The 2022-23 Champions League group stage draws took center stage just over a week ago, throwing up some really interesting battles.
For the first time since 1958, Wales will be competing in the FIFA World Cup.
For the first time since 2018, Real Madrid is in the UEFA Champions League final.
The 22nd FIFA World Cup takes place this year. However, since the tournament takes place in Qatar, the tournament will not be happening in the summer due to Qatar’s brutal summer heat.
Despite some unwanted drama, the Round of 16 draw is complete and the Champions League tournament is to carry on in February. Not long after the draw was complete, a redo had to take place.
The group stage of the 2021/22 UEFA Champions League is officially in the books, and the Round of 16 has all of its participants. Now, the tournament gets serious. A few surprising results made the group stage a lot more interesting.
France has achieved redemption. Les Bleus are the new UEFA Nations League champions.
Manchester United has officially confirmed their deal with Real Madrid that completes the transfer of defender Raphaël Varane.
The Euro 2020 Cup starts today, where 24 teams from Europe aim to prove who is the best team. The tournament is a month long and will showcase some of the world’s best players.
Next week, two clubs will officially book their ticket to Istanbul for the 2020-2021 UEFA Champions League final. The first legs of the semi-finals are in the books and the second legs ought to be interesting.
Scotland is qualified for next summer’s UEFA European Football Championship tournament. For the Scots, it’s their first Euro appearance since the 1996 Euro. In addition, they’re in their first major competition since the 1998 World Cup.
Juventus and Barcelona are set to square off in their second Group game of this year’s UEFA Champions League. These two clubs are in the same group for the first time since the 2017-2018 Champions League where Barcelona outperformed Juventus. This time, Juventus is hoping to outshine Barcelona.
The 2022-23 Champions League group stage draws took center stage just over a week ago, throwing up some really interesting battles.
For the first time since 1958, Wales will be competing in the FIFA World Cup.
For the first time since 2018, Real Madrid is in the UEFA Champions League final.
The 22nd FIFA World Cup takes place this year. However, since the tournament takes place in Qatar, the tournament will not be happening in the summer due to Qatar’s brutal summer heat.
Despite some unwanted drama, the Round of 16 draw is complete and the Champions League tournament is to carry on in February. Not long after the draw was complete, a redo had to take place.
The group stage of the 2021/22 UEFA Champions League is officially in the books, and the Round of 16 has all of its participants. Now, the tournament gets serious. A few surprising results made the group stage a lot more interesting.
France has achieved redemption. Les Bleus are the new UEFA Nations League champions.
Manchester United has officially confirmed their deal with Real Madrid that completes the transfer of defender Raphaël Varane.
The Euro 2020 Cup starts today, where 24 teams from Europe aim to prove who is the best team. The tournament is a month long and will showcase some of the world’s best players.
Next week, two clubs will officially book their ticket to Istanbul for the 2020-2021 UEFA Champions League final. The first legs of the semi-finals are in the books and the second legs ought to be interesting.
Scotland is qualified for next summer’s UEFA European Football Championship tournament. For the Scots, it’s their first Euro appearance since the 1996 Euro. In addition, they’re in their first major competition since the 1998 World Cup.
Juventus and Barcelona are set to square off in their second Group game of this year’s UEFA Champions League. These two clubs are in the same group for the first time since the 2017-2018 Champions League where Barcelona outperformed Juventus. This time, Juventus is hoping to outshine Barcelona.
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