Most likely quarter to final are played in Spain from 21 to 30 August as one-legged ties: https://www.vavel.com/en/football/2...l-stages-of-uefa-womens-champions-league.html
So can we assume that departing players will not play in the remaining Champions League games, or might they? If not, then any new signees would--after practicing with their new team for, what, maybe three weeks? A bit odd, to say the least.
Watching the Bundesliga; Wolfsburg usual top GK, Lindahl, has not played for them since the restart(she’s switching to an Spanish club for next season). Leupolz(switching over to Chelsea) mainly been coming in as a sub over at Bayern Munich. I’ve seen other players as well that have announced switches getting limited playing time. So I would say NO in the two German teams .
Yes, that's what one-legged ties means. @L'orange Was this your idea?! They can't do that, it'll lead to excitement and random scorelines caused by stomach upsets BIIK Kazygurt 3 - 1 Barcelona, 2018/19 R1 leg 1 www.youtube.com/watch?v=29_e9gluEiw
Ha: I did suggest that. All football tournaments, and qualifying for them, drag on a long time--too long, one might argue. That said, it's a playoff round--and most playoff rounds in other sports are "best of" series involving multiple games, so there's precedent for multiple games--and playing two does give each team a home match, which is fair. FIFA and UEFA will not shorten/streamline their tourneys; in fact, they have expanded them, yes? More teams in the World Cup; more teams in the Champions League. That is what all sports do--expand the playoffs, add more playoff teams and more playoff games. Why? To make more money. Every pro sport has periodically/regularly expanded its playoffs. That's where they money is.
No, they should not The Champions League has particular circumstances - the biggest changes have been not so much expansion as exclusion. All the increases in the men's CL (a rough guide to what might happen in the UWCL) only seem to have helped about 4 countries and their teams.
Schedule as per the rumour from last week. Big news "Teams will be allowed to register three new players on their List A for the remainder of the 2019/20 season, provided such players were already registered and eligible for the club since the last registration deadline (18 March 2020). List A will still only be able to contain a maximum of 25 players. It will not be possible for clubs to register newly-transferred players. " Teams who are having a busy transfer window will be weakened unless they can extend the leaving players contract until 30 August. "Five substitutions will be allowed in all the remaining matches in season 2019/20, in accordance with the temporary change to the Laws of the Game, whereas the number of substitutions for season 2020/21 will remain at three." With three games in nine days applying the 5 subs rule make sense
We have the kick-off times now: 🏆 The #UWCL quarter-final schedule was confirmed today - and we now have kick-off times🕰 The full list👇https://t.co/GtD8s1nFtk pic.twitter.com/M2QzaFWW2N— UEFA Women’s Champions League (@UWCL) June 26, 2020 Arsenal have put to their fans that the games are all behind closed doors. But the UEFA president has opened the doors for possible fans attendance.
Why are PSG and OL playing at the same time? Isn`t it possible to have one game at 18.00 and the other at 20.00?
It is a good question. It is actually frustrating because I planned to attend both games. Same thing the day before will have to chose the right game.
If I didn't know better, I'd say it looked like an error (there's no clash with men's CL which is on separate days), and they really meant 6pm and 8pm each day. There's no real reason to play simultaneously, is there? To be certain of no overlap, they would need kickoff times 3 hours apart, like in World Cup knockouts.
Well, yeah, 20 minutes would be fine for that one. Any idea what French TV will do about the PSG and Lyon games? I'd like to get in early and accuse the broadcasters of massive favouritism towards one club
The rights from the two clubs were sold to different pay tv channels prior to the Covid-19 break. Be In Sports for PSG home games Canal Plus for OL games
Glasgow City will make the final 8 because of a generous donation to pay for testing and plance chartering. Amazingly, they would not have had enough money to make the trip otherwise. Independent teams without a men's team backing are struggling to compete at the high end.
#UWCL UPDATE⬇The @UEFA Executive Committee has decided allow each club to register 6 new players for the quarter-finals onward. All 6 players may have been fielded for another club in a previous round, but only a maximum of 3 can have played for another quarter-finalist. pic.twitter.com/AJ5SidEa2H— UEFA Women’s Champions League (@UWCL) July 10, 2020
Oof “Following a dramatic increase in the virus in Spain, Uefa is open to moving venues for next month’s women’s Champions League.” Arsenal will not have to quarantine after Spain trip next month http://dailycannon.com/2020/07/arsenal-will-not-have-quarantine-after-spain-trip-next-month/
The Guardian has a post with all the transfers from the 5 big leagues. It is quite complete, they do miss a couple from the French teams, but overall it is really good. The final changes must be sent to UEFA 18 August so here are the new signings so far: Players with a star have already played for another team still in the tournament: Arsenal: Stephanie Catley, Malin Gut, Lydia Williams, Noelle Maritz* Athletico Madrid: Pauline Peyraud-Magnin*, Turid Knaak, Merel Van Dongen, Hedvig Lindhal*, Alia Guagni, Grace Kazidi Barcelona: Giovana Queiroz Bayern: Lea Schuller, Hannah Glas*, Marina Hegering, Klara Buhl, Sarah Zadrazil, Vivianne Asseyi Glasgow City: Janine Van Wyk, Krystyna Freda, Zaneta Wyne Lyon: Sakina Karchaoui, Dolores Gallardo*, Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir* , Ellie Carpenter, Assimina Maoulida. Alice Sombath, Vicki Becho, Jodie Taylor, Melvine Malard Paris: Bénédicte Simon, Charlotte Voll, Ramona Bachmann Wolfsburg: Katarzyna Kiedrzynek*, Katrin Heinrich*, Pauline Bremer*, Lena Oberdorf
Nice enough list. Certainly it's not all the transfers as quite a lot names are missing. Other thing - details. Serie A isn't top 5 league in Europe (yet) Author is visibly influenced by the wrong idea that 5 top leagues in WoSo has to be exactly the same as in BroSo.