game that people look back on and say that's when the elite Barca run came to an end
of course he is in denial. Wenger often blames the ref for his own shortcomings. What I find remarkable is the media reaction to Wenger. We hear the same criticism now regarding tactics, mentality and transfers every year, yet they treat him like of demi-god. Even pundits like Rio are scared to call him out. How can anyone think that Wenger will turn it around, when he is repeating the same mistakes for the last 10 years?
How can people claim that this is a penalty but then complain about the red for Koscielny? Wenger's post match comments about the ref are pure denial of the real problems in my opinion.
It was a joke, and it's got to do with the clubs history. GeezI meant with the attacking power they have.
Any recent examples of Madrid overturning big deficits? Don't ask me the same question, I meant with the attacking players they have and not by history.
City could. Chelsea will.Arsenal being their usual mentally fragile losers in the CL aside, watching that Bayern team made me realize once more how far the English clubs are from what it takes to be truly competitive in Europe. Can't think of one PL club that would be able to create problems for the Germans.
Learn the rulesMoreover, the red rather than yellow was ridiculous - effectively killing the match/tie
Denying a clear goal scoring chance without making an attempt to win the ball - that's a textbook red.Just seen the highlights, feel for Arsenal - Lewandowski looks offside, not to mention the fact that it also looked a proper dive as well. Moreover, the red rather than yellow was ridiculous - effectively killing the match/tie
Walcott had a better shout for a penalty in the 1st half, IMHO, from Alonso
The funny thing is that over the course of the tie Arsenal have had moments where they have looked the better side. I was impressed with their first half display yesterday and also in Munich where they played well for almost an hour. With 11 men they may well have gotten a face saving moral win like they often do in the CL.
What, me remembering your opinion or Ox's CM revelation?Top bins, this man, for remembering my insightful comments. A sliver of light in a dark dark season.
Seen loads of debate on this this season. I thought that the new ruling was that it shouldn't be a penalty and a red at the same time, even if it's denying a clear goalscoring opportunity. Only circumstance is if it's violent conduct in the area. Hence why the incident in question should have been a yellow. Anyone clear on this?Learn the rules
People said this after the Bayern tie from from 2012-13 and 2 years later Barca made another treble. Certainly not the end of an elite Barca side considering that even this season they can win 2/3 of the big titles they are fighting for.Unless Barca signed a midfielder since the first leg then there's no way Barca come close. They won't even win outright tonight.
PSG have no reason not to target their midfield or change their approach at all.
This could be an end of an era match, a game that people look back on and say that's when the elite Barca run came to an end
Wrong.Seen loads of debate on this this season. I thought that the new ruling was that it shouldn't be a penalty and a red at the same time, even if it's denying a clear goalscoring opportunity. Only circumstance is if it's violent conduct in the area. Hence why the incident in question should have been a yellow. Anyone clear on this?
Fair play. I haven't seen the exact "letter of the law" ruling. I guess in this case it's deemed a push and therefore a red.Wrong.
"Denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity in the penalty area is no longer a straight red card - unless the offence is holding, pulling or pushing; there's no attempt to play or no possibility of making a challenge; or it's an offence which is punishable by a red card, no matter where on the pitch it happens - violent conduct, for example."
but they were able to sqeeze Xavi / Iniesta / Alves for one last run, they're either gone or fell off and their replacements are levels below what they were.People said this after the Bayern tie from from 2012-13 and 2 years later Barca made another treble. Certainly not the end of an elite Barca side considering that even this season they can win 2/3 of the big titles they are fighting for.
They don't have to be of the same quality, because you don't compete with that team, but with teams from the present. You don't have Xavi and Alves anymore, but neither do the other teams.but they were able to sqeeze Xavi / Iniesta / Alves for one last run, they're either gone or fell off and their replacements are levels below what they were.
They're in the same boat as the rest of us over the last 10 years... How do we get players of that quality?