AC Milan v Real Madrid & more
November 3rd 2010 12:17
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Tonight brings eight more Champions League matches for us to enjoy, and for me there is no doubting which game I am most excited about. A fortnight ago at the Bernabeu, Real Madrid were too strong for AC Milan, and were out of sight at 2-0 inside quarter of an hour. Tonight at the San Siro, it could be a different story. As a football fan, it is hard not to be excited at the prospect of seeing Robinho, Ronaldinho, Seedorf, Ibrahimovic, Pato, Cristiano Ronaldo, Mesut Ozil, Higuain, Di Maria and Benzema on the same pitch. It's a shame Kaka's injury means he can't join the party too. I fancy it will be a close encounter, possibly ending in a draw. But as a neutral, I am just hoping for goals, and plenty of class!
The other game in Group G, sees a fantastic opportunity for Ajax, away against pointless Auxerre. Despite everyone expecting the group's two heavyweights to comfortably progress, Ajax are level with AC on four points, and a win tonight could put them in a great position. Group E meanwhile is brilliantly set up for tonight. Bayern Munich travel to Cluj with a 100% record on 9 points. The other three teams all have 3 points, and Basel host Roma. I really can't call either of the games in that group tonight, and who makes it to the last 16 really could go right to the last kick of match day 6.
After romping past Shakhtar 5-1 at the Emirates, tonight Arsenal face a tricky trip to the Ukraine in Group H. They will also be without inspirational leader Cesc Fabregas. The Gunners could be the first team into the last 16, with victory guranteeing their progress tonight, and a draw may even be enough. Partizan host Braga in the group's other game, in a must win clash for both teams. This is more likely to determine the 3rd placed team, and who will enter the Europa League.
Finally in Group F, Chelsea could also make the first knock out round tonight, by beating Spartak Moscow at Stamford Bridge. Ancelotti's men did the hard bit, winning in Russia a fortnight ago, now tonight they have to finish the job. Didier Drogba is available in this competition for the first time this season, but 7-goal Florent Malouda is missing through injury. Identically set up to Arsenal's group, the bottom two Marseille and Zilina, meet in a game which will see at least one of them eliminated from the competition tonight.
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Real madrid has better odds, since real has more complete players in all positions, compare to milan.
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