Thread: [football] Champions League draw
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Unread 25 Aug 2006, 01:27   #4
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Re: [football] Champions League draw
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Originally Posted by Deffeh
What? Boring? Barca vs Mourinho round 3, a rematch between lyon and real madrid, and the first ever competitive game between Man Utd and Celtic? Thats not boring, thats awesome.

Liverpool have a potentially tricky group. And considering arsenals record in russia its pretty arrogant of you to pencil 3 points in from cska without a second thought
When I said boring, I meant that the first and second seeds will probably qualify from every group - as indicated by the following sentence.


The individual matches are good as always, as you'd expect most Champions League football to be. Yes, Barca/Chelsea will be a good encounter but I'd far rather see it in the knock-out stages instead, likewise Lyon/Real Madrid. I don't see Liverpool having too many problems. Galatasaray are only just back in the Champions League after a few years absence while Bordeaux hardly strike fear into anyone's heart. PSV will be a tricky fixture but not one I believe Liverpool need to fear.

As for Arsenal, can you really blame me for supporting my own team? As with Porto, I think that we'll get the job done over the two legs, just like we did against Real and Juventus last year.
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