All posts tagged "champions league"

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  Barcelona

  / 6 months ago

  Barcelona Beat Frankfurt in the Champions League, But an Alarming Trend Is Emerging

  Barcelona secured a 2-1 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt in the UEFA Champions League Gameweek 6 meeting at Camp Nou on Tuesday...

  By Sushan Chakraborty
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  / 6 months ago

  Why Marseille could be Champions League dark horses ahead of meeting with Union Saint-Gilloise

  Meeting for the first time in over a century, Marseille face Union Saint-Gilloise in the Champions League at Lotto Park, the...

  By Christopher Heath
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  Champions League

  / 6 months ago

  Roberto De Zerbi’s carrot-and-stick approach to Mason Greenwood is vital for Marseille’s Champions League hopes

  Singling out your most prolific forward for criticism in the buildup to a vital Champions League game is not the most...

  By Les Ropnarin
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  Paris Saint-Germain

  / 6 months ago

  Three PSG stars to miss Athletic Bilbao clash through injury… but it’s not all doom and gloom

  The latest injury news coming out of PSG is that they will be without several key players for their match at...

  By Christopher Heath
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  Champions League

  / 6 months ago

  Xabi Alonso puts the accent on unity as doubts grow over his Real Madrid reign

  His Real Madrid tenure may be hanging by a thread, but Xabi Alonso was determined to put the accent on the...

  By Les Ropnarin
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  Champions League

  / 6 months ago

  Flu-stricken Manuel Akanji in doubt for Inter Milan ahead of Liverpool clash

  As speculation mounts that Mohamed Salah could miss Liverpool’s visit to Inter Milan, the focus at the San Siro ahead of...

  By Les Ropnarin
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  Atalanta

  / 6 months ago

  Could Cole Palmer’s potential absence cause Chelsea chaos in Italy

  Atalanta will face Chelsea for the first-ever time when they meet at the Stadio di Bergamo in the Champions League phase...

  By Christopher Heath
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  Champions League

  / 7 months ago

  Arne Slot’s Liverpool rough patch echoes Jürgen Klopp’s. What lessons can be drawn?

  As talk swirled of the club’s worst run since the relegation season of 1953/54, the Liverpool manager did not mince his...

  By Les Ropnarin
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  Champions League

  / 7 months ago

  Why are Newcastle United so poor away from home?

  Halloween may have passed but, for Newcastle United, the horror keeps on coming. The latest chapter in the Jekyll and Hyde...

  By Les Ropnarin
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  Arsenal

  / 8 months ago

  European football newspapers review: verdict on a ‘magical’ Champions League night

  On an evening when it rained goals in the Champions League, the most torrential downpour came on the eastern banks of...

  By Les Ropnarin