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Preview
The Champions League group stages can dish up some special nights of European football and that’s exactly what we have at the Wanda Metropolitano in Madrid.
The UEFA Champions League brings together some of the biggest names in European football and that’s exactly what we are going to get on Wednesday night. Group A has brought together two giants of the European game as Paris Saint-Germain welcome Real Madrid to the Parc des Princes.
Champions League Group H is the most wide-open group in this year’s tournament. Chelsea, Ajax, Valencia, and Lille make up the group with any of the four teams capable of progressing to the knockout round.
Liverpool head to Italy to face off with Champions League Group E rivals Napoli on Tuesday night. The two famous football clubs clashed in last season’s competition with the Reds pulling off a dramatic group stage win at Anfield to progress to the knockout round.
The UEFA Champions League returns on Tuesday and Inter Milan welcome Slavia Prague to the San Siro in Group F.
Benfica take on RB Leipzig in UEFA Champions League Group G at the Estadio da Luz on Tuesday.
This week sees the first round of group matches in the UEFA Champions League and we have some fantastic matches to look forward to across the continent. One of the picks of the games comes at Signal Iduna Park in Group F as Borussia Dortmund host Barcelona.
When the draw for the 2019/20 Champions League group stages was made, Group H did not look the most exciting group on paper. None of the favourites to win the competition were drawn in this group but on reflection, that could make it very exciting to watch.
There are five games taking place in La Liga on Sunday this weekend and the second of those matches is between Deportivo Alavés and Sevilla. The game will be played at the Estadio de Mendizorroza, in what is expected to be warm conditions.
There are two Premier League games on Sunday to enjoy this weekend, the first of which takes place at the Vitality Stadium. Bournemouth host Everton on the south coast and this is a game both teams will believe they can win.
Augsburg have made a poor start to the new Bundesliga campaign. Martin Schmidt’s side are yet to win in the German top-flight this season.
The new Bundesliga campaign is just three gameweeks old. Some teams have started the new season like a runaway train in the case of RB Leipzig.
West Ham head to the West Midlands on Monday night looking to continue their brilliant form. The Hammers are undefeated in their last three matches outscoring opponents 6-2.
Arsenal head to Vicarage Road on Sunday to play a winless Watford. The Hornets are one of two Premier League teams not to gain a victory this term. Can they gain all three points against the Gunners?
Bayern Munich head to the Red Bull Arena on Saturday to play Bundesliga leaders RB Leipzig. It is an early season title tilt in Germany featuring the league’s two top scoring teams.
Sampdoria have made a woeful start to the new Serie A campaign, failing to pick up any points in their first two outings in the Italian top-flight. On Saturday evening, they face a difficult trip to perennial Serie A runners up, Napoli.
Sporting Braga have finished in the top-five of the Portuguese top-flight in eight of the last nine seasons. However, they have made a less than impressive start to the current Primeira Liga campaign.
There were high hopes for Inter at the beginning of the Serie A campaign because of the appointment of Antonio Conte as head coach. The Nerazzurri have made a good start to their Serie A campaign.
The Bundesliga returns to action on Friday this week following the international break but the bulk of the games will be played on Saturday and Sunday. Arguably the biggest game of the early kick-offs on Saturday comes at Signal Iduna Park as Borussia Dortmund host Bayer Leverkusen.
Real Madrid host Levante at the Santiago Bernabeu in La Liga’ early clash on Saturday. Los Blancos are unbeaten this season in La Liga, but they need to record a victory after back to back draws.
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