Champions League
At the beginning of November, the group curtain will come to the UEFA competitions because of the World Cup
UEFA has announced the 2022 calendar for European competitions, with Champions League groups ending on November 2nd and Europa League and Conference League groups ending on November 3rd due to the World Cup in Qatar.
The hosting of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar will affect the UEFA calendar for the 2022/23 season. Specifically, the European Federation has made an announcement and announced the full program of qualifying matches as well as the groups of European competitions for the next season.
Unlike in previous years, when the groups were closed in mid-December, the year ends at the beginning of November on 2/11 of the Champions League and 3/11 of the Europa League and Conference League.
The World Cup will take place from November 21 to December 18, i.e. in winter, for the first time in history. FIFA is asking the organizing authorities to suspend all tournaments by Sunday, November 13th, so that calls from international football players can start on Monday, the 14th of the month.
The draws for the knockout rounds of the three UEFA competitions will take place on November 7th and the next stages are expected to start normally in mid-February 2023.
Detailed program:
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
1st game: 6-7 September 2022
2nd game: 13-14 September 2022
3rd game: 4th-5th October 2022
4th game: 11.-12. October 2022
5th game: 25-26 October 2022
6th game: 1-2. November 2022
EUROPA LEAGUE & CONFERENCE LEAGUE
1st game: September 8, 2022
2nd game: September 15, 2022
3rd game: October 6, 2022
4th game: October 13, 2022
5th game: October 27, 2022
6th game: November 3, 2022
Source: sport24
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Champions League
Pedri commented on the new format of the Champions League: An unexpected look from a football player
Barcelona midfielder pedri He answered the question about his attitude towards the new format of the Champions League with the general group stage.
“Do I like the new format of the Champions League? I can’t say with 100% certainty which format I like more: this one or the previous one?”
If I have to choose, I will do something new: There were more matches between strong teams in the first stage,” said Pedri, as quoted by Esquire.
Before the 2024/2025 season, the group stage of the Champions League consisted of eight groups of four clubs each. All participants played six matches in their respective foursomes, home and away, against each of the three opponents.
From the 2024/2025 season, a new Champions League format comes into force with a common group stage of 36 clubs; each participant plays eight matches, four away and four at home; The opponents are determined by lot.”
Source: Sport UA
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Earlier, English Manchester City played a match against French Monaco in a new round of the UEFA Champions League.
After the match, the head coach of the “Locals” Pep Guardiola commented on the performance of the powerful team.
“In football you can always perform better – and this is the result. Our game today was very good in many ways. And step by step we will improve our results.”
Ale mi gave many speeches today in the right way. We created many scoring opportunities and found Phil Foden active in the first half. Most Gravians played at a fairly high level.
Previously, they did not let their opponents create anything, but created the chances themselves. We adapted very well to the superniks and played very well. This is my opinion.
If you get a good match on the right side, of course you have to… Today we got a great ball, that’s all I can tell you right away.
Holland? It’s really good. He plays to score goals. He struggled with three centre-backs and two supporting defenders in front of him, and it wasn’t easy for his partners to know that. Ale, we can work hard to score goals.
Tse bula spravdi garna gra. We created a lot of chances, but unfortunately in the end we didn’t defend perfectly against a free kick, which would have been quite a few, and we conceded a penalty, which was awarded when the ball hit the first one… well, that’s it.
Referee? “I have nothing to say to the Spanish referees,” said the Spanish footballer.
In the coming round, English Manchester City will visit Spanish Villarreal.
Source: Football UA
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Borussia Dortmund defeated Bask Athletic (4:1) in the match of the other round of the UEFA Champions League.
Problems for the Spanish team started to arise in the first half, when their opponents took away their goal and scored the first goal against their team.
Immediately the “jmeli” got the advantage, after which Athlete won one ball, but ultimately missed two more.
Kind regards, video of the highlights of the match between Borussia Dortmund and Athletic Bilbao in the 2nd round of the UEFA Champions League 2025/26:
Borussia Dortmund — Athletic Bilbao 4:1
Goli: Svensson, 29, Chukwuemeka, 51, Girassi, 82, Brandt, 90+1 – Guruseta, 61
Borussia Dortmund: Male – Sule (Schlotterbeck, 70), Anton, Bensebaine – R’erson, Sabitzer, Bellingham (Nmecha, 69), Svensson – Adeyemi (Bayer, 63), Chukwuemeka (Brandt, 63) – Girassi (Silva, 87)
Athletic Bilbao: Simon – Gorosabel, Vivian (Arezo, 46), Paredes, Lecue – Jauregisar (Laporte, 46), Rego – Williams (Ruiz de Galarreta, 46), Navarro, Gomez (Serrano, 63) – Sannadi (Sanchez, 80)
Next: Bayer-Paredes, Gorosabel
Source: Football UA
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