Man City vs Chelsea (Champions League final ) will take place on the 29th May at Stadio Do Dragao in Porto.
Man City ? PSG (Champions League semi-final second leg)
After a loss in the first leg of the Champions League semi-finals, PSG will have to do much more in the rematch to eliminate Manchester City and prevent them from appearing in their first-ever final. To learn more about this match, take a closer look at our preview:
We predicted a win for Man City in the first leg, so we were right. Moreover, our prediction for the second leg is again on the side of Man City after that performance in the second half of the game in Paris. Furthermore, Paris Saint-Germain may have to play without Mbappe, which would make it much harder for them to get a positive result in Manchester. Finally, Pep Guardiola will certainly prepare this second leg onto the smallest details.
As we expected in the first game of the matchup, we’ve seen three goals then. Since PSG has to chase goals in the second leg, we expect to see at least three goals once again in this match. Both teams have been pretty effective this season, especially in the Champions League where Manchester City failed to score in just one game and PSG averages 3.18 goals per match.
This prediction is a bit risky because it’s never safe to assume who will start in Guardiola’s teams, but Aguero has been playing well lately, scoring two goals in his last three Premier League appearances. And while he didn’t play in the first leg of the CL semi-finals, we expect him to take the field in the rematch and, hopefully, score a goal or two. On the other hand, Since Mbappe might not play in this game, we decided to go again with Neymar, the team’s second-best goalscorer in the Champions League this season. Furthermore, Neymar is third in the entire CL with six goals.
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PSG ? Man City (Champions League semi-final first leg) 1-2
FootballBetExpert Tips and Predictions
Both City and PSG dominate domestically but have never won Europe’s most sought after trophy: Champions league.
The favorite in this game is Man City, which is a bit of a surprise simply because they are guests in this game. However, City is in fantastic form in 2021 and they enter this game with a bit of a confidence boost after winning their first trophy of the season, the Carabao (EFL) Cup. Furthermore Pep Guardiola is the best coach in the world at the moment. Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain is in a grueling fight for the title in Ligue 1. Still, after reaching the finals last year, we feel that PSG is capable of going all the way this year, and they need to beat Man City first in order to do that.
Both teams have gone over 2.5 total goals in two of their four matches in previous Champions League knockout phases, while PSG has been playing games with many goals the entire season. Their average in CL this season is 3.2 goals per game. Meanwhile, City has an average of 2.4 goals per game and they’ve kept a clean sheet in an impressive 70% of their CL matches. However, both teams have scored in 70% of PSG games and we expect to see this again, which would be a great start to getting over 2.5 total goals.
Since we expect Man City to win and we expect to see a few goals, we decided to bet on someone from the opponents PSG to score. Since Mbappe might not be fully fit for this game, we decided to go with Neymar, the team’s second-best goalscorer in the Champions League this season. Furthermore, Neymar is third in the entire CL with six goals.
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Champions League quarter-final draw rutted Bayern and Paris together in a repeat of last season’s final.
6 & 14 April
Manchester City (ENG) vs Borussia Dortmund (GER)
Real Madrid (ESP) vs Liverpool (ENG)
7 & 13 April
Porto (POR) vs Chelsea (ENG)
Bayern München (GER) vs Paris Saint-Germain (FRA)
Bayern / Paris vs Man. City / Dortmund
Real Madrid / Liverpool vs Porto / Chelsea
Round Of 16 Teams Qualified
Leipzig vs Liverpool : 16 February & 10 March (0-4 AGG – Liverpool qualified)
Barcelona vs Paris: 16 February & 10 March (1-5 AGG – PSG qualified)
Porto vs Juventus: 17 February & 9 March (4-4 AGG – Porto qualified)
Sevilla vs Dortmund: 17 February & 9 March (4-5 – Dortmund qualified)
Lazio vs Bayern: 23 February & 17 March – Bayern qualified
Atlético vs Chelsea: 23 February & 17 March – Chelsea qualified
Mönchengladbach vs Man. City: 24 February & 16 March (Man City qualified)
Atalanta vs Real Madrid: 24 February & 16 March ( Real Madrid Qualified)
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Furthermore, we want to supply our customers comprehensive enhanced live content for all Champions League matches. The 2019/20 edition kicks off on 25 June and ends in Istanbul on 30 May 2020. Here’s everything you need to know about this season:
The new season starts on 25 June – exactly 24 days after Liverpool were crowned champions for the sixth time in Madrid – with the semi-finals of the preliminary round. Three further qualifying rounds follow before the play-offs at the end of August to confirm the group stage line-up. That phase begins on 17 September and runs every two or three weeks until 11 December. The knockout stages begin on 18 February, with the season culminating in Istanbul on 30 May.
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Twenty-six of the 32 teams that will contest the 2019/20 group stage are confirmed, and they will be joined by six play-off winners in August. Those six sides will come through one of these qualifying paths:
The first qualifying round is composed of 32 teams although the second round is split into a champions path and a league path.
When are the draws?
11 June: Preliminary round draw, Nyon
18 June: First & second qualifying round draws, Nyon
22 July: Third qualifying round draw, Nyon
5 August: Play-off round draw, Nyon
29 August: Group stage draw, Monaco
16 December: Round of 16 draw, Nyon
20 March: Quarter-final and semi-final draws, Nyon
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There will be two new teams entering at this stage:
They will be joined by the winners of the ten champions path second qualifying round fixtures (ties conclude on 31 July/1 August). Read more here
There are six new teams entering at this stage:
They will be joined by the winners of the two league path second qualifying round fixtures (ties conclude on 30 July/1 August).
ESP: Barcelona, Atlético Madrid, Real Madrid, Valencia
ENG: Manchester City, Liverpool (holders), Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur
ITA: Juventus, Napoli, Atalanta, Internazionale Milano
GER: Bayern München, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen
FRA: Paris Saint-Germain, LOSC Lille, Lyon
RUS: Zenit, Lokomotiv Moskva
POR: Benfica
UKR: Shakhtar Donetsk
BEL: Genk
TUR: Galatasaray
AUT: Salzburg
When are the draws?
11 June: Preliminary round draw, Nyon
18 June: First & second qualifying round draws, Nyon
22 July: Third qualifying round draw, Nyon
5 August: Play-off round draw, Nyon
29 August: Group stage draw, Monaco
16 December: Round of 16 draw, Nyon
20 March: Quarter-final and semi-final draws, Nyon
The draw will take place on the 29th of August in Nyon and will decide the last six places in the group stage.
The play off will be played in two rounds as follows: 1st Round 21st August 2019 and the second round 28th August 2019.
The draw includes 32 clubs, 26 of whom are direct qualified while six qualify via the play-offs.
The teams will be split into four seeding pots. Pot 1 includes of the holders, the Europa League winners and the champions of the six highest-ranked nations. Pots 2 to 4 are concluded by the club coefficient rankings.
Pot 1
Liverpool (ENG, holders), Atlético Madrid (ESP), Real Madrid, Chelsea (ENG UEFA Europa League winners) Barcelona (ESP) Bayern München (GER) Manchester City (ENG)
Juventus (ITA) Paris Saint-Germain (FRA) Lokomotiv Moskva (RUS)
Other automatic entrants including coefficients
Borussia Dortmund (GER) 89.000
Porto (POR) 86.000
Shakhtar Donetsk (UKR) 81.000
Napoli (ITA) 78.000
Tottenham Hotspur (ENG) 67.000
Roma (ITA) 64.000
Liverpool (ENG) 62.000
Schalke (GER) 62.000
Lyon (FRA) 59.500
Monaco (FRA) 57.000
CSKA Moskva (RUS) 45.000
Valencia (ESP) 36.000
Viktoria Plzeň (CZE) 33.000
Club Brugge (BEL) 29.500
Galatasaray (TUR) 29.500
Internazionale Milano (ITA) 16.000
Hoffenheim (GER) 14.285
*Clubs’ coefficients are now decided or by the sum of all points won in the previous five years either by the association coefficient over the same period – WHICHEVER IS THE HIGHER (under a new system introduced for 2018/19 onward).
Group A: Atlético Madrid; Borussia Dortmund; Monaco; Club Brugge
Group B: Barcelona; Tottenham Hotspur;PSV Eindhoven; Inter Milan
Group C: Paris Saint-Germain; Napoli; Liverpool;Crvena zvezda
Group D : Lokomotiv Moskva; Porto;Schalke; Galatasaray
Group E :Bayern München; Benfica; Ajax; AEK Athens
Group F :Manchester City; Shakhtar Donetsk; Lyon; Hoffenheim
Group G :Real Madrid; Roma; CSKA Moskva; Viktoria Plzeň
Group H : Juventus; Manchester United; Valencia; Young Boys
18/19 September: Group stage, matchday one
2/3 October: Group stage, matchday two
23/24 October: Group stage, matchday three
6/7 November: Group stage, matchday four
27/28 November: Group stage, matchday five
11/12 December: Group stage, matchday six
17 December: Round of 16 draw
12/13/19/20 February: Round of 16, first leg
5/6/12/13 March: Round of 16, second leg
15 March: Quarter-final & semi-final draw
9/10 April: Quarter-finals, first leg:
16/17 April: Quarter-finals, second leg:
30 April/1 May: Semi-finals, first leg
7/8 May: Semi-finals, second leg
The 2020 final will be at the Atatürk Olimpiyat Stadium, Istanbul. The game is scheduled for Saturday 30 May 2020, kick-off 21:00CET.
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