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0:00And we are back, ladies and gentlemen.
0:02Welcome to my preview and predictions
0:04for day one of match day two in the
0:07Champions League. Europe's prime
0:09competition is back once again and
0:12European football is back once again,
0:14which means daily uploads are back once
0:17again. Today we are doing all of the
0:18matches taking place tomorrow in the
0:20Champions League. Tomorrow we're doing
0:22all the matches taking place on
0:24Wednesday in the Champions League. On
0:26Wednesday, we have got all 18 Europa
0:29League previews and predictions. And on
0:31Thursday morning, we have got all 18
0:33Conference League previews and
0:35predictions before we then go back to
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0:39morning for you once again. So, plenty
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1:02right now to have your say on all the
1:04other matches we are going to be
1:06covering this week, including the
1:07Champions League for tomorrow. The
1:08Europa League fixtures have just been
1:10put up and conference league fixtures
1:12will be posted over the course of the
1:14next 24 hours. So, plenty for you to be
1:16having your say on over on the community
1:17page. Link as always in the description
1:19and in the pinned comment of this video.
1:22As for today though, we have got nine
1:25Champions League matches for you to kick
1:27off the return of European football and
1:30they are on your screen right now. So
1:31without any further ado, let's get
1:34straight into it. We have two early
1:35kickoffs for you on Tuesday and the
1:38first of those comes from France where
1:40lawns are going to be taking on Sporting
1:42of Portugal. Both of these sides were
1:45winners on match day one. But it was
1:47Lons who certainly did it the harder
1:49way. They were away to Slavia Prague on
1:51match day one where against 10 men they
1:54fell behind in the 88th minute of the
1:57match. But then in pure drama they
1:59scored two stoppage time goals. To Kovan
2:02and then Aguilar to steal the most
2:04unlikely of victories in the end, albeit
2:07one that they probably should have got
2:09considering their opponents were down to
2:1110 men for basically the entirety of the
2:13second half. As for Sporting, they also
2:15needed a comeback victory in their match
2:17day one game after Ignasio put through
2:20his own net 5 minutes into their game at
2:22home to Galatasaray. But comeback is
2:24exactly what they did as Catamo a Lewis
2:27Suarez penalty and Zalazar secured them
2:29a pretty strong 3-1 match day one
2:32victory and probably does just about
2:34make them slight favorites coming into
2:36this away trip to France. Since then,
2:38Lon drew and then lost before the
2:41international break, but did bounce back
2:43with a pretty convincing 2-1 win at home
2:45to Lyon this weekend. Aside they were
2:47unbeaten prior to this weekend. As for
2:50Sporting, they remain unbeaten all
2:52season long so far, but they drew their
2:54two matches following and from match
2:56they won before the international break,
2:58but got back to winning ways this
2:59weekend with a strong 3-1 away win
3:02against Braa. In terms of the team news
3:04for this match, Padbo was already
3:06injured and now Grand has picked up an
3:08injury at center back for Lens. So
3:10considering they play a three at the
3:11back system, they could be a little bit
3:13short in that area of the pitch. Zalazar
3:16came off the bench and scored for
3:17Sporting this weekend, but then was
3:19reubstituted with a fresh injury. So he
3:22could be a doubt for this one as well.
3:24Unfortunately, there is no recent
3:25head-to-head record between these two
3:27sides. So overall, I think we're in for
3:29a really close encounter to kick off
3:31this Champions League weekend, but I'm
3:33sticking with my gut instinct that I
3:35thought throughout the entirety of this
3:36preview, and that is that I think
3:38Sporting will just about edge it. They
3:40obviously have a lot more Champions
3:41League pedigree behind them as well.
3:43They know how to win these sort of
3:44games, obviously beating PSG of France
3:47last season as well. So, I'm just about
3:49going to go for them, but it could go
3:51either way. I'm going for a 21 win to
3:54Sporting. The other early kickoff sees
3:57our first official trip to Azabaijan for
4:00this season's Champions League as Sabah
4:02host Slavia. Obviously, Sabah did play
4:04four Champions League qualifiers here.
4:06And I'll remind you right now, they
4:08actually won all four of their home
4:10games in the Champions League
4:11qualification phase. However, they come
4:13into their first official Champions
4:15League game at home, 34th out of the 36
4:18sides of the match they won, where they
4:20lost 4-nil away to Manchester United. To
4:23be fair to them, they had a few chances
4:24in the match, but ultimately their first
4:26outing at the big boys table did kind of
4:29prove a little bit too much for a side
4:31that did show decent promise over the
4:33course of the qualification campaign. As
4:35for Slavia Prague, well, they fared
4:38somewhat better in match day one, but
4:40they were still on the receiving end of
4:41a defeat as well as they were the other
4:43half of that Lawns match that we just
4:46spoke about. After Konetski was shown a
4:48red card for a lastman challenge, Slavia
4:51actually took the lead twice in the
4:53match. And when Stern scored his second
4:55goal of the game, they thought they'd
4:57won it. But then two late stoppage time
4:59goals from the French side meant they
5:01ended up losing the game 3-2. But now
5:03against on paper arguably the weakest
5:06side in the entirety of this Champions
5:08League, they'll fancy their chances of
5:10getting more from this one. obviously
5:11now having 11 men in theory for the
5:14entirety of this match. Since match day
5:16one, Sabah won twice before then drawing
5:19nil nil this weekend against the league
5:21leaders of Azabaijan right now in Nefi.
5:23However, Saba do have a game in hand on
5:25them to go back to the top of their
5:27table. Slavia have won four out of four,
5:30scoring 10 and conceding just twice in
5:33the matches that they've played since
5:34match day one. So, they have an awful
5:36lot of momentum on their side coming
5:38into this game as well. In terms of the
5:40team news, there are no fresh injury
5:42concerns for either side coming out of
5:44their respective weekend matches. But
5:45obviously following his red card on
5:47match day one, Kyki is going to be
5:49suspended for Slavia. With no
5:51head-to-head record between these two
5:52sides and not even any history of Sabah
5:55playing against Czech teams or Slavia
5:57playing against Azabaijani teams, it is
5:59really hard to sort of place where we
6:01can put this one. To be honest with you,
6:02I don't actually think there is a clear
6:04favorite for this match. I think most
6:06people, well, I know most people cuz
6:07I've seen the community polls, are
6:08thinking that Slavia Prague are going to
6:10get the victory in this one. However,
6:12given their defensive record so far this
6:14season and also given the caliber of
6:16teams they beat in qualifying at home, I
6:20think right now I'm personally going to
6:21go for the Sabba victory. For me, this
6:23is the sort of proper test of what
6:25credentials they're bringing to the
6:27Champions League in this competition. If
6:28they lose this one to Slavia Prague,
6:30stands to reason they're probably going
6:31to lose all eight out of eight. But for
6:34now, I'm giving them the benefit of the
6:35doubt and I'm going to go for 1 nil to
6:36Sabah. Let's see what happens come the
6:38fulltime whistle. In to the 8:00
6:42kickoffs we go then. And the first of
6:43those comes from London England as
6:45Arsenal are going to be taking on Liil
6:47on match day one. The only real surprise
6:50for the Gunners was that they didn't win
6:51their game by more than the 1-0il
6:53victory they got away to Napoli. They
6:55absolutely dominated the match from
6:58start to finish. 60% possession. They
7:00had 26 attempts to Napoli's five, but it
7:03took them until the 75th minute of the
7:06match for captain Martin Odigard to
7:08score the goal and secure their first
7:10three points of the campaign. And given
7:11that they won all eight games in the
7:14league phase of the Champions League
7:15last season, it's a perfect start to
7:17their campaign this time around. As for
7:20LIIL, they were involved in an epic back
7:22and forth game against Real Bettis on
7:24match day one where they led twice in
7:26the match. However, their lack of
7:27ability to deal with set plays allowed
7:30Real Bettis to equalize twice in the
7:32match before then Betis went on and got
7:34a third in France after some sloppy
7:36defending allowed the Bettis forward to
7:38basically run through half their team
7:40and put the ball in the back of the net.
7:41And then to make matters worse, when
7:43Liil were pushing for an equalizer,
7:45Mbappe made the really clever decision
7:47to deliberately elbow the Bettis player
7:49in the face, get himself sent off and 10
7:52against 11, they were unable to come
7:54back from that onegoal deficit. and now
7:56they travel away to a very tough Arsenal
7:58side here. That being said, since match
8:00day one, Arsenal have hardly been at
8:02their best, but they've still been able
8:04to secure three wins with just one
8:06defeat. And despite not playing well
8:07this weekend either, were still able to
8:10secure a 2-1 home win against Leeds.
8:12That is why they are the current Premier
8:14League champions. It's a pretty similar
8:16story for LIIL as well. They've not been
8:17at their best since match day one, but
8:19they've won both of their home matches
8:21and they lost their one away game to
8:22Nice. So, I'm not expecting too much
8:25drama from this game, but certainly
8:26Arsenal will come into this as
8:28favorites. In terms of the team news, no
8:30fresh concerns for Arsenal, but it is
8:32expected that they do rotate roughly
8:34half of their team from the weekend.
8:36Mbappe is both injured and suspended for
8:39this one. And also, Thiago Santos went
8:41off with an injury for Liil this weekend
8:43and could be a doubt, but Olivier Giru
8:46could be making his return to the
8:47Emirates for the away side. No recent
8:49head-to-head between these two sides,
8:51but as I've already said, Arsenal for me
8:52are the clear favorites to take this
8:54one. Their defense has not looked its
8:56absolute strongest in recent games,
8:58though, and I think with Liil's
8:59attacking prowess, they could be capable
9:01of nicking a goal here. Still expecting
9:03Arsenal to come away with a victory,
9:04though, so I'm going for a 31 win for
9:08them. Keeping things with the English
9:10sides, we now have Manchester United
9:12traveling to Madrid to take on Atletico
9:15in a game that I could not be dreading
9:17more as a Manchester United fan right
9:19now considering the opposing form of
9:22these two teams right now. For Atletico
9:24Madrid, they actually lost on match day
9:26one and it was against English
9:27opposition as they lost 2-1 away to
9:29Liverpool. However, they did initially
9:31lead in the game where Marcus scored
9:33once again in the ground that he's named
9:35his dog after. However, a Liverpool
9:37onslaught either side of Halime meant
9:40that they ended up scoring two goals and
9:41despite Atletico's best efforts in the
9:43final 40 minutes, they were unable to
9:45find an equalizer and succumb to a 2-1
9:47defeat. Since then though, they have won
9:50all four of their matches, including
9:52winning the Madrid derby and then
9:54picking up a 2-1 away win to Alves this
9:56weekend. Whereas for Manchester United,
9:58they won very comfortably on match day
10:00one, winning 4-nil at home to Sabah
10:03thanks to goals from Kuna, Bruno
10:04Fernandez, Shesho, and Martinez, but
10:07since then have failed to win a single
10:10game, losing their derby to Manchester
10:12City and then drawing their last two
10:14matches in the Premier League, both
10:16against the at then bottom side in the
10:19Premier League. So, best believe
10:21Atletico Madrid come into this as
10:23absolutely massive favorites. In terms
10:25of the team news, as far as I can tell,
10:27no issues in the entire Atletico Madrid
10:30squad coming into this one, but I would
10:32expect some rotation from that Alves
10:34game. No fresh issues for Manchester
10:35United coming out of the game at the
10:37weekend, but surely changes are needed
10:39to that starting lineup given how poor
10:41United have been over the last couple of
10:43months. The last time these two sides
10:45met, it was in 2022 when Atletico Madrid
10:48knocked Manchester United out of the
10:49Champions League in the round of 16,
10:52winning at Old Trafford, but drawing 1-1
10:54here. Honestly, on current form, even as
10:56a Manchester United fan, I can't see
10:59this being anything other than a
11:01thrashing. I'm going for 3-0 to Atletico
11:05Madrid. Now, we are off to Turkey where
11:08Galatasaray are going to be hosting
11:10arguably the most inform side in world
11:12football right now. and that is of
11:14course Barcelona. We'll start off with
11:16the home side though who actually
11:17started pretty well on match day one
11:19when they went 1 nil up against Sporting
11:21in the first five minutes of the match.
11:23However, that kind of just sparked
11:24Sporting into life and they ended up
11:26being on the receiving end on a 3-1
11:28defeat. However, if you actually look at
11:30the stats from the match, you look at
11:32the balance of the play, arguably
11:34Galatas should have got a lot more from
11:36that match. They had double the
11:37possession that Sporting did and even
11:39ended the game with more attempts on
11:40goal. But it was actually an own goal
11:42that got them ahead in the match. They
11:44weren't really able to do anything in
11:46front of goal off their own merit and
11:48they allowed Sporting too many chances
11:50at the other end of the pitch and they
11:51were a lot more clinical than what the
11:53Turks were in that match. As for
11:55Barcelona, well, their 5-1 win over Ford
11:59was just another day at the office for
12:01them this season where they have won
12:02every single game so far this season in
12:05all competitions and they're averaging
12:06over four goals a game as well,
12:09including a 3-0 win this weekend over
12:11Hafe with near enough a full reserve
12:14starting lineup as well. That is just
12:15simply how good Barcelona's players and
12:18squad are doing at this moment of time.
12:20To their credit, Galatastaster are still
12:22top of the Super League with a 3-1 win
12:24this weekend, but even then, they needed
12:26two stoppage time goals to secure the
12:29victory after going down to 10 men. So,
12:31Barcelona will be the big favorites for
12:33this match. In terms of the team news,
12:35no fresh concerns for the home side.
12:36There is a big boost for them as Victor
12:38Osmen is back from injury. As for
12:41Barcelona, no fresh concerns for them
12:43either. However, Rafinia is set to miss
12:45this game after also missing their match
12:47at the weekend. Incredibly, the last
12:49time these two sides met, it was in the
12:52Europa League in 2022 with Barcelona
12:56taking the 2-1 victory here to progress
12:58in the round of 16. Now back in Europe's
13:01top competition, it's hard to go for any
13:03other result than another dominant
13:05Barcelona display and another Barcelona
13:07victory. I do think the Galatasay are
13:09going to put up a fight. I think their
13:11attacking options will allow them to
13:12score a couple of goals here. But with
13:14what Barcelona have got at the other end
13:15of the pitch, I still think they're
13:17going to go on and get the comfortable
13:18victory. I'm going for a 42 win to
13:22Barcelona. Next up, we are off to the
13:25San in Italy as Inter Milan are going to
13:28be hosting club Bruge of Belgium with
13:30both sides on the receiving end of
13:32defeat on match day one. For in it was a
13:35somewhat unsurprising result to lose
13:37away to Real Madrid, but it certainly
13:39wasn't for lack of trying. And with the
13:41combination of the chances they missed
13:43and the sloppy playing out from the
13:45back, which allowed Real Madrid to score
13:46their two goals in the game, I think
13:48Inter are going to be fuming that
13:50they've not come away with anything from
13:51the match cuz if you're being honest,
13:53they were probably the better team in
13:54that match. The goals were big mistakes
13:57and the some of the chances they missed,
13:58they really should have put away. As for
14:01Bruge, much like Inter, they had the
14:03majority of the possession in their
14:05opening game against Aston Villa, but
14:06that was basically the only statistic
14:08that they had in their favor come the
14:10full-time whistle. They went 1-0 down
14:12and 3-1 down to Aston Villa in the match
14:14with Veltson getting an initial
14:16equalizer before Drosi's penalty gave
14:18them hope. However, there was no
14:19follow-up to them making it 3-2 in the
14:22game. And that is how it finished. And
14:24if we're being honest, that probably was
14:25the right outcome to that match. Since
14:28then, Inter Milan have got themselves
14:29back to the top of Syria, which is of
14:31course the league that they won last
14:33season. But Club Bruge have been even
14:35better since match day one, winning all
14:37three of their matches since and scoring
14:40at least three in all of those games as
14:42well. So, they're going to be coming
14:43into this with a bit of confidence
14:45behind them as well. In terms of the
14:47team news, no fresh concerns for Inter
14:49Milan, who are even able to rest key
14:51players this weekend after going into
14:53commanding position so early on. As for
14:55Bruge, their only injury concern in
14:57their entire squad is to Odonz, who
15:00could be a potential doubt for this
15:02match. Once again, unfortunately, there
15:04is no recent head-to-head record between
15:05these two sides, but in my opinion,
15:07Inter Milan are the side to beat in this
15:10game, even though it's irrefutable that
15:12both sides are on good form coming into
15:14this fixture. For me, it's a real toss
15:16up between whether or not Bruge are
15:17going to score in the match. But in my
15:19opinion, based on Inter Milan's recent
15:20defensive record and the amount of goals
15:22that Bruge have been scoring, I'm going
15:24to say yes, they are going to score in
15:26the game. But ultimately, it's not going
15:28to affect the outcome of the match,
15:29which is going to be another Inter Milan
15:32victory. So, I'm going for a 3-1 win to
15:34the Italian side. Now to Germany where
15:38we have one of the more intriguing ties
15:40of the night which we have Larby Leipig
15:42taking on PSV of Netherlands where once
15:45again I think both of these sides are
15:46going to be very disappointed with the
15:48outcomes of their match day one matches.
15:50For Leipig they were on the receiving
15:52end of an absolute thrashing in Italy as
15:55they lost 4-1 away to Ko. Although
15:57statistically it was still a pretty even
15:59game with 50/50 possession and literally
16:02equal attempts on goal. The Germans were
16:05absolutely wasteful in their
16:06opportunities whereas the Italians were
16:08absolutely ruthless. Unfortunately for
16:10Leipig, they then followed that up with
16:12another away defeat. But their last two
16:14home games will give them big confidence
16:16going into this tie as they won 5-nil
16:19against Hamburg before the international
16:20break and then won 6-nil at home to win
16:24Frankfurt this weekend. So back in front
16:25of their home fans once more, they'll be
16:27very confident they can get the result
16:29in this fixture. As for PSV, it seems I
16:32massively overestimated their abilities
16:35going into match day one. As I
16:36predicted, they would beat Shakar Donesk
16:39very comfortably and in the end they
16:41could only muster up 0.4xG
16:44in the match at home to the Ukrainian
16:46side. And they ended up going behind in
16:47the match and needing Sergio Des's goal
16:50in the second half to cancel out
16:51Shaktar's opener. But to be honest, they
16:53need to be a lot lot better if they
16:55stand any chance of getting something
16:57from this fixture. And since then they
16:59went on to lose their most recent away
17:01game before then beating Heravine at
17:03home this weekend. In terms of the team
17:05news, following a goal and an assist on
17:07Saturday, Benzuni went off injured Harbi
17:10Leipig at the weekend and is expected to
17:12be a doubt for this match. PSV are still
17:15without multiple first team options for
17:17this match, but have no new fresh
17:19concerns from the weekend. So maybe a
17:20little bit of rotation from that Herave
17:23game, but no players are expected to
17:24return from their long list of injuries.
17:27Unfortunately, yet again, we have no
17:29recent head-to-head record between these
17:30two sides, but I think if you look at
17:32the recent home form from Leipig and the
17:34recent away form from PSV and the big
17:37injury list for PSV as well, for me, it
17:39has to be a Leipig victory in this one.
17:42I'm not convinced it will be anywhere
17:43near the 5-nil or 6-nil they got in
17:45their last home games. However, the
17:47caliber of sides they beat, who knows,
17:49maybe they could do it once again. I'm
17:51instead though going for a two-nil win
17:53for RB Leipig, getting them back on
17:56track. Sticking with the German sides,
17:59then we now have the defending German
18:00champions in Bayern Munich traveling to
18:02Norway to take on the Norwegian
18:04champions in Viking in the penultimate
18:06game on Tuesday night. For the home
18:08side, it was German opposition that they
18:11faced again on match day one as they
18:13traveled to Stoutgart. And they gave it
18:15a good go and they even drew level 2
18:17minutes after Stuttgart took the lead in
18:19the match. But in a crazy 15-minute
18:21spell, all four goals in this game were
18:24scored. And unfortunately for Viking,
18:26three of them were scored by Stogart and
18:28just the one was scored by then. And 3-1
18:31is how it finished. And yeah, with half
18:33the possession in the match, half the
18:34attempts on goal, it's fair to say that
18:36losing was the correct result for them.
18:39As for Bayern, they absolutely blew Bodo
18:41Glimpth away with goals from Muziala,
18:44Harry Kane, Alfonso Davies, and a double
18:46for Michael Elise securing a 5nil
18:49victory for them to start their
18:51Champions League campaign. Since match
18:53day one, four games, four wins, and
18:55three clean sheets for Vikings. So,
18:58they're going to be pretty confident
18:59coming into this one, especially when
19:00you consider that Bayern have only won
19:02two of their four since match day one
19:05and have drawn both of their away games,
19:07including away to Augsburg this weekend.
19:10So, who knows, maybe there is a slim
19:12chance that Viking could produce a big
19:14upset in this one. In terms of the team
19:16news, no fresh concerns from the weekend
19:18and unsurprisingly, no recent
19:20head-to-head record between these two
19:22sides. But there is one stat that we can
19:24pull upon and that is of course that
19:25Viking did lose 3-1 to Stutgart on match
19:28day one. And earlier on this season,
19:31Bayern Munich beat Stoutgart 5-1 in the
19:34Bundesliga. So stands to reason Bayern
19:36Munich are going to be humongous
19:38favorites coming into this one. And with
19:39the goalc scoring prowess they've got in
19:41their team, I think it's going to be
19:43another thrashing on the cards here. I'm
19:45going for 5-1 to Bayern Munich, but
19:48watch this space. Those recent away
19:50performances should be a concern for the
19:52German side. And then last and certainly
19:55not least, the final game on Tuesday
19:57night is the curious cases of Villa
19:59Royale and Napoli so far this season,
20:01who both made poor domestic starts to
20:04the season and then went on to lose
20:06their match day one openers. Now to be
20:08fair to Villa Royale, they still put on
20:10a half decent performance away to
20:11Brussia Dortmund and ended up losing the
20:13game 3-2 in Germany, but they never
20:15really had a foothold in the match going
20:171 nil down, 2-1 down, and then scoring
20:20an own goal and conceding a penalty. So,
20:22it's no real surprise they ended up
20:24losing the game and they then got a late
20:27consolation, literally a stoppage time
20:28consolation following an own goal. So,
20:31still not the best of looks for them.
20:33Maybe I'm doing them somewhat a
20:34disservice though because Dortmund have
20:35had a very good start to the season. But
20:37since then, they've only been able to
20:38back that up with two wins and two
20:40defeats. So, in my opinion, they're
20:42still not having a great time of things
20:44at the moment. They lost 1-0 away to
20:46Real Madrid this weekend though. So,
20:47again, it's not quite the worst result.
20:50As for Napoli, 1-0il is what they lost
20:52on match day one in a game where they
20:54were at home to Arsenal and were
20:55absolutely dominated in the match. I
20:57think the only real credit you can give
20:59to Napoli is that their defense kept the
21:01score line down to one as Arsenal had
21:03over 4xG in the match and were only able
21:06to score one. But Napoli really
21:08struggled to create any sort of chances
21:10in the match. But they do come into this
21:12after picking up back-to-back home wins
21:14over Bologna and Frosten, but they did
21:16draw their last away game. In terms of
21:19the team news, after missing the Real
21:20Madrid game, Pepe remains a doubt for
21:23the home side. No fresh concerns for
21:25Napoli, but the big boost for them is
21:26that Scott McTominay has returned from
21:28his heart problems and made an
21:30appearance off the bench this weekend.
21:32Now, we actually do have a head-to-head
21:34record between these two sides, but
21:35unfortunately, it dates all the way back
21:37to the Europa League in 2016, so I don't
21:41think we can read too much into that one
21:43either. For me, this is an absolute coin
21:46flip. Both sides started the season
21:47pretty poorly, but both sides have been
21:49showing signs of improvement over the
21:51course of the last few weeks.
21:53Ultimately, both of these sides
21:55underperformed in the Champions League
21:57phase last season as well with both of
21:59them finishing from 30th down to 36th.
22:02So, I can't really give either of these
22:05sides my confidence that they're going
22:06to go on and get the victory. So, as I
22:08always do when I don't know what to do,
22:10I'm just going to go down the middle
22:11with a 1-1 draw between Villa Royale and
22:14Napoli to round off Tuesday's fixtures.
22:17That is going to be it then for all of
22:19my previews and predictions for all of
22:20the matches taking place tomorrow in the
22:22Champions League. Before I leave you, as
22:24always, you guys have been voting over
22:26on the community page regarding these
22:28nine fixtures. So, let's see what you've
22:29gone for right here and now. The
22:33majority think that Sporting are going
22:34to win away at Lens, but I am surprised
22:36only 6% of you think the French side are
22:39going to get the home win. The majority
22:41think that Slavia are going to win away
22:42at Sabah. I've obviously given my
22:44thoughts on that one. Basically,
22:45everyone thinks Arsenal are going to
22:46beat Liil. The majority think that
22:48Atletico are going to win at Manchester
22:50United. To be honest, I thought that
22:51would be even higher. The majority think
22:53that Barcelona are going to win away.
22:55Basically, everyone thinks Inter Milan
22:57are going to beat Bruge. The closest
22:59community poll of the day is between
23:01Leipzig and PSV, but the majority have
23:03still gone for the German side.
23:04Basically, everyone thinks Bayern Munich
23:06are going to win away at Viking. And
23:08it's close again between Villa Royale
23:09and Napoli, but the majority have gone
23:11for the Italian side to take the
23:13victory. As always, let me know your
23:15thoughts down in the comments section
23:16below. Don't forget to head over to the
23:18community page right now to have your
23:19say on the nine fixtures we'll be
23:21covering in tomorrow's video. European
23:23football is back once again. So, if
23:24that's not worth a like on the video, I
23:26don't know what is. Daily uploads for
23:28you over the course of this week.
23:30Champions League tomorrow, Europa League
23:32on Wednesday, Conference League on
23:33Thursday, Premier League and La Liga for
23:36you on Friday. A massive thank you very
23:38much for watching once again. I'll see
23:40you very very

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