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[Lillominato89]

We managed to secure a point, even though we didn't play particularly well. In fact, two clear-cut chances stand out in my mind; had we converted them, we would have started the league campaign with three points.

I wonder if the Roma players were affected by our tifo display.
I haven't seen any other tifo displays in other matches (or at least, I didn't see them if they did happen).
It was a beautiful tifo, born out of an 18-year longing for the Champions League.
It would have been even better if we had won, but it wasn't to be. Our next match will be tougher. I hope we can manage to pick up points against Aston Villa as well.

Your team didn’t play well, but they were able to take a point from the game, I was expecting AS Roma to beat your team, but unfortunately it didn’t happen and I lost my bet, AS Roma fans wasn’t scared of your Tifo display, that brings me to ask if you were in the stadium as part of the fans waving flags and cheering your team.

There was other Tifos in other stadium, I guess you didn’t see them, Champions League nights doesn’t disappoint when it comes to fans displaying flags and Tifos, I must admit it was a beautiful Tifo indeed but I was disappointed your team got a point from the game.

Going away to Aston Villa in your next game is going to be a very difficult game at the Villa Park, bad performance at home is something they will take away to Villa Park.

I heard a journalist interviewing your player Archie Brown, he was asked if he was aware that the manager resigned during his media press duty, and Archie Brown was surprised because he doesn’t have any idea that the manager resigned, personally I was surprised with such a Question.

I understand why you're so tense. Losing a bet is a bummer. I also thought we might lose, but since I wasn't going to bet on the opponent winning, I predicted "Over 2.5 goals"—but that didn't happen either, so I lost my bet too.
Fenerbahçe didn't play well—I already said that—but we did create two clear-cut chances to win. One point is decent, though three would have been better.
I'm thinking of betting on "Over 2.5" or "Over 3.5 goals" for the Aston Villa match.
If I weren't a Fenerbahçe fan, I’d go with "Aston Villa to win and Over 2.5 goals," but I'm going to stick with just "Over 2.5 goals."
By the way, we see some great choreography in Turkey, but the Chobani Stadium isn't really suited for it.
Galatasaray will likely prepare a spectacular choreography for the Barcelona match. Keep an eye out for that game.

Fenerbahçe missed clear cut chances and a ball hit the post.
Roma ranks first in xG at home in Serie A with 2.75, second away from home right behind Inter with 2.1 and first overall with an average of 2.53 xG.
but Fenerbahçe held them to just 0.53.

Roma have a truly top tier manager in Gasperini and Fenerbahçe was playing without key starters Asensio and Guendouzi but still it was Fenerbahçe that missed out on the 3 points.

but still imo Roma is a fantastic team and they will probably be successful in both Serie A and the Champions League moving forward this season. their squad value is €485 million.

In my opinion, Gasperini underestimated Fenerbahçe. He thought they would easily defeat the team, but towards the end of the match, he realized that Fenerbahçe was no pushover.
He was very indecisive when it came time to make substitutions late in the game; he called one player over, changed his mind, and then called for another.
I interpret this behavior as a sign that he was taken aback and didn't know what to do.
Fenerbahçe defended well as a unit on the pitch. Malen, who had been scoring goals in recent weeks, was unable to make any impact in this match. Fenerbahçe may not have played particularly well, but they prevented Roma from securing a victory through good play.

We were all hoping to see Roma come out on top in this match against Fenerbahçe, but unfortunately the stronger team doesn’t always manage to win. Although, objectively speaking, I don’t see much of a difference in technical ability between the two sides. I’d say a draw was the fairest result for this match. But it does complicate Roma’s chances of qualifying, and not just a little.

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because barcelona has been so strong in recent matches, their chances of winning the champions league have increased. i can see that this is reflected in the betting odds as well. in my opinion it makes sense to bet on teams that are likely to advance to the round of 16 and the quarterfinals from the start of the season, because once they reach those stages, the value of your bet increases. you might even make a small profit. after all it’s highly unlikely that the top tier teams won’t make it into the top 24.

[tiCeR]

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Whether you hype Bayern Munich or not, it won't determine what will happen in their matches. Last season, Bayern Munich didn't perform badly because they reached the semi finals before they got kicked out by PSG. You should even hype Bayern Munich more this season because they're still doing what they know how to do best. Imagine a match they played draw at halftime, just for them to come back for second half and scored 5 goals to same team that was very stubborn to some big teams last season.
        I know that players like Harry Kane and Michael Olise are eager to win the Champions League so they will never relent in their chase for the the UCL title. Bayern Munich is one of the teams that has built a great squad, thanks to Vincent Kompany for doing a great job.

That is one opinion you can have about them, delivering a shameful performance, but then win the second half like that. But this is not how I would look at it. If they think they can afford a halftime like that against any of the favorite teams, it will be a quick goodbye for them in the Champions League. It was a terrible first halftime and shouldn't happen against a team like Bodo/Glimt. There is just no excuse, they were bad and got lucky in the second halftime with the first ball being deflected in their favor and opening the door for them to put Bodo/Glimt under pressure. I don't know how the match would have continued if they didn't score that first lucky, quick goal.

I can only repeat this, with a first halftime like that, it would be game over for them against Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG, Manchester City, Arsenal and so on and so forth. If I was Kompany, I would yell at them at halftime. They weren't on fire even though they should be in the most important competition in club football.

[KTChampions]

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I can only repeat this, with a first halftime like that, it would be game over for them against Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG, Manchester City, Arsenal and so on and so forth. If I was Kompany, I would yell at them at halftime. They weren't on fire even though they should be in the most important competition in club football.

You’ve got me intrigued. What exactly was so bad about Bayern's performance (I didn't watch the game)? I remember that last season, there were plenty of games where they were actually losing but then turned things around to win, in fact, that pattern seemed almost inevitable last season - the closer it got to the end of the match, the more dominant Bayern became. It's the start of the season, Bayern secured a big win, everything's fine. What kind of result would satisfy you, by the way? 10–0? Like, 5–0 in each half? 

[Rgram]

because barcelona has been so strong in recent matches, their chances of winning the champions league have increased. i can see that this is reflected in the betting odds as well. in my opinion it makes sense to bet on teams that are likely to advance to the round of 16 and the quarterfinals from the start of the season, because once they reach those stages, the value of your bet increases. you might even make a small profit. after all it’s highly unlikely that the top tier teams won’t make it into the top 24.

It’s not without risk but, the risk here is always going be very minimal as, it would be unheard of for teams like Barcelona, Arsenal, PSG, Bayern, Manchester City, Atletico Madrid and a good number of them to not make it out of the round of 16 even. Though, Atletico Madrid did lose to Liverpool, they’ve still got a great chance progressing and bets on them wouldn’t be in the wrong place.

I’m wondering though just how much might be added on these bets in the eventuality that you would want to go for a cash out even before the season ends, when the risk starts becoming very real.

[MK-74]

I finally had a chance to watch the highlights of the Bayern Munich match. It’s very difficult to deal with this team, I wouldn’t want to be their opponent because you just can’t deal with this team.

Bayern Munich are one of the three biggest favorites to win the Champions League this year. The favorites already scored 5-6 goals in their first matches and they all sent a message to their opponents.

I also watched the highlights of the Sparta Prague vs Lens. Lens turned the game around in extra time within two minutes. Prague lost the match because of a mistake by one of their players. That’s a really terrible situation.

[tiCeR]

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I can only repeat this, with a first halftime like that, it would be game over for them against Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG, Manchester City, Arsenal and so on and so forth. If I was Kompany, I would yell at them at halftime. They weren't on fire even though they should be in the most important competition in club football.

You’ve got me intrigued. What exactly was so bad about Bayern's performance (I didn't watch the game)? I remember that last season, there were plenty of games where they were actually losing but then turned things around to win, in fact, that pattern seemed almost inevitable last season - the closer it got to the end of the match, the more dominant Bayern became. It's the start of the season, Bayern secured a big win, everything's fine. What kind of result would satisfy you, by the way? 10–0? Like, 5–0 in each half?  

No, but before you try to be funny, why don't you watch the first halftime and comment afterwards? Just some advice you may want to follow, possibly provides more substance to the discussion before contributing out of the dark and into the dark.

They were really bad in the first halftime, very bad. The lucky side of things was that Bodo/Glimt wasn't the same as last season when they really dared to attack. It is not about 10-0, it is specifically about the first halftime performance, the lack of creativity to break down their defense. Their speed was not good, position variation very low, bad or low movement, it wasn't convincing at all.

When you score a lucky goal against teams like Bodo/Glimt, of course everything changes because they can't keep going what they had been doing until then. The 5-0 made the second half look like Bayern was a superpower, but the still weren't.

You seem to be very result-oriented for your judgments. I am not, I watch a match and look at other things. The result of a single match is half of the story when a club has ambitions to win the Champions League. I am sure you know that.

Note: which "plenty of games where they were actually losing but then turned things around to win" are you talking about? Mind explaining?

[JoyceBTC]

because barcelona has been so strong in recent matches, their chances of winning the champions league have increased. i can see that this is reflected in the betting odds as well. in my opinion it makes sense to bet on teams that are likely to advance to the round of 16 and the quarterfinals from the start of the season, because once they reach those stages, the value of your bet increases. you might even make a small profit. after all it’s highly unlikely that the top tier teams won’t make it into the top 24.

Barcelona is in hot form this season but they are yet to face a difficult team in the champions League which is why betting them to win the champions League for not is very risky. Their odd will increase after their first performance and for the round of 16 they will be among the teams to qualify same thing with other big teams. If you decide to bet on the teams to be in the round of 16 you may not guess all the teams right because some unexpected results will happen which will affect the chances of some big teams qualifying for round of 16. Teams like Como are difficult teams that will stop some big teams in the champions League and some other underdog may replace some big teams we can't predict for now.

[Mustang Shelby]

because barcelona has been so strong in recent matches, their chances of winning the champions league have increased. i can see that this is reflected in the betting odds as well. in my opinion it makes sense to bet on teams that are likely to advance to the round of 16 and the quarterfinals from the start of the season, because once they reach those stages, the value of your bet increases. you might even make a small profit. after all it’s highly unlikely that the top tier teams won’t make it into the top 24.

Barcelona is in hot form this season but they are yet to face a difficult team in the champions League which is why betting them to win the champions League for not is very risky. Their odd will increase after their first performance and for the round of 16 they will be among the teams to qualify same thing with other big teams. If you decide to bet on the teams to be in the round of 16 you may not guess all the teams right because some unexpected results will happen which will affect the chances of some big teams qualifying for round of 16. Teams like Como are difficult teams that will stop some big teams in the champions League and some other underdog may replace some big teams we can't predict for now.

Como played magnificently against Leipzig and managed to win the match comfortably. We already know they aren't a bad team, considering they were among the best in Italy last season and qualified for the Champions League. Given that they might also have a shot at the Round of 16, I agree that surprises could be in store.

[KTChampions]

You’ve got me intrigued. What exactly was so bad about Bayern's performance (I didn't watch the game)? I remember that last season, there were plenty of games where they were actually losing but then turned things around to win, in fact, that pattern seemed almost inevitable last season - the closer it got to the end of the match, the more dominant Bayern became. It's the start of the season, Bayern secured a big win, everything's fine. What kind of result would satisfy you, by the way? 10–0? Like, 5–0 in each half?  

No, but before you try to be funny, why don't you watch the first halftime and comment afterwards? Just some advice you may want to follow, possibly provides more substance to the discussion before contributing out of the dark and into the dark.

They were really bad in the first halftime, very bad. The lucky side of things was that Bodo/Glimt wasn't the same as last season when they really dared to attack. It is not about 10-0, it is specifically about the first halftime performance, the lack of creativity to break down their defense. Their speed was not good, position variation very low, bad or low movement, it wasn't convincing at all.
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You can try all you want to pretend be serious or to be like an aesthete, rolling your eyes and saying "the game didn't convince me," but without arguments, it just invites laughter.
I see that Bayern had 11 shots on target, while Bodø had zero. Even if all 11 shots came in the second half, that doesn't change the fact that Bayern played solidly and gave their opponent no chances. A 5–0 final score in a semi-friendly match - what more could you ask for, lol?

When you score a lucky goal against teams like Bodo/Glimt, of course everything changes because they can't keep going what they had been doing until then. The 5-0 made the second half look like Bayern was a superpower, but the still weren't.

Yeah, a lucky goal. And then another one, and then another, right up to 5-0. And the fact that Bayern didn't concede a single goal - or even allow a shot on target, was just luck too, right?
Wow, you’re a real expert.

You seem to be very result-oriented for your judgments. I am not, I watch a match and look at other things. The result of a single match is half of the story when a club has ambitions to win the Champions League. I am sure you know that.

5-0 against an underdog in a meaningless game, but you're unhappy because Bayern was supposed to "show ambition" and win 10-0. Okaaay.

Note: which "plenty of games where they were actually losing but then turned things around to win" are you talking about? Mind explaining?

I'll explain: there were many games where Bayern conceded first and then turned the game around and won.
Do you understand what it means to concede first, or what it means to win? Then let's move on.
There were 8 such games - a Bundesliga record. Do you understand what a record is? No one else has achieved such a number of such victories as Bayern. It is an incredible achievement.
In addition to that, there were 4 other games where Bayern fell behind initially but ultimately managed to secure a draw.

Given that you provided the link to the data yourself but obviously didn't understand a fucking thing in it, I want to clarify: is everything clear now?

[tiCeR]

I'll explain: there were many games where Bayern conceded first and then turned the game around and won.
Do you understand what it means to concede first, or what it means to win? Then let's move on.
There were 8 such games - a Bundesliga record. Do you understand what a record is? No one else has achieved such a number of such victories as Bayern. It is an incredible achievement.
In addition to that, there were 4 other games where Bayern fell behind initially but ultimately managed to secure a draw.

Given that you provided the link to the data yourself but obviously didn't understand a fucking thing in it, I want to clarify: is everything clear now?

Are we talking Bundesliga here or Champions League? It is quite irrelevant whether Bayern turns around matches in the one sided Bundesliga, and if you think it supports your argument, ah no... not worth it. It's ok, no worries, you are entitled to your own opinion like everyone else, I feel you.

I provided the data because I knew you were trying discuss facts you weren't aware of. That's never very smart. Go study the Champions League section from the link I provided and tell me about those plenty of matches they had to turn around against Champions League teams. All things Bundesliga.

Enjoy studying, looking forward to your genius conclusions. Have a good night.

[Jaycoinz]

Como played magnificently against Leipzig and managed to win the match comfortably. We already know they aren't a bad team, considering they were among the best in Italy last season and qualified for the Champions League. Given that they might also have a shot at the Round of 16, I agree that surprises could be in store.

This is one of the team that's gonna cause major upsets in the Champions League this season because they have continued to show that the form they experienced when they gained promotion to the top flight of their league is not any fluke and they have maintained that form and now they have also extended that amazing football and form to the Champions League. When I saw the odd given to Como vs Leipzig, truth be told I was actually surprised to see that the German team was with lesser odd, and I placed my judgement for Leipzig to win the 4.00odd that was given, but in the end I'm so glad I didn't play the game entirely because como was simply ok another level.

[EL MOHA]

This is one of the team that's gonna cause major upsets in the Champions League this season because they have continued to show that the form they experienced when they gained promotion to the top flight of their league is not any fluke and they have maintained that form and now they have also extended that amazing football and form to the Champions League. When I saw the odd given to Como vs Leipzig, truth be told I was actually surprised to see that the German team was with lesser odd, and I placed my judgement for Leipzig to win the 4.00odd that was given, but in the end I'm so glad I didn't play the game entirely because como was simply ok another level.

Seriously the bookmakers usually surprise me with certain odds because how can Como who are at home and since last season have caused many problems for other clubs at home be having smaller odd compared to Leipzig who since last season have been struggling with consistency in their performance. I predicted a Como win immediately I saw that poor performance from Leipzig against Weder Bremen in the Bundesliga because they look distorted and it wasn’t surprising that I got my prediction right.

[KTChampions]

I'll explain: there were many games where Bayern conceded first and then turned the game around and won.
Do you understand what it means to concede first, or what it means to win? Then let's move on.
There were 8 such games - a Bundesliga record. Do you understand what a record is? No one else has achieved such a number of such victories as Bayern. It is an incredible achievement.
In addition to that, there were 4 other games where Bayern fell behind initially but ultimately managed to secure a draw.

Given that you provided the link to the data yourself but obviously didn't understand a fucking thing in it, I want to clarify: is everything clear now?

Are we talking Bundesliga here or Champions League? It is quite irrelevant whether Bayern turns around matches in the one sided Bundesliga, and if you think it supports your argument, ah no... not worth it. It's ok, no worries, you are entitled to your own opinion like everyone else, I feel you.

I provided the data because I knew you were trying discuss facts you weren't aware of. That's never very smart. Go study the Champions League section from the link I provided and tell me about those plenty of matches they had to turn around against Champions League teams. All things Bundesliga.

Enjoy studying, looking forward to your genius conclusions. Have a good night.

We are talking about Bayern. The fact is that Bayern managed to turn around many games last season - just as I wrote.
You completely made up the idea that this happened specifically in the Champions League. You know perfectly well that you’ve made a clown of yourself, but you lack the honor or the brains to simply admit your mistake, so you just keep embarrassing yourself.
Believe me, I’ll sleep calmly, you’re not the first crybaby I’ve met, and unfortunately, you won’t be the last.

[Samlucky O]

This is one of the team that's gonna cause major upsets in the Champions League this season because they have continued to show that the form they experienced when they gained promotion to the top flight of their league is not any fluke and they have maintained that form and now they have also extended that amazing football and form to the Champions League. When I saw the odd given to Como vs Leipzig, truth be told I was actually surprised to see that the German team was with lesser odd, and I placed my judgement for Leipzig to win the 4.00odd that was given, but in the end I'm so glad I didn't play the game entirely because como was simply ok another level.

Seriously the bookmakers usually surprise me with certain odds because how can Como who are at home and since last season have caused many problems for other clubs at home be having smaller odd compared to Leipzig who since last season have been struggling with consistency in their performance. I predicted a Como win immediately I saw that poor performance from Leipzig against Weder Bremen in the Bundesliga because they look distorted and it wasn’t surprising that I got my prediction right.

But this is exactly how it should be from bookmakers perspective, the teams in form are mostly given lesser odds to win than the struggling teams. Como has been consistent, I don't think Leipzig has been better than Como wether last season or this season, I know lots of people who will risk playing Como straight win if they were given a higher odds to win, the bookmakers are right to have reduced Como's odd. Como is a small team but they have been doing incredibly well since the Spaniard took over the club as their coach, from all indications, they will be among the top 24 teams to qualify, I foresee this happening.

[Luzin]

But this is exactly how it should be from bookmakers perspective, the teams in form are mostly given lesser odds to win than the struggling teams. Como has been consistent, I don't think Leipzig has been better than Como wether last season or this season, I know lots of people who will risk playing Como straight win if they were given a higher odds to win, the bookmakers are right to have reduced Como's odd. Como is a small team but they have been doing incredibly well since the Spaniard took over the club as their coach, from all indications, they will be among the top 24 teams to qualify, I foresee this happening.

A special debut for Como, who has just managed to enter the UCL. Fabergas truly transformed Como into modern football with a different tactical strength. What is even more interesting is that on that day, only Como managed to win in the UCL. Inter Milan lost 1-2 against Real Madrid, Napoli was defeated by Arsenal 0-1, and AS Roma drew 1-1 against Fenerbahce. Leipzig is not a debut team in the UCL, so many goals should not have occurred. Como could become a new force in the UCL this season. If they remain consistent, they could advance to the knockout stage.

[Dzwaafu11]

because barcelona has been so strong in recent matches, their chances of winning the champions league have increased. i can see that this is reflected in the betting odds as well. in my opinion it makes sense to bet on teams that are likely to advance to the round of 16 and the quarterfinals from the start of the season, because once they reach those stages, the value of your bet increases. you might even make a small profit. after all it’s highly unlikely that the top tier teams won’t make it into the top 24.

Yeah. With their recent performance Barcelona will qualify for vehemently round of 16, one thing is for sure there is other unexpected result that do happen sometimes and that is we can't  predict anything right now even from the big clubs in the Champions League unexpected results do come sometimes, so the best thing right now is to wait and see how will go let see when all this tough clubs in the Champions play their match let's see what will happen.

[Hewlet]

because barcelona has been so strong in recent matches, their chances of winning the champions league have increased. i can see that this is reflected in the betting odds as well. in my opinion it makes sense to bet on teams that are likely to advance to the round of 16 and the quarterfinals from the start of the season, because once they reach those stages, the value of your bet increases. you might even make a small profit. after all it’s highly unlikely that the top tier teams won’t make it into the top 24.

One interesting thing about Barcelona is that they always do their due diligence at the back end without making much noise while letting their result show for them. From the transfer window period till the time league game started even up till the commencement of the premier league games, they where pretty much quite but obviously, their result is speaking for them in real time. the hype was more towards the likes of PSG but seeing that they are now playing ruthlessly without looking at any bodies face, you can tell that they are in for a serious stuff in this champions league edition and considering them a potential winner s certainly not out of place.

[Italian Panic]

A special debut for Como, who has just managed to enter the UCL. Fabergas truly transformed Como into modern football with a different tactical strength. What is even more interesting is that on that day, only Como managed to win in the UCL. Inter Milan lost 1-2 against Real Madrid, Napoli was defeated by Arsenal 0-1, and AS Roma drew 1-1 against Fenerbahce. Leipzig is not a debut team in the UCL, so many goals should not have occurred. Como could become a new force in the UCL this season. If they remain consistent, they could advance to the knockout stage.

Como played brilliantly it felt as though we were watching a seasoned Champions League side, accustomed to playing the ball with confidence and to playing long balls. Fabregas produced a true golden age team and the credit goes to the manager, who has transformed an ordinary young team into a phenomenal one by bringing out the best in every single player. Now we will see them face the real test of the Champions League against Barcelona and Paris Saint Germain.

[masulum]

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If they remain consistent, they could advance to the knockout stage.

If we are just judging by the match schedule, Como facing teams that may not on par with their strength. After defeating Leipzig in their UCL debut, they will face stronger team such as:

• Feyenoord
• Manchester United
• Lens
• AEK
• Betis
• PSG, and
• Barcelona.

We all know there will be meet top four teams in europe in history, Manchester United, Betis, PSG, and Barcelona, they have better players than Como, let say if Como have draw or a win against any one of these four teams, Como might success to continue with their history to the knockout stage.