One thing to say with those people that are trying to distract us while we do our own thing, mind their own business.
I don't care a thing they say, am I gambling with their money? am I using their time? No, they don't and that's why I don't care about them and whatever they say upon looking at my activities whether on my laptop or smartphone.
We've got our own lives to deal with and it's too short to be thinking of the welfare of other's activities.
Let’s just accept the reality that we can’t please everyone, and that we don’t have the control to what they want to say. Gambling can be a bad thing, but only for those who can’t manage their gambling urge and turn into irresponsible gamblers. However, for those who are good and responsible one, then there’s no way they’ll care whatever people will say. I used to get affected with how others comprehend about gambling, but I realized this is what makes me entertained and sometimes makes me profitable, so I’m actually benefiting from it. I will continue gambling as long as I want, and as long as I’m using my own spare money. My money, my rules, and since they don’t contribute any goodness in my life, then they’re free to leave me on my own way and mind their own business. It's great to see someone taking ownership of their choices. Listen, gambling can be a lot of fun, even profitable on occasion. I've seen it myself. Its about smart money management, knowing your limits. The naysayers always focus on the bad stuff, but thats a narrow view. Used responsibly, with spare cash, why wouldnt you enjoy yourself and maybe get lucky? You're showing it can be done right - thats impressive. Ignore the negativity. You could be the one teaching folks a thing or two about having fun and being responsible. |
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Finally after 12 years joining Dortmund, Marco Reus will leaves at the end this season after his contract expiring and won't extend any more, Marco Reus make 424 appearances by scoring 168 goals and contributing 128 assists all competition. Its true legend with loyal more than 12 years after many his teams mates from Robert Lewandowski until Erling Haaland leaving Dortmund but keeps stay until his contract over. Still not any official announcement about Marco Reus team future will stay or returning back to his team Gladbach or continue his career outside from Bundesliga competition such as MLS League and Saudi Pro League become more interested challenge for players have reached all achievement with European team.  https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/40074714/marco-reus-leave-borussia-dortmund-end-seasonReus leaving Dortmund, its definitely a big deal. He's built a legacy there – the numbers are incredible. Over 400 games, the goals, the assists... the guy's been a machine. Sure, no Bundesliga titles sting, especially after all those close calls. But he stayed loyal, became the face of the club. When others jumped ship, Reus held his ground. Thats something special. Now, where he goes next? That's the big question. He's not done. MLS is growing like crazy, could be a huge challenge and he'd be a superstar there. Or, the Saudi money talks, and who can blame a guy for securing his future? Its going to be about where Reus sees himself making that final impact, earning that last big win, or maybe just enjoying the game somewhere totally new. He's earned that choice. |
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Bayer's unbeaten run now stands at 47 matches and is one step away from breaking Benfica's record of 48 matches. That is, a Buyer needs to win two official matches to set a new record, which has still stood since 1965. Alonso definitely has the opportunity to write his name in football history, I think this is a great motivation to find strength and not lose two more matches. The next two matches are the match with Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga and the return match with Roma.
Leverkusen is ready to shatter its non-losing streak. Thanks to Alonso, they're playing with renewed strength. Consider Frankfurt and Rome? Bayer is healthy and rolling despite having good squads. They're going to beat Benfica, not simply keep up. I respect your drive to come this close to a historic objective. Do not overlook the DFB Pokal. They should easily beat a lower-league team and win the title. Bayer might have a triple season. We want to make history, not simply win. It must be fantastic to be a Bayer supporter now. The club is having fun, and it will become better. |
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Bologna got yet another tie, they are basically telling Roma to take over, but at the same time Roma ends up not getting the wins at all, no idea why Roma is failing so miserably on the latest weeks, after De Rossi took over they became so much better, but when you look at the past few weeks you will see that they haven't been good.
This isn't just about the fact that they lost to Leverkusen at semi-finals, that is not the point, they are not doing well at the league neither. If they won a few games, they would have been at fourth place already, they have a chance to drop the difference to two points as well this week but I feel like they probably won't be able to do that, which is sad really if you think about it, but it is what it is.
Roma? Huge question marks. They've been off the boil since the Leverkusen loss. They havent found their fighting spirit. Bologna gifting them the win? Big opportunity missed. Stuck in neutral, engine revving but no traction. Frustrating to watch. Bologna? Woof. No goals in four! Their Champions League dreams are fading fast. Leaving the door wide open for other teams. You'd expect Roma to capitalize, but right now, they're not exactly inspiring confidence. Both teams need a reality check. This is Serie A! Points are important |
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I also think of that, but with a 50% belief because I know that their unbeaten performance will hardly be cut off by Roma. I was either expecting them to go on a draw or a win for Leverkusen, which ended up as a win for Leverkusen, but no doubt Roma also played their best in the game because they really tried because they also made an attempt. But all I am putting into consideration now is that Leverkusen should just wait for a few weeks to hold their trophy because they cannot be stopped by any of the teams left again.
Furthermore, maybe you have become their fan without your knowledge, because even if you are fain, that is the least feeling that you might encounter, so you should know how to manage your emotions, especially on football.
Roma losing doesn't mean they played badly because while on the field I was quite satisfied with what Roma showed even though they didn't win. Because against Leverkusen you need brilliant tactics, for now Roma still can't prove it, but in the future De Rossi will learn a lot and continue to develop his skills in training players. Leverkusen unbeaten continues and who knows how long their dominance will last and also which club will be able to beat Xabi strategy on the field. Now what makes everyone curious is just who managed to bring Leverkusen to its knees. We need to be a little patient, maybe the UCL is the right time to see Leverkusen dominance stop. AS Roma's performance is good, but not so good when compared to Bayer Leverkusen, which so far no club has been able to beat them in any competition, even though I initially thought AS Roma would be able to do it in their first meeting at the UEL this time but it turns out AS Roma still couldn't stop them. Bayer Leverkusen, even though their head to head showed that AS Roma dominated the victory over Bayer Leverkusen, but perhaps because of Alonso's hard work who provided an extraordinary strategy, AS Roma could not read the strategy used by the Bayer players. I don't know how long Bayer Leverkusen will suffer their first defeat this season, even in the Bundesliga. Bayer Leverkusen still hasn't given up losing even though they have won the Bundesliga, so I think as long as they still have strong stamina they will continue to perform optimally and be unbeatable, other clubs have to admit the greatness of Bayer Leverkusen and acknowledged the greatness of its coach. Leverkusen's in the zone. We've seen some great teams over the years, but their run this Europa League season is the best. Alonso's tactics, they're a cut above. He's got Leverkusen playing smart, calculated football - the kind that breaks down even experienced teams like Roma. Its clear Roma didnt see that intensity coming, that focus on every single play. Leverkusen's undefeated even after winning the Bundesliga? Thats not just luck. Thats the kind of hunger and consistency that makes a team truly great. It shows the rest of Europe: its a new standard of performance Leverkusen's bringing to the field every single match. Other teams better watch their backs because if Leverkusen keeps this up, they're looking at a very long run of wins. |
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On the other hand, Dortmund performed well in their home match against PSG. Dortmund won the match 1-0. PSG's overall performance was quite good, but neither team managed to score in this match. Now it cannot be said for sure whether PSG will win the home match 2-0. Since Dortmund played well and won the first leg, Dortmund naturally seem to be favorites to qualify for the final at the moment.
Bookmakers currently rate PSG as favorites to reach the final. This may not be fair, but there is logic in it: in terms of team strength and statistics, PSG is obliged to score at least one goal in a two-game confrontation with Dortmund. Therefore, it is obvious that one goal is not enough advantage for Dortmund. Will Dortmund be able to score a goal in Paris and will Dortmund be able to win in extra time if PSG wins the return leg by a narrow margin? Bookmakers believe that these events are likely with chances of less than 50% and give preference to PSG. PSG as the favorite makes sense. First game wasnt a blowout, they had chances, just lacked finishing. That shows they're in this. Paris crowd is something else - players will feel that, could be the edge. But Dortmund, they will not quits. They fight, they've proven that. Is different in Paris. That away goal changes EVERYTHING. Do they sit back and just defend? That's risky. They gotta be smart, find ways to score while staying tight at the back. This match, folks, its gonna be a nail-biter. Best of luck to both teams, they deserve it. |
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Arsenal have won the match against Bounemouth in a 3:0 thriller at Emirate stadium.The match was full of suspence as it ended 1:0 in first half.Bournemout is a very tough team,and they indeed gave Arsenal headache before the gunners could secure a win against them.Now the gunners are waiting anxiously,and hoping City draws theirs against Wolves so they can win all their remaining matches and be crowned champions of the premier league.Arteta just wants to be winning and be mounting more pressure on City,to see if anything thing can happen before the season ends.
Arsenal is killing it these days. I can tell you that Arteta has these guys playing smart and dealing with pressure like real pros. Who won that Bournemouth game? Now you know what I mean! Displays that they are not a passing fad; they possess the mental toughness to make a title run. This makes things tough for City. Every season in the Premier League is different. Wolves may be having a hard time, but they're still ready to fight. We will see what happens if they steal points from City. Anyone who supports Arsenal should be very happy. There are only a few seconds left in this title race. Great stuff, really great |
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Things are going well for Real Madrid both in La Liga and in the Champions League. Last week they beat Real Sociedad away with Arda Guler's goal. On the other hand, they managed to draw 2-2 away to Bayern Munich in the Champions League. We can say that they have managed to get the results they wanted in the last weeks. Next week they will play the rematch of the Champions League semi-final against Bayern Munich. Therefore, I think there is a high probability that they will start this match with a reserve squad. On the other hand, Cadiz are in the relegation zone. I am sure they will definitely want to win this match. But I think Real Madrid will be the favorite at home, even if they play this game with a reserve squad.
Real Madrid's on a roll right now. Great wins in La Liga, that draw in Munich - shows they're the real deal. This Champions League rematch with Bayern, though… that's where things get interesting. Playing reserves against Cadiz? Bold move, but a smart one, let me tell you. Keeps the top guys ready to crush it at home, where they're unbeatable. Cadiz isnt a pushover. Relegation battle - they'll fight like hell. Madrid's got the depth, though. These young guys, they step up when you least expect it. Im not saying it'll be easy, but even a second-string Madrid side, at home… I like their chances, bigly. |
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These altcoins that you've mentioned, they bear lesser risks than the rest of the altcoins in the market and with bitcoin being at the top in terms of the level of risk associated with it. However, people wouldn't always follow the safer path as there are also bigger opportunities to maximize the profit but it bears greater risk than the others. This is the reason why a lot of projects and altcoins were created every now and then. No wonder why there are a lot of memecoins popping up in the market today. Some investors have huge risk appetite to put their money in this kind of coin, but I'm quite sure old investors also have bitcoins in their wallets.
There is no doubt that there are Alts with good potentials but it would be very risky for one to currently invest in any of those newly developed memecoins or shit coins most of them are pump and dumps and would always dump after they have profited from lots of investors. Since Bitcoin influences the price of other cryptocurrency then that alone should let people know that it's the best crypto asset they could ever think of. However I think why most people would always fall back to Alts or some Memecoins is cause they're not financially able to afford enough Bitcoin based on it's current price and that's why they would fall back to investing on potential Alts like ETH, SOL or BNB which they consider would get to the level Bitcoin is in the future. Well i think by then Bitcoin would had gotten beyond what it is currently cause it's more superior to other Cryptocurrencies and those who take advantage of it's bear season would always male lots of profits demanding on how much they invested. These "shitcoins" and other new memecoins are not worth it. Although the thought of getting rich quick sounds appealing, it doesnt usually happen that way. A lot of people lose money when they play this game. We'll talk about Bitcoin later. Why is it at the top? Because it's the most commonly used. The point is to pick a winner, not to see who has the cheapest coins. Bitcoin has shown that it works many times. Other cryptocurrencies, like ETH, may look good on paper, but they arent quite there yet. Trust me, its smart to buy Bitcoin now, while the price is low. After the market recovers, which it will, investors who made money now will be very happy. |
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Bitcoin's awesome, the best, believe me. But we gotta make this thing easier for regular people to use. Right now, it's like...too complicated (or perhaps people are so lazy). Regular folks see it, they dont get it, and that's a problem. We need to make buying and selling Bitcoin as simple as using your bank. Security too - gotta be top-notch, but explained in a way anyone can understand. Right there, more people would trust it. We need less fancy tech-talk, and more plain explaining - what Bitcoin IS, how it works. Thats how we get grandma on board, see?
This isnt about changing Bitcoin itself, its about making it work for everyone. Do that, and Bitcoins not just for the tech nerds anymore. Its in everyone's wallet, used every single day.
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Bitcoin is significant. Its more than just a computer thing; its a set of beliefs. Totally changes the way money is dealt with, see? The best kind of money change is coming. Thats the future: decentralized and safe. We're not trying to get rich quickly; we're just trying to make things more fair. People in the Bitcoin world are the real deal. The world is being changed by smart, creative people. These are the richest people's freedoms, but everyone can get them too. These steps will help us build a better economy than the old one.
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I don't believe that's going to be the case because there's no way that it's going to be the case for something profitable like bitcoin, remember that there's only millions of us here in the bitcoin and crypto community but there's like billions of people out there that don't know about bitcoin yet and from that scale, you can just imagine that there's going to be new people that will be interested in bitcoin every single day and it's their first time investing and they're going to be telling about bitcoin to their friends and some might be resistant or too reserved to try it but there's going to be some people that will learn about bitcoin will be curious enough to try it, there's never going to be a decrease in new investors, of that I'm sure because people talk and people want to make more money in this day and age where one job isn't even enough to survive, they will get to bitcoin and other cryptocurrency eventually.
ou hear people doubting Bitcoin, saying it wont grow. They're wrong, and they're missing the big picture. This isnt just another stock or commodity - its a whole new way of doing money that the world desperately needs. Think of all the people who still dont know what Bitcoin is - thats a massive untapped market. As economies struggle, more and more folks are going to see this as their solution. Its not about hype, its about basic survival, finding a way to control your own finances in a tough world. Thats why Bitcoin's not just an option anymore, its becoming a lifeline. The word is spreading, people are waking up, and that wave of investment is unstoppable. Mark my words, Bitcoin is the future, the smart money already knows it |
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Yesterday, I read a report that Bayern Munich contacted former RB Leipzig manager Ralf Ragnick to take over their managerial position when the club's current manager Thomas Tuchel leaves at the end of the season but just like the two previous managers they contacted for the Bayern Munich job, Ralf Ragnick declined the offer. Earlier this season the club have contacted managers like Xabi Alonso and Julian Nagelsmann but both of them turned down the offer citing different reasons for their refusal. Bayern Munich as we all know is one of the biggest clubs in Europe and their history as a club backs that claim. Also the quality of players olat the club is strong enough to attract big managers to the club since they know that they won't have to struggle much to get get good results with the team but yet, three top managers have rejected the Bayern Munich job already. I think there's something about the current management of the club that's scaring these managers away from accepting to coach the club
The problem is clear to you. Bayern is great, but top coaches are dragging their feet. I've managed fantastic teams; it's more than names on jerseys. Ragnick and Alonso, bright guys, know Bayern's success isn't certain. These aren't easy occupations. The pressure is on to win every game, award, and year. Bayern does it that way, while some coaches seek a different challenge. Bayern's treatment of Nagelsmann doesn't give the best message, does it? World-class coaches desire safety and respect. They witness what happened and think, "Could that be me next year?" Bayern may need to examine its reflection. Not necessarily about buying the greatest players, but about a great coach, system, and supporting front office. That makes winners last. |
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I think psg will still move to the final, this is similar to their quarter final match against Barcelona were they lost the first leg though that was at their home but I think the second leg this time won't be any different like we saw in the QR they are going to be the one qualifying, Enrique will probably learn from his mistakes and Mbappe will try to do alot better The defeat experienced by PSG at Dortmund Headquarters was similar to when they lost in the first leg against Barcelona, but I don't expect any of Dortmund players to suffer the same fate as Araujo, who had to leave the field early due to being given a red card while playing in the second leg. Dortmund must play disciplined and avoid all the worst possibilities that could harm them. PSG's only advantage in the second leg is because the supporters can be their 12th player, support from supporters can increase the enthusiasm of PSG players in catching up. I hope the game at the Parc des Princes will present a different story, PSG must show a good game and create lots of opportunities if they want to appear in the final. PSG still has plenty of potential, we certainly haven't forgotten about the quarter-final first leg match against Barcelona. PSG were defeated in the first leg of the quarter-final against Barcelona, but in the second leg they secured the semi-finals by beating Barcelona by a large margin at their home ground. PSG lost their semi-final first leg match against Dortmund but it's definitely a good thing for PSG that they didn't lose by multiple goals. Winning by two goals at their home ground is not difficult for PSG if they play at their best. Manager Luis Enrique is certainly planning with every player in the team as well as providing opportunities for qualified players in every position. PSG should only play the normal game well, if they play the normal game correctly, the final will be guaranteed for PSG. I believe in PSG. Bigly. We've seen them pull off miracles, like that comeback against Barcelona - fantastic game. But Dortmund is a tough opponent. We cant bank on another red card to turn things around. Now, playing at home, thats a HUGE match. And Enrique, the guy's a tactical genius. He'll have the plan. Thing is, those chances we create? We gotta start burying them. No more messing around. The heart, the skill, its all there. I know they can show us what they're made of. |
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The match between Monza vs Lazio will start tomorrow. Those who can do better in this match will win this match. If the players of Lazio team do not perform well, they will not win in this match. Lazio team has performed very well in the previous matches. Did. But Monza team could not do well in previous matches due to which they are far behind Lazio team. Hopefully the players of both teams will try to play very well and the team players who can do well will win this match.
Lazio is undoubtedly the favorite. Three wins in five? A squad hitting their stride is the momentum you want. They must move up, secure their status, and challenge for the Europa Conference League now. Recently, they've played smart football, learning from early mistakes. Indeed, that matters. Now, Monza, difficult. A five-game losing streak can shatter a team's spirit. Genoa is closing in, putting pressure on. I always believe in comebacks. Each team, even the best, has losses. Monza may find their fire here, turning the season around. I want to see that fight, that underdog spirit that wins unexpected bouts. |
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I'm surprised to see how Tottenham is struggling to win their matches in the Premier League lately, and it seems there is no hope for Tottenham to qualify for next season's UEFA Champions League because Aston Villa would not drop points that would make Tottenham overtake them in the Premier League table. For the Liverpool vs Aston Villa match, I see Liverpool as the favorite to win the match because Liverpool knows how to beat Tottenham, and Tottenham is even visiting Liverpool at Anfield, which will be an added advantage to Liverpool.
Tottenham Hotspur met a strong opponent and we can not consider Chelsea as a weak team. They are strong and can bring big troubles to any team but Tottenham Hotspur did not play well to get three points from an important match with them in this season. With this loss, Tottenham Hotspur nearly surrender in their competition with Aston Villa for a fourth position and this mean they again will not be qualified for Champions League. Kane made his right decision to leave Tottenham last summer so will Son do the same next summer? He is no longer young but he is still helpful for many big clubs and his time is ticking down. Son must make his important decision, leaving and getting chance to win titles, to play in Champions League or staying here. Tottenham's decline worries. Three losses in a row is bad, and performances have been poor. They had the ball against Chelsea but couldnt score. In the Premier League, you must finish your chances, and both the forwards and defense must improve to stay in the top flight. Now, Son, things get harder. Everyone knows he's a legend. Watching Champions League football disappear year after year grates on you. Loyalty is fantastic, but a player of his talent should be earning trophies now. In his shoes, I'd weigh my heart against unrealized goals. Will he persevere or must he make a bold move to win the Champions League? |
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Dortmund was a little lucky to win this first leg match even though if you look at it as a whole PSG's attack was much more dangerous but there was a little luck factor so that Dortmund's goal was not conceded.
For the second leg, Dortmund's percentage of being able to advance to the final is not that big, especially if both teams continue to display the same performance as in the first leg.
Both of them have played very well and in my opinion there is no such thing as luck, it's just that PSG needs to re-evaluate each of their shortcomings so they can improve them in the second leg. Playing at PSG's home ground, of course they will play with enthusiasm against Dortmund because it will be very strange. If two teams from the German Bundesliga meet again in the UCL final like the previous season between Dortmund and Munich, but I'm sure PSG will not let Dortmund win the second leg of the UCL semi-final match again and PSG will surprise Dortmund like they did against Barcelona. Dortmund will face Augsburg but it seems they will not play their key players full time because of course they will save energy and ensure the players' performance remains in good condition when the second leg match takes place, because Dortmund only needs to draw to qualify for the UCL final. this season, but PSG will definitely try to score a goal against Dortmund, especially playing in front of all their supporters, of course they want to win and reach the UCL final this season because Mbappe doesn't want his dream of bringing PSG to the UCL final to be buried again because he failed for the umpteenth time. He will definitely try to play as well as possible to score goals and Dortmund must be careful in the second leg. You're right, folks. PSG can turn this around at home. I witnessed Barca's epic comeback. Pressure is high, but this team is different. Watch Mbappe. They're talented and driven. That never-say-die mentality defines him. A home crowd? That will be huge. Dortmund is smart now. Resting Champions League players strategically. They only need a draw, but PSG is ravenous, so thats risky. Dortmund has distractions. The Bundesliga? They're relaxed. Different hunger levels, you know? PSG can smell and exploit that weakness. What if Parc des Princes supporters go crazy? Dortmund can't ignore that message. |
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Xavi must be very dissappointed at Barcelona this season for going empty handed.He took them to a Lalliga tittle last season,hoping to defend and retain the tittle this season,but Madrid was more powerful than they could ever immagine.At first,it was Girona who was showing extraordinary strength,and everyone believed they could win the trophy,but along the way,they got tired,fatigue came in, injuries came in,and they dropped form.But atleast,that coach has made a statement to their boards,that if they can give him money to sign players,he can surprise people by winning the league for them because he won most of the big teams this season, except Madrid,who are now the favourite for the tittle.congratulation to Girona and Madrid.
Girona was amongst the teams top rated for the La Liga title but their inability to win Real Madrid made them lost the title hope of the league. But Girona can still do better next season because they still got one of the best players and a good coach to see them through achieving that in the next season. With their performance this season, they’ll be watched by many teams in the La Liga and won’t give them a chance to beat them like they did in most of the matches this season. They will also be playing in the Champions League next season, so I feel they’ll be tougher and more stronger to be easily defeated in the La Liga. Barcelona didn’t have such a very bad season, it was only their high expectations that makes it hard for them to believe that the tried this season. The most critical thing for Girona will be next year because at the end of this year, teams will come forward and want to transfer many of their players. What they will do in the face of this situation and what strategy they will follow will be the key to next year. Considering that some loan players will return, we will see an end of the year where critical decisions will be made for Girona. I hope they will show us similar excitement next year, but I doubt they will be able to show the same performance if there are transfers and they lose important players. |
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Leverkusen is not only close to the final, but is almost certain to be the winner of this competition. The 2-0 victory at the Olimpico was the most valuable asset when playing in the second leg, Leverkusen could play more calmly because they didn't have the slightest burden. Maintaining victory in the first leg is not too difficult because you will be playing in front of your supporters. They only need to maintain their defense so they don't concede more than one goal if they want to qualify for the final without having to go through 2X15 minutes of extra time. The treble winner is still very wide open for Leverkusen, their consistent performance makes it easier to win the Europa League and DBF Cup trophies.
Yep, I'm sure Leverkusen will become the winner. Atalanta was lucky because Marseille isn't a strong team, that's why they can resist the first leg that held in Marseille's home ground, the second leg this will be Atalanta's game. Their performance in Bundesliga enough to make people think Leverkusen deserve to become a champion in any league. If Leverkusen was qualify for Champions League, it would be a damn good fight. I'm also quite sure that Bayer Leverkusen will win the Europa League trophy because their performance is very consistent and at the moment they are indeed on fire. A 2-0 win in the first leg is clearly a very good point, moreover, they get it when they play as a guest and I think Bayer Leverkusen will get another victory in the second leg. Meanwhile, if we have to predict who will be Leverkusen's opponent in the final, I think Atalanta is the one who has a good chance because they will have the advantage of playing at home in the second leg. Leverkusen's been playing lights-out in this Europa League. That 2-0 on the road? Thats a statement win, the best kind. They're not just winning, they're dominating. Clean sheets, away victories - thats the mark of a champion team, believe me. Im telling you, they'll finish the job in the second leg, and the final is theirs for the taking. Now, Atalanta,they're tough, got that home-field advantage to work with. And anything can happen in football. Could Marseille pull off an upset? Maybe. But right now, Leverkusen's in the driver's seat. They're the best team in this competition, nobody even comes close. |
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Dortmund's win was good and they have the capital ahead of the second leg against PSG later. Even though they only won by a narrow margin, it meant a lot for Dortmund where they will next play an away match at PSG. I think Dortmund also knows that it will be very difficult to face PSG at home and maybe everything can change if the hosts play more intensely.
Last night PSG didn't play well and they couldn't steal the lead with the opportunities they had. Mbappe seemed under pressure and had no free space to move. I think Luis Enrique must learn from this first leg mistake and improve his existing strategy so he can turn things around at home later. PSG needs at least 2 goals but I think Dortmund will still increase their aggregate and will not play defensively at all.
Dortmund got a good win, which puts them in a good position for the second game against PSG. Even though the lead isnt very big, goals scored away from home make a huge difference. But they know the job isnt done yet. Its a whole different game for PSG at home, and they'll be ready to go. PSG did not play well last night, there is no way around it. They missed some chances, and Mbappe was closely defended. He needs more help to make those crazy runs he's known for. Enrique needs to really look at the tape from this one. Dont make the same mistakes in the second leg. At least two goals need to be scored by PSG. There's no way Dortmund will sit back and protect, so both teams will score a lot of goals. |
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