Quote from: wmaurik on Today at 04:11:05 PM

Quote from: tulusikhlas on Today at 03:50:41 PM

I also hope that the two teams that will compete will be able to field their best squad and that there will not be any problems that come to the players, including minor injuries that are more common in players. I think we can't judge the strength of a team in just one match, one of which is when talking about Manchester United who couldn't win in their match in the English league week. We have to see all the games they've played, how they've improved until now.

What you say is very logical because everyone cannot see the strength of a team in just one match and the draw that Manchester United got against Crystal Palace also cannot be used as a benchmark for whether they are weak or strong. Because when a team is equally aware of their strengths in facing their opponents in different competitions, of course it will make the match more exciting because they will both exert their best abilities.

But about the squad without experiencing obstacles such as serious or minor injuries it cannot be avoided, because in sports, of course, every athlete will experience injury. So, if you say and expect that the key players or main players from the two teams have no problems, then it seems that this will not be possible.
Because even though sometimes the main players can be played in the starting eleven, when they have a history of injuries, these players also won't be able to play full time. Incidents like that are of course a challenge for the coaches and also, I think with these incidents the match will run more interesting to watch.