The organization level of the 2020-21 UEFA Champions League may not begin until next month, however, the festival will see some movement this week with play-off return matches at CBS All Access. After last week’s one-way game, the stretch of time is this week with 3 games consistent with Tuesday and Wednesday’s game.
For a list of those who are already qualified for the organizing stage, click here.
All eyes will be on American coach Jesse Marsch and Red Bull Salzburg, who are looking to repeat the level of organization despite the loss of stars, while a formidable club like Slavia Prague wishes for a result after a match of Goalless first leg against Midtjylland.
Here is a review of the effects of the first stage. Here’s what you want to know before the action:
The format of the play-offs has been repositioned in recent years with the participation of small organizations. In the old format, some of the fourth-place organisations in the European primary leagues played with organisations such as Arsenal, Milan, Manchester United, Manchester City. , Valencia and others who participated. But starting with the 2018-19 edition that has been repositioned, those organizations finish fourth in the primary leagues qualifying for the organization level. The circular is now divided into two tracks, Champions and League, lower league champions and other organizations that end up at the top of the lower leagues still have paintings to be made. Play-off losers qualify for the Europa League organizational level, while winners advance to the UCL’s level of organisation.
Here’s the program of the month:
Midtjylland v Slavia Prague
Tie 0-0
Wednesday, p. m. at CBS All Access
Red Bull Salzburg vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv
Salzburg 2-1
Wednesday, p. m. at CBS All Access
Omonia v Olympiacos
Olympiacos 2-0
Tuesday, p. m. at CBS All Access
Ferencvaros vs. Molde
Equality 3-3
Tuesday, p. m. at CBS All Access
PAOK v Krasnodar
Krasnodar 2-1
Wednesday, p. m. at CBS All Access
Dynamo Kiev vs Gent
Dinamo Kiev 2-1
Tuesday, p. m. at CBS All Access
If the score is tied at the end of the two games, the team with the maximum goals away from home advances. If the score is tied and the groups are tied for away targets, the game enters overtime for a winner and in all likelihood penalties
For example, if Slavia Prague and Midtjylland tie 0-0, the setting will extend. Because Slavia is away, if they win a goal draw, they will advance to away goals as there was no goal in the first leg.
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