Tag: Champions League

It’s a well-known fact that footballers are sexy. A combination of their physical prowess, physique, and net worth all work together to get the hearts of the nation throbbing.

Football is a sport that transcends borders, cultures, and languages — uniting fans around the world in their love of the game. The same rings true for EA’s FIFA 23.  Speed is a key factor in the game, and indeed the sport as a whole.

Unfortunately, online ticket fraud is becoming increasingly popular. While some tickets may be genuine, many are fake. In fact, over the course of the season, an average of 80 to 100 forged tickets are seized per game, leaving supporters unable to enter the stadium, disappointed and out-of-pocket – the last thing any football fan wants or needs.

Let’s be real, watching your favourite team scoring goals is the best part of the beautiful game. We all know that feeling of pure elation when your team scores, especially when it’s a winner! These moments are what we love the game for, so it comes as no surprise that people love to re-watch their favourite goals again and again online. This made us think, what is the most viewed goal of all time? To determine which goals to look into, we considered how famous the goal is and the quality of it. We eventually settled on 15 famous goals from over the years.

Messi At Champions League: Will Barcelona’s Ace Player Weave His Magic Again Lionel Messi had a dream run in 2017/2018 football season until his injury. His right arm fracture on October 20 put him out of the field for at least three weeks, according to reports. But to everyone’s surprise, Messi was back in action in the first week of November undergoing training.

Arsène Wenger continues to hold Arsenal hostage to fortune with a decision over his own future. The Frenchman, in charge in North London for two decades, faces unprecedented criticism of his management and the continued lack of Premier League title challenges. With another embarrassing exit from the Champions League on the cards and the Premier League title only a mathematical possibility, Wenger’s departure seems more likely than ever. So who will be the Arsenal manager next season?

The English Premier League has been able to secure four Champions League spots for the season 2017-18. The last 16 exit of Juventus last year made it unfeasible for Italy to overtake England in the coefficient rankings of UEFA. Moreover, Manchester City represented England in the Champions League’s quarter-finals. And, the Premier League will have a minimum of one team in the last eight of the Europa League.

It wouldn’t be Arsenal if it were done the easy way. Beating Hull City 3 – 2 at Wembley to win the FA Cup in 2014, they didn’t leave London and had home draws in all rounds until the semi-final. Then they crawled past Wigan on penalties, before coming back from 0 – 2 to win in extra-time. This year’s Champions League is no different. Leading Paris St Germain 2 – 1 at the Emirates, the Gunners needed to see out the game to qualify for the Round of Sixteen as group winners.

The year 2016 saw many flop players in the English Premier League.