⚽UEFA Europa League Discussion Thread -- 2021/22 Winners: Eintracht Frankfurt!

[KTChampions]

Leicester City will play against Spartak Moscow today. In the first match of the Europa League, Leicester City drew with Napoli and in the 2nd match they lost to Leiga Warsaw. However, Leicester's performance against Manchester United in the previous match of the Premier League has fascinated everyone. Leicester had a great 4-2 win. If Leicester can play with their full strength in today's match, I believe they can still win today.

Judging by the results, Leicester is serious about the competition in this league, so I think the bet on it in today's match is justified. I can't say that 1.75 odds looks very attractive, but given Spartak's weakness, this outcome seems reliable. Plus, historically, Spartak plays poorly against the English teams.
5.20 - 3.80 - 1.75

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[hahay]

Leicester City will play against Spartak Moscow today. In the first match of the Europa League, Leicester City drew with Napoli and in the 2nd match they lost to Leiga Warsaw. However, Leicester's performance against Manchester United in the previous match of the Premier League has fascinated everyone. Leicester had a great 4-2 win. If Leicester can play with their full strength in today's match, I believe they can still win today.

Judging by the results, Leicester is serious about the competition in this league, so I think the bet on it in today's match is justified. I can't say that 1.75 odds looks very attractive, but given Spartak's weakness, this outcome seems reliable. Plus, historically, Spartak plays poorly against the English teams.
5.20 - 3.80 - 1.75

Considering the position of Leicester in the standings, of course Leicester will be serious in this match, because if this match Leicester cannot get full points then it will be difficult to catch up and may lose their chance to advance to the next phase. About the history you said, to be honest I would not believe it because every team will certainly experience changes from time to time. The current situation remains difficult for Leicester themselves and to be honest, I personally doubt Leicester will be able to win this away match. But one thing is for sure and I believe this match is likely to be marked by at least two goals from both teams, and of course it will be a match with a lot of goals.

[baeva]

Leicester City will play against Spartak Moscow today. In the first match of the Europa League, Leicester City drew with Napoli and in the 2nd match they lost to Leiga Warsaw. However, Leicester's performance against Manchester United in the previous match of the Premier League has fascinated everyone. Leicester had a great 4-2 win. If Leicester can play with their full strength in today's match, I believe they can still win today.

At full strength? Really? You probably overestimate the Russian team Spartak, as a person from this country I can say that Leicester will not have to work hard to win, if they want to. Just knowing foxes, they can easily lose the game to the weakest opponent... But even so, I'm sure that won't happen

[KTChampions]

Judging by the results, Leicester is serious about the competition in this league, so I think the bet on it in today's match is justified. I can't say that 1.75 odds looks very attractive, but given Spartak's weakness, this outcome seems reliable. Plus, historically, Spartak plays poorly against the English teams.
5.20 - 3.80 - 1.75

Considering the position of Leicester in the standings, of course Leicester will be serious in this match, because if this match Leicester cannot get full points then it will be difficult to catch up and may lose their chance to advance to the next phase. About the history you said, to be honest I would not believe it because every team will certainly experience changes from time to time. The current situation remains difficult for Leicester themselves and to be honest, I personally doubt Leicester will be able to win this away match. But one thing is for sure and I believe this match is likely to be marked by at least two goals from both teams, and of course it will be a match with a lot of goals.

There is such a concept (in Russia) as "Spartak football" - this is a lot of short passes, ball control, the so-called "walls" (a player running to the goal gives a pass to the player standing with his back to the goal and when he runs past he gets the ball back), something similar to tikitaka. Historically, this style (at least in the performance of Spartak) almost always lost to the power style of the English teams. Of course, Spartak is changing, but still to some extent retains its style, so I think that assumptions based on history are appropriate in this case.
Meanwhile, Spartak is still ahead 2-1  

[LTU_btc]

Guys, you saw what Leicester did? They were losing against Spartak 0:2but made an comeback and won game 3:4. Patson Daka (who is he?) scored poker in 34 hours minutes. Not bad, right ?

[W Jr.]

Wow. Excellent performance from Daka. Daka was the man of the match when Leicester City played away from Moscow. Hat-trick in 9 minutes. Maybe this could be the fastest hat-trick in the Europa League. Spartak Moscow, leading 2-0 in the first half, lost the match 4-3. The name to be talked about this week will definitely be Daka.

[DanWalker]

At full strength? Really? You probably overestimate the Russian team Spartak, as a person from this country I can say that Leicester will not have to work hard to win, if they want to. Just knowing foxes, they can easily lose the game to the weakest opponent... But even so, I'm sure that won't happen

Spartak is an average team. And if he considers Leicester's previous matches, they have drawn against the Italian no 1 team - Napoli and have won against United with a huge margin. The Legia match was unfortunate but after the United win they will be full of confidence and that should be enough for them to win with Spartak.

[BALIK]

Wow. Excellent performance from Daka. Daka was the man of the match when Leicester City played away from Moscow. Hat-trick in 9 minutes. Maybe this could be the fastest hat-trick in the Europa League. Spartak Moscow, leading 2-0 in the first half, lost the match 4-3. The name to be talked about this week will definitely be Daka.

Only for Patson Daka's extraordinary performance did Leicester win today. After losing points in the first two matches, their victory in today's match was much needed. After trailing 2-1 in the first half, scoring 3 goals in a row in the second half is really commendable. Daka has scored all the goals for Leicester. He also managed to score against Manchester United.
Napoli are fourth in the group. Despite winning all of Serie A, they have yet to win a Europa League match.

[snipie]

Guys, you saw what Leicester did? They were losing against Spartak 0:2but made an comeback and won game 3:4. Patson Daka (who is he?) scored poker in 34 hours minutes. Not bad, right ?

Spartak 3 - 4 Daka
He is a young striker from Africa that was playing with Salzburg and joined Leicester this season. Dunno more but scoring 3 goals in less than 10 minutes then a 4th goal to confirm the 3 points for his team is just impressive!

[Woodie]

Guys, you saw what Leicester did? They were losing against Spartak 0:2but made an comeback and won game 3:4. Patson Daka (who is he?) scored poker in 34 hours minutes. Not bad, right ?

Spartak 3 - 4 Daka
He is a young striker from Africa that was playing with Salzburg and joined Leicester this season. Dunno more but scoring 3 goals in less than 10 minutes then a 4th goal to confirm the 3 points for his team is just impressive!

Impressive and solid performance for the young lad. And interestingly Daka was racking several awards when he was at RB Salzburg and seems like his finding his feet again after several months of less game play, Leicester need to use him more...Indeed it was Spartak moscow against Daka!

By the way I thought Europa games were due for Wednesday,  has their been a change of calendars when these games are played

[poldanmig]

Guys, you saw what Leicester did? They were losing against Spartak 0:2but made an comeback and won game 3:4. Patson Daka (who is he?) scored poker in 34 hours minutes. Not bad, right ?

Spartak 3 - 4 Daka
He is a young striker from Africa that was playing with Salzburg and joined Leicester this season. Dunno more but scoring 3 goals in less than 10 minutes then a 4th goal to confirm the 3 points for his team is just impressive!

Leicester City was able to show a fairly good quality of play from the first minute of the match, despite falling behind but a quatrick from Daka was able to make Leicester win the match, with this victory Leicester now climbed to the third position in Group C standings.
To be honest I just saw daka performance today and he is really spectacular, is this his debut match with leicester city?

[KTChampions]

Spartak 3 - 4 Daka
He is a young striker from Africa that was playing with Salzburg and joined Leicester this season. Dunno more but scoring 3 goals in less than 10 minutes then a 4th goal to confirm the 3 points for his team is just impressive!

Great match and great poker from Draka, but I must say that this is a typical game of Spartak - everything seems to be going well, but then an inexplicable failure happens that completely breaks the game. Maybe that's why it has so many fans in Russia - it's interesting to watch such matches, but it seems to me that in order to seriously root for Spartak you need to have iron nerves.

[Pulsar77]

What a game it was today between Spartak Moscow and Leicester. They played their game ona day before the other ones. But even if this game was played on the same day with the rest of the games and ended by this result, it would still be the game of the night I assume. At Leicester, Daka was just perfect in this game. He scored 4 goals and it was really enjoyable to watch him playing like this. He was already awesome at Salzburg before coming here and it looks like he started getting accustomed to Leicester also. There was a huge duel between these teams and Leicester managed to be victorious by 4-3 at the end. Usually, games in the EL are not very exciting but this was something special.

[baeva]

At full strength? Really? You probably overestimate the Russian team Spartak, as a person from this country I can say that Leicester will not have to work hard to win, if they want to. Just knowing foxes, they can easily lose the game to the weakest opponent... But even so, I'm sure that won't happen

Spartak is an average team. And if he considers Leicester's previous matches, they have drawn against the Italian no 1 team - Napoli and have won against United with a huge margin. The Legia match was unfortunate but after the United win they will be full of confidence and that should be enough for them to win with Spartak.

I didn't really expect such a result. Maybe because Spartak played at home? That's why they scored three goals... In fact, the first two goals are the real hat, which came by chance, as far as I'm concerned, it surprised me even. Leicester, in turn, had a good attack, good goals scored by Daka, he amazed me the most. If Leicester had lost, it would have been a shame for me

[LUCKMCFLY]

I don't understand Tuesday and Wednesday matches in Europa League, it used to be Thursday only as far as I remember.
Today Celtic was favorite at home and they finally got three points, now they'll wait other matches. I'm sure they will beat Ferencváros in second game as well and make six points. If Leverkusen and Real Betis draw in their matches then Celtic have a fairly good chance. The other option would be Leverkusen to win their games and finish the group at top. Celtic can beat Betis at home in second match and they can pass them to get second place for EL play-off. They are still in the game.

I think the same, I think that Celtic are playing very well, and those are very valuable golden points, I think the results are very likely to happen, however I think that now after having seen Celtic's performance, the other teams will play. with more care against Celtic, I think that also against Ferencváros they will win without any problem and it is not to belittle, but they have a very good opportunity, and judging by the streak it is a good moment to take advantage.

[Lordhermes]

What a game it was today between Spartak Moscow and Leicester. They played their game ona day before the other ones. But even if this game was played on the same day with the rest of the games and ended by this result, it would still be the game of the night I assume. At Leicester, Daka was just perfect in this game. He scored 4 goals and it was really enjoyable to watch him playing like this. He was already awesome at Salzburg before coming here and it looks like he started getting accustomed to Leicester also. There was a huge duel between these teams and Leicester managed to be victorious by 4-3 at the end. Usually, games in the EL are not very exciting but this was something special.

Leicester is a team that has done well from time they started playing the tournament. They've played like they are regulars,and I must commend their coach for making things change at Leicester,bringing in the right players to the club,somebody like Daka,he has been awesome ever since he came in,very aggressive and hungry for goals.He is really making the club have that hunger spirit for tittle.
Leicester is one of the teams I already tipped to win the Europa league tittle,because they have all it takes to take the tittle to England.

[hahay]

Judging by the results, Leicester is serious about the competition in this league, so I think the bet on it in today's match is justified. I can't say that 1.75 odds looks very attractive, but given Spartak's weakness, this outcome seems reliable. Plus, historically, Spartak plays poorly against the English teams.
5.20 - 3.80 - 1.75

Considering the position of Leicester in the standings, of course Leicester will be serious in this match, because if this match Leicester cannot get full points then it will be difficult to catch up and may lose their chance to advance to the next phase. About the history you said, to be honest I would not believe it because every team will certainly experience changes from time to time. The current situation remains difficult for Leicester themselves and to be honest, I personally doubt Leicester will be able to win this away match. But one thing is for sure and I believe this match is likely to be marked by at least two goals from both teams, and of course it will be a match with a lot of goals.

There is such a concept (in Russia) as "Spartak football" - this is a lot of short passes, ball control, the so-called "walls" (a player running to the goal gives a pass to the player standing with his back to the goal and when he runs past he gets the ball back), something similar to tikitaka. Historically, this style (at least in the performance of Spartak) almost always lost to the power style of the English teams. Of course, Spartak is changing, but still to some extent retains its style, so I think that assumptions based on history are appropriate in this case.
Meanwhile, Spartak is still ahead 2-1  

So, what about the end result? about 3-4
I also believe that history exists, but in sport the situation and conditions are not always the same and this has happened to me many times. To be honest, in the past I always looked at history to bet on but after getting a lot of losses due to trusting history too much, it made me no longer consider history to be my benchmark in predicting for a bet that I made. There's nothing wrong with that, but when the situation is very different, then I'm sure history will no longer promise to give the same results.

[KTChampions]

There is such a concept (in Russia) as "Spartak football" - this is a lot of short passes, ball control, the so-called "walls" (a player running to the goal gives a pass to the player standing with his back to the goal and when he runs past he gets the ball back), something similar to tikitaka. Historically, this style (at least in the performance of Spartak) almost always lost to the power style of the English teams. Of course, Spartak is changing, but still to some extent retains its style, so I think that assumptions based on history are appropriate in this case.
Meanwhile, Spartak is still ahead 2-1  

So, what about the end result? about 3-4
I also believe that history exists, but in sport the situation and conditions are not always the same and this has happened to me many times. To be honest, in the past I always looked at history to bet on but after getting a lot of losses due to trusting history too much, it made me no longer consider history to be my benchmark in predicting for a bet that I made. There's nothing wrong with that, but when the situation is very different, then I'm sure history will no longer promise to give the same results.

The end result is super good for everyone except Spartak fans  7 goals in one match, plus poker, plus a game changer and intrigue until the last minutes 
As for the history, I agree with you, for betting I do not even take into account the results of the last season (since in each season we have actually different teams), I am interested in the short-term indicators of the team. For example, now United looks weak, but with certain changes (for example, replacing a coach), it can become on a level with City and Liverpool in just a couple of months.

[Juggy777]

There is such a concept (in Russia) as "Spartak football" - this is a lot of short passes, ball control, the so-called "walls" (a player running to the goal gives a pass to the player standing with his back to the goal and when he runs past he gets the ball back), something similar to tikitaka. Historically, this style (at least in the performance of Spartak) almost always lost to the power style of the English teams. Of course, Spartak is changing, but still to some extent retains its style, so I think that assumptions based on history are appropriate in this case.
Meanwhile, Spartak is still ahead 2-1  

So, what about the end result? about 3-4
I also believe that history exists, but in sport the situation and conditions are not always the same and this has happened to me many times. To be honest, in the past I always looked at history to bet on but after getting a lot of losses due to trusting history too much, it made me no longer consider history to be my benchmark in predicting for a bet that I made. There's nothing wrong with that, but when the situation is very different, then I'm sure history will no longer promise to give the same results.

The end result is super good for everyone except Spartak fans  7 goals in one match, plus poker, plus a game changer and intrigue until the last minutes 
As for the history, I agree with you, for betting I do not even take into account the results of the last season (since in each season we have actually different teams), I am interested in the short-term indicators of the team. For example, now United looks weak, but with certain changes (for example, replacing a coach), it can become on a level with City and Liverpool in just a couple of months.

I don’t know about history but this game felt like it was being played on play station, because it’s so rare to see a same player score 4 goals in a fixture and win it for his team. Also this shows how good Leicester actually is, and if they keep performing like this then they maybe one of the top contenders to win the Europa cup.

[swogerino]

There is such a concept (in Russia) as "Spartak football" - this is a lot of short passes, ball control, the so-called "walls" (a player running to the goal gives a pass to the player standing with his back to the goal and when he runs past he gets the ball back), something similar to tikitaka. Historically, this style (at least in the performance of Spartak) almost always lost to the power style of the English teams. Of course, Spartak is changing, but still to some extent retains its style, so I think that assumptions based on history are appropriate in this case.
Meanwhile, Spartak is still ahead 2-1  

So, what about the end result? about 3-4
I also believe that history exists, but in sport the situation and conditions are not always the same and this has happened to me many times. To be honest, in the past I always looked at history to bet on but after getting a lot of losses due to trusting history too much, it made me no longer consider history to be my benchmark in predicting for a bet that I made. There's nothing wrong with that, but when the situation is very different, then I'm sure history will no longer promise to give the same results.

The end result is super good for everyone except Spartak fans  7 goals in one match, plus poker, plus a game changer and intrigue until the last minutes 
As for the history, I agree with you, for betting I do not even take into account the results of the last season (since in each season we have actually different teams), I am interested in the short-term indicators of the team. For example, now United looks weak, but with certain changes (for example, replacing a coach), it can become on a level with City and Liverpool in just a couple of months.

Spartak is one of the most volatile teams in Russia and has one of the most well known fan army there.They are used to it so although they were sad for the result I am pretty sure they have enjoyed a lot the game and the atmosphere they create is always great.Since they are one of the most volatile clubs there they are used to all kind of results,as their team can beat really big teams but can also fail miserably against weaker teams.