Quote from: ginsan on December 13, 2023, 11:02:40 PM

The teams from Laliga performed quite impressively in the Champions League where 4 representatives from Laliga were able to end the last match in the group phase as group winners such as Real Madrid who led Group C, Atletico Madrid who led Group E, Real Sociedad who led D and Barcelona who led Group H. It seems that if you look at the strength of these 4 teams, I think they will succeed in bringing the UCL title home to Laliga because they have the most representatives who have qualified for the round of 16. And maybe only Sevilla failed to advance because they weren't very strong this season.

Apart from that, of the Serie A representatives, only AC Milan failed to advance to the round of 16 because they lost in goal productivity to PSG. Of the Premier League representatives, only Arsenal and Manchester City qualified, while Manchester United and Newcastle United failed to advance to the next round. From the Bundesliga, only Union Berlin failed to advance. I think this is quite an interesting season for the defending champions, namely Manchester City, because they have opponents who are tough enough to stop them from winning the title.

Finally round group matches have ended and left 16 teams will play on 16 round, La Liga success dominance with four teams managed top position each group exceptional Sevilla become La Liga teams have eliminated in this season. Real Madrid keep stronger with managed Group C, there are have Real Sociedad success get dominance from Inter Milan for leading top standings in Group D, Atletico Madrid on first position at Group E and Barcelona with bad experienced performance last season in Champion League success finish on first standings group H.

The 16 teams qualified on 16 round

La Liga

Real Madrid
Real Sociedad
Atletico Madrid
Barcelona

Premier League

Manchester City
Arsenal

Bundesliga

Bayern Munich
RB Leipzig

Serie A

Napoli
Inter Milan

Danish Superliga of Denmark

Copenhagen

Eredivisie

PSV

The Primeira Liga of Portugal

FC Porto