UEFA Europa League 2023/24 Season

[AYOBA]

Have bad news for Manchester United after several their player absent until several weeks later due pre season injured. Seems big problem for Erik ten Hag keep focus in domestic league or must improve their performance in Europe League until reach the final round.

The pre-season tour did not go perfectly for Manchester United, Ten Hag had to swallow a bitter pill after four of his players were injured, Rasmus Hojlund, Marcus Rashford, Leny Yoro and Antony. The injuries suffered by the four players will make it difficult for Ten Hag to formulate his strategy because they are his mainstay players in the main team. Manchester United dream of winning the UEL Trophy will be difficult to achieve if these players cannot return to the pitch at the right time. These players could relapse from their injuries if they are forced to play too much, a big dilemma is surrounding Ten Hag because if he fails to deliver a title for Manchester United, then his position will be threatened and the worst possibility is that he will be replaced in the middle of the season.

The injuries that plagued Man United last season, it seems will still haunt them. One of the goals of playing friendly matches is to prepare the players' fitness but unfortunately Man United had to lose 2 of their main players due to injuries in that match. A misfortune that seems to deserve serious attention because if they are underestimated it could become another obstacle for them.

Honestly what happened to Manchester United last season it can still repeat himself this season, which will even worse them last, because those 2 players that want to injury now are among of the talent players in Manchester United and when it comes that they cannot participate in this coming league, that means team will know going function anymore because the remaining players will not bring any positive changes to the team.

[slapper]

The new format will benefit teams with good squad depth. They will be able to rotate players for each match. This looks good for the big teams. But I think on the other hand this new format will not harm the underdogs because usually the top teams have a tighter schedule than the underdogs. I don't know if my opinion is right or not (cmiiw). This is a new format that was first implemented in European competitions. Honestly, I still miss the old format which I think is very interesting but we can't stay in the past. I hope this new format can make every match interesting to watch.

The old format is good and it is been very good way to determine champions even though the draw do favor some teams.
This new format will be good and any team that emerge to be the winner of either the UEFA Champions League, Europa League or conference league would have followed big strategy that will make them to worth the championship. I think squad depth will actually say a lot in the entire process, but luck will still work on some teams and experience will actually tell a lot in the process. The next season’s Champions League and Europa League will be interesting to watch.

Forget those dull group stages; today it is every single match a clash. For teams, this will be absolutely terrible since it requires squad depth and tactical flexibility never seen before. You believe that a few superstars would suffice? Again consider. The new structure is a marathon rather than a sprint, hence you will need an entire squad of fighters ready to step forward and produce. Smaller teams will struggle to keep up; this new structure will reveal those who have not made investments in their teams

This new structure is all about high-intensity, do-or-die games in which one fortuitous break or bad call may transform everything. Fans will definitely go on a rollercoaster. For the teams, it will be different though. Absolutely vital will be experience and calm under pressure

[Frankolala]

Have bad news for Manchester United after several their player absent until several weeks later due pre season injured. Seems big problem for Erik ten Hag keep focus in domestic league or must improve their performance in Europe League until reach the final round.

The pre-season tour did not go perfectly for Manchester United, Ten Hag had to swallow a bitter pill after four of his players were injured, Rasmus Hojlund, Marcus Rashford, Leny Yoro and Antony. The injuries suffered by the four players will make it difficult for Ten Hag to formulate his strategy because they are his mainstay players in the main team. Manchester United dream of winning the UEL Trophy will be difficult to achieve if these players cannot return to the pitch at the right time. These players could relapse from their injuries if they are forced to play too much, a big dilemma is surrounding Ten Hag because if he fails to deliver a title for Manchester United, then his position will be threatened and the worst possibility is that he will be replaced in the middle of the season.

The injuries that plagued Man United last season, it seems will still haunt them. One of the goals of playing friendly matches is to prepare the players' fitness but unfortunately Man United had to lose 2 of their main players due to injuries in that match. A misfortune that seems to deserve serious attention because if they are underestimated it could become another obstacle for them.

Honestly what happened to Manchester United last season it can still repeat himself this season, which will even worse them last, because those 2 players that want to injury now are among of the talent players in Manchester United and when it comes that they cannot participate in this coming league, that means team will know going function anymore because the remaining players will not bring any positive changes to the team.

Is it that Manchester united will continue in their poor form again next season due to injury because I don't know why this will happen when the season have not started. It means that Yoro will not start adding value to the team performance with the amount that they used in buying him.

A lot needs to be done in United to make sure that players are always on ground to replace an injured player and not just any player but a good player. It is a bad start for united with all the money that they have used to put things in order for great achievement next season.

[beerlover]

Actually, every format that is implemented will still have its pros and cons. There is no fair and perfect match system except for the domestic league where each team will compete with each other and the winner is the one who deserves to get the most points. But even the domestic league also has problems if there is one team that is very dominant then the league will become a farmer's league. The new UCL format will give us a new experience in watching every match in the UCL. Each team will use new strategies and player rotation becomes very important here. I think squad depth will be an important factor next season. And I ask if this will be detrimental to teams that do not have good squad depth?

I am sure that it is not going to end up working on the very first season, we are not going to see every team have a great situation from the very first season, but I am sure that eventually after a few years, teams will realize that having a deep rotation will make them a lot better. This is why I think it is going to be a lot greater, it will make it a bit bigger and better.

We should consider how we could make it work some other way, and we could probably consider the situation to be possibly better for any team that has a good youth setup as well. Because any team that has a deep and successful youth team could play them at least at the cup games, and maybe a few good ones at the league games as well, making everyone rest during the season.

[swogerino]

Maybe I am not that much updated with the new format but I guess most of you have noticed too that Europa League preliminary rounds are very few games and the UEFA Conference League is having a huge number of games in these preliminary rounds.Nothing against the format it is just that it made me curious,is Europa League now all of a sudden a more important competition than it was a few years ago when Conference League did not exist at all.Also I noticed that the ranking of many well known major leagues and lower leagues now says that most of the teams are playing in Conference League,teams that come up in the standings,did UEFA messed up or what?

Although nothing against the format honestly I prefer the old one where in Europa League we saw a lot of games in these preliminary rounds.

[Adams0001]

Have bad news for Manchester United after several their player absent until several weeks later due pre season injured. Seems big problem for Erik ten Hag keep focus in domestic league or must improve their performance in Europe League until reach the final round.

The pre-season tour did not go perfectly for Manchester United, Ten Hag had to swallow a bitter pill after four of his players were injured, Rasmus Hojlund, Marcus Rashford, Leny Yoro and Antony. The injuries suffered by the four players will make it difficult for Ten Hag to formulate his strategy because they are his mainstay players in the main team. Manchester United dream of winning the UEL Trophy will be difficult to achieve if these players cannot return to the pitch at the right time. These players could relapse from their injuries if they are forced to play too much, a big dilemma is surrounding Ten Hag because if he fails to deliver a title for Manchester United, then his position will be threatened and the worst possibility is that he will be replaced in the middle of the season.

The injuries that plagued Man United last season, it seems will still haunt them. One of the goals of playing friendly matches is to prepare the players' fitness but unfortunately Man United had to lose 2 of their main players due to injuries in that match. A misfortune that seems to deserve serious attention because if they are underestimated it could become another obstacle for them.

This season seems to be a proving ground for Ten Hag, therefore I am quite sure that Ten Hag will not let go of these two opportunities. So until one of those opportunities is completely gone, I think Man United will exert every effort in the Premier League and also in the European League.

Manchester United may struggle to perform well in the league and other competitions this season due to injuries among their players. Erik Tag, who won the FA Cup with the club, may not have had the best luck in Manchester United. Preseason causes Manchester United players to be injured, which is why if a coach does not put essential players in preseason, I do not like to criticize because he is doing well and will not injure his key players. Ancelotti did not put Mbappe in a preseason because he did not believe in him, and he put small children on the pitch to confront AC Milan and they didn't succeed with that.

Manchester United can try even if the new additions are not available, they must do their best to win the Europa League next season and qualify for the Champions League for free, because Manchester United cannot win the league with these players.Manchester United should strive to win the Europa League and qualify for the Champions League even without new arrivals. Let see how the competition will go or even without the Rashford and yoro Manchester can do well. And Rashford is there key player Erik tag like him very well and now he won't start the league with the teammates.

[Weawant]

The old format is good and it is been very good way to determine champions even though the draw do favor some teams.
This new format will be good and any team that emerge to be the winner of either the UEFA Champions League, Europa League or conference league would have followed big strategy that will make them to worth the championship. I think squad depth will actually say a lot in the entire process, but luck will still work on some teams and experience will actually tell a lot in the process. The next season’s Champions League and Europa League will be interesting to watch.

You are very correct the old format isn't a bad one at all and neither is the new any worse, I even love the fact that the new is even getting to bring out the best in any team such that like you have Said it will be well deserving for any team who scales through and are crowned the winner in the end but with the old pattern, somehow luck can help a team and they will find their selves scaling through already and not getting fixed against some tough teams who could have stood in the way for them not to secure a chance to winning the trophy in the end but it's different with this new pattern.

[Docnaster]

The old format is good and it is been very good way to determine champions even though the draw do favor some teams.
This new format will be good and any team that emerge to be the winner of either the UEFA Champions League, Europa League or conference league would have followed big strategy that will make them to worth the championship. I think squad depth will actually say a lot in the entire process, but luck will still work on some teams and experience will actually tell a lot in the process. The next season’s Champions League and Europa League will be interesting to watch.

Football is one game that the rules are seasonally changed to further improve the quality of the game so I'm not surprised that UEFA opted to have a new format in the UEFA Champions League and Europa League competitions but if you ask me, I think this particular change wasn't needed. Personally, I feel the old format that was last used last season was better and less complicating to understand how it works unlike the current one but the good thing about the new format that'll be used for the first time by next season is it allows more teams to have the chance of participating in the two European competitions and k think it's a good one for European football.

[Jegileman]

The old format is good and it is been very good way to determine champions even though the draw do favor some teams.
This new format will be good and any team that emerge to be the winner of either the UEFA Champions League, Europa League or conference league would have followed big strategy that will make them to worth the championship. I think squad depth will actually say a lot in the entire process, but luck will still work on some teams and experience will actually tell a lot in the process. The next season’s Champions League and Europa League will be interesting to watch.

The format of the next season game is one that we have not witnessed before and a lot of people will be anticipating to see how the game is going to farewell in that regard. Playing the game as a league match format and calculating total points of all teams irrespective of the group they fall into will give hope to all even though you’re in a group that is full of big teams. Just try your best not to conceive plenty goals and also fight for a draw in matches that you can’t win, at the end when all points and goal difference are being cumulated, you can just be lucky to be in the safer side of making it to the next round. It will really be a clash of titans, and it’ll be worth it for every match every team plays.

[bering]

Braga is really done well yesterday because in the second leg they can able to overcomes their opponent Petach-Tikva with big scores 5-0 and this result is makes them can advances to the next round and besides Braga i have seen too other favourite team Ajax can successfully to gets the winning result from FC Vojvodina and seems Ajax has learn from their mistakes in the first leg because yesterday their performance is much better

Besides Ajax and Braga who can able to win with big scores from their opponents i have seen other team such as Rapid Wien also very impressive because they can win with the final scores 6-1 from FC Wisla and for 3rd qualification matches i have seen some teams who eliminate from 2nd round of champion league qualification matches such as FC Lugano and Lincoln will starting to fight again in this tournament

Talking about Braga and Ajax i think they gets easy opponents this because Ajax opponent is Panathinaikos and i think Ajax chances to qualified to the next round is very wide open because Panathinaikos is not categorized as strong team in this competition and in the term of squad and recent performance Ajax is much better than Panathinaikos and for Braga too they fight against Swiss club Servette and i am sure Braga can beat Servette without any problem

[Oluwa-btc]

Honestly what happened to Manchester United last season it can still repeat himself this season, which will even worse them last, because those 2 players that want to injury now are among of the talent players in Manchester United and when it comes that they cannot participate in this coming league, that means team will know going function anymore because the remaining players will not bring any positive changes to the team.

What happened last season can only occur when they don't make significant changes for the club. I believe they know the pot holes to fill up, bit the issues so far they having is that, they'll have to sell players before they can buy them. The likes of Scott MC Tominay, Aaron Wan Bisakka, and Victor Lindelof are said to be leaving, if they're doing so,then Manchester United is in the right direction.

Those two players are talented no body doubts it, but right now, Manchester United has good options in the attacking line. Ivan Toney has been finally link again to Manchester United after Rasmus Hojlund hot Injured. I feel like it'll be great because he is a proven striker in the Premier League Competition.

As much as Erik Ten Hag has a good depth and quality players with complete fitness, he knows what to do to win another silverware this season.

[topbitcoin]

The old format is good and it is been very good way to determine champions even though the draw do favor some teams.
This new format will be good and any team that emerge to be the winner of either the UEFA Champions League, Europa League or conference league would have followed big strategy that will make them to worth the championship. I think squad depth will actually say a lot in the entire process, but luck will still work on some teams and experience will actually tell a lot in the process. The next season’s Champions League and Europa League will be interesting to watch.

You are very correct the old format isn't a bad one at all and neither is the new any worse, I even love the fact that the new is even getting to bring out the best in any team such that like you have Said it will be well deserving for any team who scales through and are crowned the winner in the end but with the old pattern, somehow luck can help a team and they will find their selves scaling through already and not getting fixed against some tough teams who could have stood in the way for them not to secure a chance to winning the trophy in the end but it's different with this new pattern.

In the end, the old format and the new format all remain the same, the only difference in this case may be in terms of competition and more matches.
Although for now it might be fine but there must be some consideration when there is a big annual event such as the world cup, Euro or Copa America because after all with the new format there are definitely more matches and this is what must be seen not to let the players be suspended because they are although professionals but still they are human.

I like the new format where the schedule is quite a lot to release the thirst of football but on the other hand, don't let the players be pressured by the many schedules so that they are lacking in rest which means Ufa must balance and adjust the schedule so that it is not too close together especially when there are several big events later.

[Sg4j1n3ll0]

The old format is good and it is been very good way to determine champions even though the draw do favor some teams.
This new format will be good and any team that emerge to be the winner of either the UEFA Champions League, Europa League or conference league would have followed big strategy that will make them to worth the championship. I think squad depth will actually say a lot in the entire process, but luck will still work on some teams and experience will actually tell a lot in the process. The next season’s Champions League and Europa League will be interesting to watch.

You are very correct the old format isn't a bad one at all and neither is the new any worse, I even love the fact that the new is even getting to bring out the best in any team such that like you have Said it will be well deserving for any team who scales through and are crowned the winner in the end but with the old pattern, somehow luck can help a team and they will find their selves scaling through already and not getting fixed against some tough teams who could have stood in the way for them not to secure a chance to winning the trophy in the end but it's different with this new pattern.

In the end, the old format and the new format all remain the same, the only difference in this case may be in terms of competition and more matches.
Although for now it might be fine but there must be some consideration when there is a big annual event such as the world cup, Euro or Copa America because after all with the new format there are definitely more matches and this is what must be seen not to let the players be suspended because they are although professionals but still they are human.

I like the new format where the schedule is quite a lot to release the thirst of football but on the other hand, don't let the players be pressured by the many schedules so that they are lacking in rest which means Ufa must balance and adjust the schedule so that it is not too close together especially when there are several big events later.

I, on the other hand, have to say that I really find it to be something designed to just make more money and monetize football by having more appointments available and consequently more bets, more interest, etc., I find it to be something that is honestly designed on the drawing board, not to satisfy the wanted by enthusiasts but to make money on it so having said that I don't know if it's better or worse!

[topbitcoin]

In the end, the old format and the new format all remain the same, the only difference in this case may be in terms of competition and more matches.
Although for now it might be fine but there must be some consideration when there is a big annual event such as the world cup, Euro or Copa America because after all with the new format there are definitely more matches and this is what must be seen not to let the players be suspended because they are although professionals but still they are human.

I like the new format where the schedule is quite a lot to release the thirst of football but on the other hand, don't let the players be pressured by the many schedules so that they are lacking in rest which means Ufa must balance and adjust the schedule so that it is not too close together especially when there are several big events later.

I, on the other hand, have to say that I really find it to be something designed to just make more money and monetize football by having more appointments available and consequently more bets, more interest, etc., I find it to be something that is honestly designed on the drawing board, not to satisfy the wanted by enthusiasts but to make money on it so having said that I don't know if it's better or worse!

Money is always an unsolvable problem because as long as it generates more money, there will definitely be many ways that will be done, including changing the competition format like this. But on the other hand, regardless of what the real intention is, of course we also have to see the other side where we cannot exploit players to continue to be used as cash cows because in the end they also have a saturation point that is constrained in the professionalism of the work that keeps them going apart from their love for football. Don't let this format benefit the organizers and harm the players because of fatigue due to a fairly tight schedule.

In addition, now we cannot protest the existing decision because in any case the decision made has been agreed upon together and the organizers, clubs, players and everything related already understand the consequences that will occur later.

[Jody.Drummer]

In the end, the old format and the new format all remain the same, the only difference in this case may be in terms of competition and more matches.
Although for now it might be fine but there must be some consideration when there is a big annual event such as the world cup, Euro or Copa America because after all with the new format there are definitely more matches and this is what must be seen not to let the players be suspended because they are although professionals but still they are human.

I like the new format where the schedule is quite a lot to release the thirst of football but on the other hand, don't let the players be pressured by the many schedules so that they are lacking in rest which means Ufa must balance and adjust the schedule so that it is not too close together especially when there are several big events later.

Schedule they must also have adjusted so as not to disturb the FIFA agenda, so they will arrange the schedule as well as possible, but I agree that the increase in the number of matchs is also an additional job for the club because they have to make sure the players remain in good condition. Some time ago there was actually a kind of protest with a busy schedule, because it would take them time, especially for big clubs and used to have a lot of competition.

As a connoisseur of football, I actually feel happy with the increasing number of matches, but we also should not be selfish because the players who play also need time to rest and restore their physical condition for 90 minutes to play. The club must work hard for this and for the organizer in my opinion there should be a prize or additional money for them to share with the club.

[mammusu]

The old format is good and it is been very good way to determine champions even though the draw do favor some teams.
This new format will be good and any team that emerge to be the winner of either the UEFA Champions League, Europa League or conference league would have followed big strategy that will make them to worth the championship. I think squad depth will actually say a lot in the entire process, but luck will still work on some teams and experience will actually tell a lot in the process. The next season’s Champions League and Europa League will be interesting to watch.

Football is one game that the rules are seasonally changed to further improve the quality of the game so I'm not surprised that UEFA opted to have a new format in the UEFA Champions League and Europa League competitions but if you ask me, I think this particular change wasn't needed. Personally, I feel the old format that was last used last season was better and less complicating to understand how it works unlike the current one but the good thing about the new format that'll be used for the first time by next season is it allows more teams to have the chance of participating in the two European competitions and k think it's a good one for European football.

The game of football has never changed in terms of the basic rules of the game, but what is happening now is a change in the competition format held by UEFA and not the rules of the football game so we must to be able to differentiate between them, usually every change that occurs in a competition aims to make the competition better in future and I think there may be shortcomings that need to be improved from the old format, whether it is complicated or not to understand the new format of course it's just matter of time and there are not many changes that have occurred in the new format apart from adding participant slots, changing the group phase to the semi phase league and also several other regulations that perhaps we will understand after the first season of the UEFA League with the new format ends at the end of next season.
If you really want to understand more about the new UEFA competition format next season, of course there's no harm in reading the article below:

https://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/0268-12157d69ce2d-9f011c70f6fa-1000--new-format-for-champions-league-post-2024-everything-you-ne/

[hyudien]

The game of football has never changed in terms of the basic rules of the game, but what is happening now is a change in the competition format held by UEFA and not the rules of the football game so we must to be able to differentiate between them, usually every change that occurs in a competition aims to make the competition better in future and I think there may be shortcomings that need to be improved from the old format, whether it is complicated or not to understand the new format of course it's just matter of time and there are not many changes that have occurred in the new format apart from adding participant slots, changing the group phase to the semi phase league and also several other regulations that perhaps we will understand after the first season of the UEFA League with the new format ends at the end of next season.
If you really want to understand more about the new UEFA competition format next season, of course there's no harm in reading the article below:

https://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/0268-12157d69ce2d-9f011c70f6fa-1000--new-format-for-champions-league-post-2024-everything-you-ne/

I think there are also changes in terms of the rules of the game, for example in the goalkeeper's position during a penalty, there is a change in the rules that are now a guideline for them. Although not as significant as the changes in the competition format, it is still a rule that has changed in the game. In the past, the handball rule, for example, any movement could constitute a handball violation as long as the hand touched the ball, but now we must first see whether the player's hand is active or not so that it can be called a handball, not to mention that it is greatly helped by the presence of VAR. Talking about the new format of the Champions League and the European League which will be implemented for the first time, as you said for some people it takes longer to really understand it, but over time I think it will be easier to understand, especially since we will also see the practice directly.

[Blitzboy]

Have bad news for Manchester United after several their player absent until several weeks later due pre season injured. Seems big problem for Erik ten Hag keep focus in domestic league or must improve their performance in Europe League until reach the final round.

The pre-season tour did not go perfectly for Manchester United, Ten Hag had to swallow a bitter pill after four of his players were injured, Rasmus Hojlund, Marcus Rashford, Leny Yoro and Antony. The injuries suffered by the four players will make it difficult for Ten Hag to formulate his strategy because they are his mainstay players in the main team. Manchester United dream of winning the UEL Trophy will be difficult to achieve if these players cannot return to the pitch at the right time. These players could relapse from their injuries if they are forced to play too much, a big dilemma is surrounding Ten Hag because if he fails to deliver a title for Manchester United, then his position will be threatened and the worst possibility is that he will be replaced in the middle of the season.

The injuries that plagued Man United last season, it seems will still haunt them. One of the goals of playing friendly matches is to prepare the players' fitness but unfortunately Man United had to lose 2 of their main players due to injuries in that match. A misfortune that seems to deserve serious attention because if they are underestimated it could become another obstacle for them.

Honestly what happened to Manchester United last season it can still repeat himself this season, which will even worse them last, because those 2 players that want to injury now are among of the talent players in Manchester United and when it comes that they cannot participate in this coming league, that means team will know going function anymore because the remaining players will not bring any positive changes to the team.

They struggle beyond injury. Their team is weak, and Ten Hag isnt coaching well.

Its disappointing to lose key players before the season, but a well-managed squad should have enough depth. No, United. When a couple stars are out, the squad collapses since they've relied on them too long. If the appropriate players are replaced, selling McTominay and Lindelof could be a positive decision. Although hardly a miracle worker, Toney could be a good addition. United's issues wont be solved by him.

A manager change is needed at United. In over his head, Ten Hag. To lead United, he lacks experience and tactical knowledge. They need someone who can change things up, develop a winning culture, and motivate players. Without that, United will remain mediocre and struggle to compete with the league's best. Too bad they could be so much more. However, potential doesnt win. Hard work, discipline, and leadership are needed. For now, United lacks all three.

[mamesso]

~Snip~

The injuries that plagued Man United last season, it seems will still haunt them. One of the goals of playing friendly matches is to prepare the players' fitness but unfortunately Man United had to lose 2 of their main players due to injuries in that match. A misfortune that seems to deserve serious attention because if they are underestimated it could become another obstacle for them.

This season seems to be a proving ground for Ten Hag, therefore I am quite sure that Ten Hag will not let go of these two opportunities. So until one of those opportunities is completely gone, I think Man United will exert every effort in the Premier League and also in the European League.

It looks like Manchester United will be hit by another storm of injuries this season, they were struggling last season because several of Ten Hag's mainstay players entered the treatment room at the same time. Manchester United preparations in the pre-season game did not go as expected by Ten Hag, he had to accept the bitter reality that his mainstay player was injured.

This situation is certainly undesirable, but it cannot be avoided. Ten Hag, who is trying to improve Manchester United's performance, must work hard again to fill the hole left by the player. Ten Hag must take advantage of the second chance to secure his place, but if his players suffer further injuries, he may have to bear a huge burden due to the absence of key players.

[Distraction]

There is a quite interesting draw like Panathinaikos - Ajax in the third qualifying round. The interesting part is they are given the same chance to win in the first leg.    Both of them are given 2.50 odds.



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As Ajax have been far away from their good old days lately, I understand this. It feels like the first leg smells a draw what do you say about it? A draw in that match and Ajax to win by only 1-goal difference in the second leg... It sounds quite possible to me. Ajax have had tough days maybe but I still expect them to reach league phase in the Europa League. Taking friendlies also into account, there is some good progress in their results lately.