Champions League 23/24

Who will win CL this season?


  • Total voters
    58

jamrock

Senior Member
16-1 corners
33 shots
9 on target
63%possession.

"Quality" always rises to the top someone said.

Real were way "better" than city over the two legs.....

🤣🤣🤣, the dumb takes you hear on this place
 

Birdy

Senior Member
18-1 corners
34 shots
9 on target
63%possession.

"Quality" always rises to the top someone said.

Real were way "better" than city over the two legs.....

🤣🤣🤣, the dumb takes you hear on this place
@El Gato
Your answer is above
Plus the xG 2.59-1.43

City wins this game 9 out of 10 times
Another qualification you never deserved
 

serghei

Senior Member
This is football. Not always the team that dominates the game also wins it. Madrid defended very well. I counted only 3 big chances for City. The goal, the crossbar header by Haaland and the big De Bruyne miss.

A lot of stale possession and side passes with crosses that didn't bring much.
 

Morten

Senior Member
Helps to have a calm manager, it makes the team more calm too, Xavi would have lost his mind at the equalizer and thrown the team into chaos.
 

companyofcules

Well-known member
Grealish also brings things Doku doesn't. As a manager you want to have options, that's what a world class squad is about really.
Inteligent player but predictible for me.
Holy crap. How do these motherfuckers do this year after year. Hope Bayern destroy them.
Inteligent transfers from 2010 and a bit of influence, speculative tactics.
Guardiola had the money to take in great wingers from Brazil, but he went local at x4 the price. Interesting experiment though
 

Birdy

Senior Member
"Real Madrid average defensive action was 35.4 meters from own goal. Teams that defended higher up the pitch at the Etihad this season: Newcastle, Copenhagen, Burnley, Brighton, Fulham, Arsenal, Forest, Y. Boys, Everton, Chelsea, Liverpool, Brentford, Red Star, B’mouth, and Villa"

SMALL CLUB
 

Horatio

You're welcome
This is football. Not always the team that dominates the game also wins it. Madrid defended very well. I counted only 3 big chances for City. The goal, the crossbar header by Haaland and the big De Bruyne miss.

A lot of stale possession and side passes with crosses that didn't bring much.
Doku pass to foden. De Bruyne shot for almost open goal
 

Horatio

You're welcome
"Real Madrid average defensive action was 35.4 meters from own goal. Teams that defended higher up the pitch at the Etihad this season: Newcastle, Copenhagen, Burnley, Brighton, Fulham, Arsenal, Forest, Y. Boys, Everton, Chelsea, Liverpool, Brentford, Red Star, B’mouth, and Villa"

SMALL CLUB
They’re getting praises for parking the bus. I don’t get it…
 

companyofcules

Well-known member
Helps to have a calm manager, it makes the team more calm too, Xavi would have lost his mind at the equalizer and thrown the team into chaos.
EV was stone wall. You need that but you need players too. But anyway De Bruyne had the 2-1 and he failed, it's not like Real didn't collapse after Doku. They did, but they were spared.
 

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