UEFA Champions League 2022/23 Season

[Mame89]

The series A team has suffered in three European league finals this season, As Roma, Fiorentina and Inter Milan have lost compactly, but I appreciate that these Serie A teams have had a good season for Serie A, even though they were not lucky in the final. And I also congratulate the three teams who won at three levels of the European league, Sevilla won the Europa League, West Ham won the UEFA Conference Leag, and of course Manchester City, who won the Champions League last night.

Especially for Man city, you really deserve to win the champions league this season. Even though Inter Milan had many opportunities with potential goals, at the end of the game Man City still had to be defeated with a score of 1-0. This is the most interesting UCL final, no team is superior, it's only mistakes that make them lose. For Man City congratulations on the first UCL title and the Treble Winner.

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[Tumanggor]

And what will we see from PSG in the coming year? Mbappe has said that his next step would be to play for Real Madrid? I think Mbappe may never do that again at all. Only the only big problem Mbappe has is that he will not face any opposition in the cometition in France. So he can really only enjoy his level when he plays in the CL. Then you really should go to Italy or England. Spain is qualitatively a size below it. But I don't see an Mbappe in England happening anytime soon. Haaland and Mbappe together in the striker at Manchester City would not be bad. 

I think if we want to discuss PSG then it would be better to discuss that only in the ligue 1 thread lol

the team that won the UCL is a strong team that is certainly coached by great coaches like pep guardiola while the PSG coach is galtier so I see that for quality, man city is much better, next season we will see man city which is getting more fierce even though it's not there's a new player they bought

[tiCeR]

And what will we see from PSG in the coming year? Mbappe has said that his next step would be to play for Real Madrid? I think Mbappe may never do that again at all. Only the only big problem Mbappe has is that he will not face any opposition in the cometition in France. So he can really only enjoy his level when he plays in the CL. Then you really should go to Italy or England. Spain is qualitatively a size below it. But I don't see an Mbappe in England happening anytime soon. Haaland and Mbappe together in the striker at Manchester City would not be bad. 

What's the nonsense about Spain? In what ways is Spain lower than Italy? I think that even if Inter, Juventus and Milan get the money together, they won't be able to afford Mbappe, but Real Madrid can. Another question is that Mbappe is too expensive as a commodity, he is like Neymar - very good, but the price is still higher than the sum of the positive qualities.

It depends on what you subsume under positive qualities. If you only consider him as a player on the pitch, he is probably not worth a few hundred million. But if you also take into account any merchandise revenues he generates and the buzz around the club as a whole, it might still pay off for the club to sign him for 200 million.

The transfer fees are to high these days and can't be justified in my opinion.

Spain isn't below Italy. It is true that Spain suffered a bit in the last two to three years and has not been as competitive as before because Atletico Madrid is also not as strong. But Spain isn't a weaker league than Italy. The Premier League is above all other leagues though.

[Asiska02]

The difference between City and Inter Milan is so much, but the thing is that CL final's are always tough/tight, there is usually this nervousness and thought from the players about avoiding a mistake, so when you play by trying to be too careful, you'll struggle to perform at your utmost best, and that's what happened to City yesterday.

This should be exactly what was transpiring in their minds when they were playing the match. I expected Manchester City to be at their utmost best during that match but they were playing on an average level and that gave their opponent the privilege to understand the game more and make it more difficult for them to win easily.

Having said that, What Pep and his team have achieved this season is unbelievable, they have finally won the CL and they did it by winning the treble, i have said it before that City just needs to get one CL and many more would come, this is prolly the start of City's dominance in the CL.

Let’s watch out and see if that will be replicated since they’ve won their first UCL now. Pep Guardiola is still in the club so I won’t doubt their possibilities too much. But one thing is sure that champions league is hard to win than the domestic league, they need to be at their best always.

[Pulsar77]

Manchester City have won the Champions League title for the first time in team history finally. Now it looks like it is PSG's turn to do the same.    But they will need to make some significant changes in the management style of the team. Galtier is very likely to get sacked indeed no matter how much he believes that he has done a good work so far. There is no such thing obviously. You can't brag about only a Ligue 1 title while you are managing a team like PSG.

People expected a Champions League title from you but you couldn't even make the team get close to the title. This squad should have been in the finale at worst I mean. If the management style changes with a new coach then I can believe in PSG more for next season.

[JoyMarsha]

Finally now we see a new champion. Manchester City won the Champions League trophy for the first time after several attempts and 2 attempts in the Final.
History is written now apart from Manchester City, Haaland is also the first season and the first trophy as well as the top scorer for this season.
My best credit goes to Pep because he is also one of the top coaches with 3 trophies for the Champions League as well as equaling Zidane's score.
Congratulations to Manchester City for their trophy.

The long-awaited dream of Pep Guardiola to win the champions league for Manchester City has finally come true, but this time he created a historic treble trophy for the team. What else is left for him to accomplish given that he has already established history as the head coach of Manchester City in the Premier competition and with Barcelona in the La Liga competition.
What other league would Pep aim to join by the upcoming season given that he has established himself as one of the top managers in the world and has made history in the La Liga and Premier League. His coaching career will not end with Manchester City; it will continue.

[Sandra_hakeem]

I knew the league was for city ... I wasn't even hoping to wait till the match begins for me to get convinced... You seee, from the moment Dzeko was asked how he thinks the match will go, and he laughed scornfully and didn't even give a response with enough confidence, I was convinced that even after 13 years without the championship trophy,it seemed they weren't even ready for it just yet...
The games was breathlessly tough during the first half and I wasn't seeing any chances of inter creating a good scoring opportunity, talk more of winning the game and lifting the trophy. Finally, city has succeeded in breaking man United's record.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[bbigtart]

Congrats to Man city for the first UCL Trophy as well as the treble.

After 2012 Chelsea finally had another new champion. Welcome to join Manchester city in the club of European champions. the English league is the most competitive league in Europe, 6 clubs have won the champions league. MU, Liverpool, Nottingham Forest, Aston villa, Chelsea, Manhester city...next when will Aesenal be able to win the champions league, don't be overtaken by Newcastle United who won the UCL trophy first.

Btw, Inter is the most difficult team against Manchester City in the UCL this season. The pressing is steady starting from the middle. Making Man City's ball flow not as free as usual, especially in the first half. Plus the City players had stage fright. They looked really nervous/tense since the aisle when they were about to enter the field. Maybe the pressure is because it is far superior to Inter Milan, where it seems that the players are looser and more relaxed.

[flipme]

Inter could have won the final, but those theories don't count in the football world.

Manchester City definitely deserved this trophy. I think Simone Inzaghi played this match with the wrong tactic. It was impossible for them to play defensively for 90 minutes against Manchester City. As a matter of fact, their energy started to decrease after the 60th minute. I wish Simone Inzaghi had chosen to play a more courageous football. Maybe then they could beat Manchester City. Frankly, it would be the choice of ordinary people to try to stop Manchester City by playing only defense. Simone Iinzaghi disappointed me with this choice. He should have studied his class better.

[terrorJR]

Inter could have won the final, but those theories don't count in the football world.

Manchester City definitely deserved this trophy. I think Simone Inzaghi played this match with the wrong tactic. It was impossible for them to play defensively for 90 minutes against Manchester City. As a matter of fact, their energy started to decrease after the 60th minute. I wish Simone Inzaghi had chosen to play a more courageous football. Maybe then they could beat Manchester City. Frankly, it would be the choice of ordinary people to try to stop Manchester City by playing only defense. Simone Iinzaghi disappointed me with this choice. He should have studied his class better.

Judging from his condition in yesterday's match, I don't think that they really played too big a defensive scheme because in this case they were also more daring in pursuing and compensating for the game played by Manchester City.
One thing I regret in this case for Inzaghi, he was late in several substitutions because he still thought he could hold Manchester for 90 minutes but in the end they had to be conceded by Rodri's goal kill the game which made them change strategy by entering players quickly but that I think a little too late.

[Alpha Marine]

I was very much disappointed with Lukaku... I think his career is over... He was terrible at Chelsea, he didn't perform well at the last World Cup either... In yesterday's very important match, he missed several chances... I am sure if Dzeko had had the strength to play the match to the end, he would not have missed an opportunity to score... It's a shame that Inter started to create such good moments only after conceding a goal...

Lukaku did two things wrong in the match. One was not even entirely his fault. One was the chance he missed and the other was when he blocked Oscar Dimarco's header. What more do you expect of him.
Dzeko was non existent in that match before the injury so there was no guarantee that he would have been better.
Before you miss chances you would have been involved in the game. Dzeko didn't miss any because he wasn't involved.
You don't judge how a player performed by how many chances he missed. L. Martinez missed a couple of chances, does that mean he played badly?
Inter were a little bit unlucky, plus Man City was really good in defense too. Inter player well but the day just went to Manchester City.

[Gosgosking]

I was very much disappointed with Lukaku... I think his career is over... He was terrible at Chelsea, he didn't perform well at the last World Cup either... In yesterday's very important match, he missed several chances... I am sure if Dzeko had had the strength to play the match to the end, he would not have missed an opportunity to score... It's a shame that Inter started to create such good moments only after conceding a goal...

Lukaku did two things wrong in the match. One was not even entirely his fault. One was the chance he missed and the other was when he blocked Oscar Dimarco's header. What more do you expect of him.
Dzeko was non existent in that match before the injury so there was no guarantee that he would have been better.
Before you miss chances you would have been involved in the game. Dzeko didn't miss any because he wasn't involved.
You don't judge how a player performed by how many chances he missed. L. Martinez missed a couple of chances, does that mean he played badly?
Inter were a little bit unlucky, plus Man City was really good in defense too. Inter player well but the day just went to Manchester City.

In case of Lukaku blocking the ball from entering the net, I think it wasn't his fault this mistake can happen to anyone. Just that Lukaku was not much lucky in yesterday's match. What are the problems Inter Milan players have yesterday was that they were playing with tension which made them to make.

[Google+]

Manchester City definitely deserved this trophy. I think Simone Inzaghi played this match with the wrong tactic. It was impossible for them to play defensively for 90 minutes against Manchester City. As a matter of fact, their energy started to decrease after the 60th minute. I wish Simone Inzaghi had chosen to play a more courageous football. Maybe then they could beat Manchester City. Frankly, it would be the choice of ordinary people to try to stop Manchester City by playing only defense. Simone Iinzaghi disappointed me with this choice. He should have studied his class better.

In my opinion, Inter Milan played relatively relaxed in the first half, they even played more consistently in balancing the resistance from Manchester City. However, in the second half, Manchester City started a more aggressive game scheme and it was seen from the several efforts they made in building attacks that were quite good, even some  At times, their kicks had threatened the Inter Milan goal. Apart from that, I think that Lukaku, who was played late in this match, was a mistake in the tactics set up by Simone Inzaghi in this final.

Manchester City efforts to beat Inter Milan were quite difficult because they had to work hard from the early minutes and that was evident in terms of their game. But in the end they are the best and deserve the ucl trophy after their impressive performances from every game they played. 1 ucl trophy has graced manchester city cupboard i think they will repeat it next season.

[Leviathan.007]

The record of not losing in the Champions League this season is also an extraordinary thing shown by the Man City club thanks to an extraordinary coach, namely Pep Guardiola. And now they have won a treble trophy this season. And once again Pep Guardiola made history on one of the teams he coached.

Well Guardiola should be at Man City longer because it is possible that in the coming season Man City will continue to get many trophies with him.

This can be strengthened by the squad they have this season which is quite strong. I think that Pep Guardiola next season will also offer many trophies for Manchester City. He is a pretty great coach figure in the current era and he was even able to make quite an extraordinary history in the EPL this season with Manchester City.

One of the interesting achievements is that they have never lost every match they have played in the champions league. They were able to beat Real Madrid with a big score and that has shown their strength is strong enough for next season.

Correct. And if they remain consistent until next season with their current performance then they might also get the UCL trophy next season. Even Man City is currently hunting for other potential players they want to add to their squad. And this will make Pep Guardiola even happier to be there. because he is also provided with the great players he really needs to maximize every strategy he makes.

Manchester City have amazing performance and they got good results this season in both the premier league and the champions league even against the strongest teams like Real Madrid with many superstar players and a coach like Ancelotti they proved that they have enough power for it.
But I'm wondering how they want to defend the title next season against teams like Real Madrid when they get even stronger players.

[Pokapoka124]

I was very much disappointed with Lukaku... I think his career is over... He was terrible at Chelsea, he didn't perform well at the last World Cup either... In yesterday's very important match, he missed several chances... I am sure if Dzeko had had the strength to play the match to the end, he would not have missed an opportunity to score... It's a shame that Inter started to create such good moments only after conceding a goal...

Lukaku was not at his best form against Manchester City last night, coming in to replace Eden Dzeko I expected him to make much impact but he managed just two or less shots on goal and also block an attempt headed down towards goal. Inter Milan played really well, I feel if Lukaku had made an impact they would gave gotten a goal at least.

[Awaklara]

I was very much disappointed with Lukaku... I think his career is over... He was terrible at Chelsea, he didn't perform well at the last World Cup either... In yesterday's very important match, he missed several chances... I am sure if Dzeko had had the strength to play the match to the end, he would not have missed an opportunity to score... It's a shame that Inter started to create such good moments only after conceding a goal...

Lukaku was not at his best form against Manchester City last night, coming in to replace Eden Dzeko I expected him to make much impact but he managed just two or less shots on goal and also block an attempt headed down towards goal. Inter Milan played really well, I feel if Lukaku had made an impact they would gave gotten a goal at least.

I thought Lukaku would be on the pitch from the start. but it turns out that Inter benched him with a not so good health statement. despite losing but Inter has done well. they compete with good quality game. even though in the first half they were more likely to defend because of attacks from Man City, but after the second half Inter managed to wake up with a different strategy that was more daring to come out. because we can see that Man City is also careful when designing an attack.

[SatoPrincess]

Manchester City were obviously at the best performance level this season, they found the missing piece in Haaland and came back stronger this time to conquer Europe. After defeating Real Madrid I had the feeling they had cleared the last hurdle that could stop them from achieving their dreams and they did it in master class. Congratulations to Guardiola and the entire City team and staff, they deserved to be champions.

[harapan]

Manchester City definitely deserved this trophy. I think Simone Inzaghi played this match with the wrong tactic. It was impossible for them to play defensively for 90 minutes against Manchester City. As a matter of fact, their energy started to decrease after the 60th minute. I wish Simone Inzaghi had chosen to play a more courageous football. Maybe then they could beat Manchester City. Frankly, it would be the choice of ordinary people to try to stop Manchester City by playing only defense. Simone Iinzaghi disappointed me with this choice. He should have studied his class better.

The defense was actually a very good tactics. He just lacked the players for it. If he had two very fast wingers then it would have worked better. Inter Milan is not a team that normally has the most of possessions. Trust me, you can't play an attacking football with Man City on their day and win. Especially a team like Inter that is not used to that kind of football.
The game would have been way easier for Man City if Inter had attacked bmore because that would have left a lot of spaces for Man City to attack. Aside the fact that City were the better team, Inter were kind of unlucky because if luck was on their side, the should have scored at least one of those chances they got, especially the Oscar's double header.

[Mr.right85]

Manchester City were obviously at the best performance level this season, they found the missing piece in Haaland and came back stronger this time to conquer Europe. After defeating Real Madrid I had the feeling they had cleared the last hurdle that could stop them from achieving their dreams and they did it in master class. Congratulations to Guardiola and the entire City team and staff, they deserved to be champions.

Yeah, it was a very good season for them, not only did they win the champions league but the premier league as well as the FA cup. That's some season for them and with that, its Pep everywhere now.
Though they had a great season, there champions league final wasn't one where they showed there best performance. They were very cautious but, that was just to ensure they don't male far too much mistakes that could mean danger for the team. Definitely what they should have done and did do but, it made Inter Milan feel as though they had a chance. It was an interesting game non the less and they had a lot to show for there season.

[Mame89]

I was very much disappointed with Lukaku... I think his career is over... He was terrible at Chelsea, he didn't perform well at the last World Cup either... In yesterday's very important match, he missed several chances... I am sure if Dzeko had had the strength to play the match to the end, he would not have missed an opportunity to score... It's a shame that Inter started to create such good moments only after conceding a goal...

Lukaku was not at his best form against Manchester City last night, coming in to replace Eden Dzeko I expected him to make much impact but he managed just two or less shots on goal and also block an attempt headed down towards goal. Inter Milan played really well, I feel if Lukaku had made an impact they would gave gotten a goal at least.

No one is to blame when it comes to playing football, unwanted things can happen. matches in 90 minutes are very draining and emotional. Even though Lukaku made a blunder because he accidentally reflected the ball, Lukaku tried his best and tried to score in this match. Luckily, Anderson played very epic, if he wasn't in the best performance, maybe he had two goals for Inter Milan. So it's a shame that many blasphemed and blamed Lukaku, in my opinion it was an accident, apart from that, Ederson did well in the final.

Perhaps, the game might have gone a different way for Manchester City if De Bruyne didn’t go off during the first half of the game. He’s a very talented player and he would have made a difference if not much. Apparently, they didn’t need him as they still went on to win the game without him playing.

This is the greatness of the Man City squad this season, even though Kevin De Bruyne is injured and must be replaced. but that's Manchester City, there is no shortage of substitutes with the same ability, they played consistently to lock in victory until the end of the game.