Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 06:35:31 PM

Quote from: Odohu on January 27, 2025, 11:56:43 PM

Manchesterbegin City will definitely qualify and that is where experience will come in. There is no way they will be eliminated when PSG is playing Stuttgart in a match that appears to favor the home team PSG. Even if they end in a draw and Manchester City wins Club Brugge, which is likely what will happen, City will still qualify. Should Stuttgart pull a huge surprise by offsetting PSG, then they will qualify for playoff along side Manchester City. Whatever be the case, Manchester City simply have to win Club Brugge and their qualification is certain.

City are currently quoted at 1.19 to win, are you telling me that bookmakers are giving away 19% to anyone who wants it? I doubt it. Brugge have a chance and although they don't have much motivation to try in this game (the probability of Brugge being outside the top 24 is small even if they lose) maybe they can take points from City, this event (Brugge double chance) is rated not so low - 4.50.

Whether Brugge likes or not they do not have a win over Manchester City, this is the 8/8 match day and City is between going back home or saving themselves, we can still remember the words of Pep about not allowing himself to be dismissed before the main competition begins. Brugge are in a good spot not the best but can be fortunate to qualify even if they lose tomorrow game, City are the one's setting the show and i believe after the comeback with Chelsea they should be now serious with every other competition.