The UEFA Champions League has already gone through three rounds of league segment play and it is Premier League pair Aston Villa and Liverpool that have the most problems. The chasing pack of Manchester Town, AS Monaco, Stade Brestois 29, Bayer Leverkusen, Inter, Carrying CP and Arsenal on seven points is strong, but few can say that Unai Emery and Arne Slot’s men would be their options to top the standings in the next three games. video game rounds. It was expected that the new design of the UCL would bring the unexpected and so far it has been true to that without jeopardizing any club’s chances of advancing to the knockout stage.
We review the main conclusions of Wednesday’s movement.
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Liverpool seeks strength in silence
The Reds’ performance in the Champions League and Premier League is notable and is probably an indication that Arne Slot’s men can actually be contenders at regional and European level this season. It’s still early days, but away wins over Milan and RB Leipzig don’t look easy and wins over Chelsea and Manchester United were EPL highlights. Admittedly, there is the problem that Liverpool have not yet passed the toughest tests, with Arsenal, Brighton and Hove Albion and Leverkusen all emerging in the last month. On the other hand, the Dutch strategist has been remarkable so far.
Bayern is in serious trouble
Consecutive defeats in the Champions League can set off alarm bells at the Allianz Arena alongside Villa and now Barcelona were given the best of the Bavarians in the league segment. The Germans, who have not been affected by the loss of matches at the team level, unexpectedly look vulnerable and that is quite unusual for them in Europe. This was no longer just a defeat for Barça, but a win that is even rarer for the Bundesliga giants. With a slow Paris Saint-Germain also about to return, most things from all the alternative games are becoming crucial, even this early.
The Stade Brestois does not seem to lose intensity
With Brest expected to be clearly left out in their intensity and potential cannon fodder, Brest were arguably arguably the impressive package of this Champions League campaign so far with seven goals out of nine and an unbeaten run that now includes Leverkusen . This is all part of an outstanding French performance in terms of coefficients, which has already seen Monaco, Lille and Brest claim more wins than PSG, the usual flagship team. Just 3 points short of the minimum points to progress to the knockout stage, can Eric Roy’s brave minnows complete the task?
But Red Bull teams could be
Not a good search so far for RB Leipzig and Red Bull Salzburg, who have lost all three matches and are lately taking a seat in the elimination playing fields. The Germans and Austrians together, and in my opinion, have more experience in the EU than they seem at the moment, so let’s hope that gets sorted out, but so many losses are already a major waste for Red’s vision hopes Bull that all the parts come out. to the eliminatory section. Leipzig in particular are expected to do better, but Inter, Villa and Carrying are left standing, which is not easy.
Lille loves an hour from Madrid
Bruno Genesio’s French team has been Madrid’s killer after crushing Real and now Atlético in consecutive games. After a penniless start in Carrying, LOSC has transformed into a strong EU team and still has more trouble than PSG to take a seat within the Supremacy 24. Brest could be the way, but Les Dogues are giving it the chance. return to the situation in a positive way. and Canadian Men’s National Team star Jonathan David scored three goals in a 1-0 home win over Real and a 3-1 win over Atleti. If Lille, Brest and Monaco can maintain this situation, PSG’s inconsistent approach will not be such a problem for Ligue 1 and French football at continental level.
The city weighs on the Czech coefficient
Things were going so well for Czechia’s coefficient until Sparta Prague’s drubbing at the hands of Manchester Town dropped their coefficient to fourth place behind a strong France side who are now in talks with England and Portugal. The gap is not far at the moment, but the gulf between Town and Sparta was huge and, as expected, Erling Haaland helped himself to two more goals as Pep Guardiola’s men advanced at full speed.
