UCL starts right back up this week:
Tuesday 04/10 (home team first):
Liverpool-Rangers
Ajax-Napoli
Brugge-Atleti
Porto-Leverkusen
Inter-Barca
Bayern-Pilzen (early window)
Marseille-Sporting (early window)
Frankfurt-Spurs
Wednesday 05/10:
RB Salzburg-Zagreb (early window)
Chelsea-Milan
RBL-Celtic (early window)
Real-Shakhtar
MANC-Copenhagen
Sevilla-Dortmund
Benfica-PSG
Juve-Haifa
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Tuesday 04/10 (home team first):
Liverpool-Rangers
Ajax-Napoli
Brugge-Atleti
Porto-Leverkusen
Inter-Barca
Bayern-Pilzen (early window)
Marseille-Sporting (early window)
Frankfurt-Spurs
Wednesday 05/10:
RB Salzburg-Zagreb (early window)
Chelsea-Milan
RBL-Celtic (early window)
Real-Shakhtar
MANC-Copenhagen
Sevilla-Dortmund
Benfica-PSG
Juve-Haifa
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- Ajax-Napoli could be a real fun one in Group A.
- Can Brugge keep it up in Group B (6 points already). Can Leverkusen advance to the knockouts while also getting relegated?!?
- The Inter-Barca matchup in Group C will be huge, and I believe they play each other in the reverse fixture next week as well. Hugely important for advancing since both already have a loss to Bayern, and a win over Pilzen.
- Spurs desperately need a win in Group D to get things back on track. We'll see if Sporting buries Marseille in this group, or if Marseille can throw this group for a loop.
- Chelsea-Milan should be a lot of fun, and that group is not following script so far.
- RBL need a win to get into a position to advance--pressure is on.
- Sevilla has one last realistic chance here to make a push for 2nd against Dortmund at home. Lope is certainly on the hot seat.
- Juve need 3 points, and it will be fun to see if Benfica can push PSG at all. Keep an eye out for Enzo Fernandez--21-year old Argentine CMF who got his first cap for country over the break and has been playing big minutes for 1st place Benfica.
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