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Europa League / Europa Conference League 2021/22
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when we signed Bertrand and he looked good in pre season I was quite hopeful but he is absolutely wank
We better not be anywhere near brenda for the next manager, absolute bottle job.
How did we lose so badly to Leicester?
Nope. We better not.
Why is the Spurs match cancelled?
He actually looked a fairly decent option compared to our then current one and some of the shite we were linked with like Lopetegui.
@hellhunter Covid outbreak on the Spurs end.
Thanks!
COVID outbreak in the Spurs Squad, 13 confirmed positives.
Eight Spurs players plus five staff have covid. Their PL game at weekend is cancelled as well.
Maddison is a very average player. Great highlights player but not much more than that. I wonder which club will be scammed into paying £50m+ for him.
If Legia equalise from penalty that changes things for Leicester.
Europa league exit at the group stage and 11th in the Premier league, looks like Leicester under Brendan Rodgers peaked with that FA Cup win.
Legia penalty saved.
Brendan is horrendous in Europe.
Aren't they vaccinated?
What a fecking goal by Oršić jebote
So have I got this right, the team who finish second go into playoffs against teams who have dropped down from CL. Teams who finish third in EL groups drop down into dreaded Europa Conference League.
Damnit. Union have conceded.
Ivan Schranz is such a good name though, would make a great techno DJ moniker
TBF, dropping down to ELC is better suited their level, now that Sevilla, Barcelona, Dortmund, Leipzig, Porto... dropped down to EL. Leicester would have a better chance to go far in ELC in comparison to getting one of those teams in the earliest KO of EL had they went through in second place.
They bottled the chance to progress further in EL, but they wanted the victory to progress at the top. A draw to progress as second placed is not good enough. Playing away to Napoli makes it even tougher.
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Union-Slavia 1-1 now. Union need another goal to progress.
Hope they score another. Just to be able to further ridicule the Big City Club.
I was ogling the opportunity to catch a knockout game against some sad big club like Roma or Leicester (Spurs didn't make it..).. as opposed to the Försterei it should be possible in the Olympiastadion
The fact that Union is playing in "Hertha's" stadium is probably enough insult. Imagine if they stay in top4 and advertise with "finally the CL returns to the Oly"
Of course, I just want it to keep going this season
Union kind of don't deserve to win this game though. In Slavia, their sit back and hoof approach has definitively found its master.
Feyenoord going for the youngest ever squad award. Subbing in a few 16 Yr olds.
Vitesse-Mura finishes 3-1. That basically means if Spurs beat Rennes at home, they're through.
Well done Zvezda, going through to EL knockout stages as group winners ahead of Braga and most importantly avoiding all the big teams.
Well done Zvezda, going through to EL knockout stages as group winners ahead of Braga and most importantly avoiding all the big teams.
Do away goals not count anymore on group stage tie breakers?
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I thought Vitesse has the better head to head on Spurs and should be through regardless of Spurs result
Vitesse beat Spurs 1-0 at home and lost 3-2 in London, but away goals don't count as of this season. Tottenham 'only' need a win against Rennes.
'18 and 19 year olds. Only Milambo is 16.
So knockout stages of Europa League will have: Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund, Porto, Leipzig, Atalanta, Sevilla, Lyon, Monaco, Napoli, plus teams like Lazio and West Ham. Some big clubs and teams that went far in Champions League in recent seasons (Leipzig, Atalanta, Lyon). Sevilla are, of course, favourites to win it
Europa still has a bad stigma but it's really not an easy competition to win anymore.So knockout stages of Europa League will have: Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund, Porto, Leipzig, Atalanta, Sevilla, Lyon, Monaco, Napoli, plus teams like Lazio and West Ham. Some big clubs and teams that went far in Champions League in recent seasons (Leipzig, Atalanta, Lyon). Sevilla are, of course, favourites to win it
Winning it is definitely a good achievement. We obviously won it in 2017 but such a shame about 2020 and this year, we missed several big chances vs Sevilla in semis and then lost 11-10 on penalties this year in final. I hope we don't play Europa for a long time though, but have to secure top 4 this season to avoid it.
Few of them will care and meekly go out against each other
The Europa League draw is now, how much rigged will it be? 
They wouldn't dare to rig the Europa Super League.