UEFA Champions League Resumes

The UEFA Champions League kicks off on the 12th and 13th of September and here are the fixtures below:

TUESDAY

Chelsea  –  Qarabag FK

Roma  –  Atletico Madrid

Olympiacos  –  Sporting CP

Barcelona  –  Juventus

Celtic  –  PSG

Bayern Munich  –  RSC Anderlecht

Manchester United  –  FC Basel

Benfica Lisbon  –  CSKA Moscow

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WEDNESDAY

NK Maribor  –  FC Spartak Moscow

Liverpool  –  Sevilla

Feyenoord  –  Manchester City

FC Shakhtar Donetsk  –  Napoli

RB Leipzig  –  Monaco

FC Porto  –  Besiktas

Real Madrid  –  Apoel Nicosa FC

Tottenham  –  Borussia Dortmund

Here again is the enthusiasts’ dilemma of which to see and which to forgo, while it is not possible to watch the whole matches at a go, we have helped to narrow your choices:

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For Tuesday’s fixtures, it is clear that there are two matches that feature opponents that are almost evenly matched, on one hand there is the Italian giant hosting Spanish power house and kings of offsets (Roma and Atletico Madrid respectively) and though the start of the season have been a shaky one for the Spanairds, it remains a difficult for both teams as they would be looking forward to waxing all their strength to prove a point (or 3 points) to their home fans.

Then an almost replica is seen in that same day as Barcelona host Juventus who were responsible for eliminating them in the same competition  in the knockout stages last season. Juventus who retain almost the same squad would look forward to showing Barcelona that it was more than a stroke, two strokes or three strokes of luck that they defeated the Catalonians, while Messi and his cohorts would be eager to get a pound of flesh in revenge.

Wednesday’s fixtures is a tough choice as there are a Tottenham force that is intent on marking their place in the competition coming against veterans, Dortmund, and RB Leipzig who seized the football world by storm last season as they gave Bayern Munich a run for their money in the domestic league facing French champions Monaco, who though are without Mbappe, can still hold their own.

Not overlooking a reinvented Liverpool side under the direction of Jurgen Klopp who have dangerous guests from Spain and Sevilla would want to make rue the day the fixture was announced.

A new week to look forward to if I say so, let us know your thoughts on the fixtures.