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oliverano:
Your point is....PSG would've scored 6 or more against Liverpool

Yet the Lion(in this context) Liverpool were sleeping on arrival

I don't know, but didn't get your point clearly, may be i have comprehension probs but if I just explained your point above, then...

I must tell you that I have nothing to say!!!

SMFH!

The Point is Madrid Team altogether is weak to have played a 3-1 win over a Liverpool that is fighting for Top4 in her league.

davodyguy:
Wrong.

It's 3.

They scored 3 in Munich, and Bayern needs to at least match that or top it

Simple arithmetics man...Lol

The game ended 2:3

If Bayern should score 2 unreplied goals, that's

2 + 2 = 4 and 4>3.

Scoring 3 unreplied means 5:3 and that's too much but Bayern won't mind scoring even 10 if they got the chance!

darediamond:
The Point is Madrid Team altogether is weak to have played a 3-1 win over a Liverpool that is fighting for Top4 in her league.

Stop consoling yourself man, Madrid flog Liverpool no cap there.

We don't know who will win the tie but for now Madrid "BEAT" Liverpool and nothing can change that for now

Madrid played without Varane and Ramos

Liverpool without VVD and Matip/Gomez. Both were missing key players.

Bookmakers made Liverpool favorite for the game, funny people.

Madrid na beast for UCL and I'm not even their fan. I don't do sentiment, I do facts!

oliverano:
Stop consoling yourself man, Madrid flog Liverpool no cap there.

We don't know who will win the tie but for now Madrid "BEAT" Liverpool and nothing can change that for now

Madrid played without Varane and Ramos

Liverpool without VVD and Matip/Gomez. Both were missing key players.

Bookmakers made Liverpool favorite for the game, funny people.

Madrid na beast for UCL and I'm not even their fan. I don't do sentiment, I do facts!

Liverpool like Madrid is a Beast too! This is not about consoling, this about Liverpool's structural level right now. Madrid would win the second leg again because Liverpool is Down now not because Madrid is good. Even when Liverpool meet and beat her opponent in the second leg, did we played like Liverpool of 2018, 2019 and 2020?

Madrid is just a faintly good than Liverpool as at now.
There was a time in UCL during that Real Madrid was a total write off before Liverpool in the Second Round tie!! Back then, Liverpool did not just beat Madrid Home(0-1) and Away( 4-0) they won convincingly regardless of Madrid team form.

If Liverpool win the second leg (which is not possible in my view), Any of the Jackals (Chelsea, PSG, Man.City) would trash Liverpool because of the team level of Technicality right now.

When I say Trash, I mean 4 zeros and above something Madrid finds hard to do and can hardly do at Liverpool's home

darediamond:
The Point is Madrid Team altogether is weak to have played a 3-1 win over a Liverpool that is fighting for Top4 in her league.

You don't know real Madrid. That's how they roll. When it comes to champions league no team should joke with them.

The major issue is that Liverpool always prefer dealing with teams that sit back to defend. Attacking teams are always a bit hard for Liverpool.

Anyway.. it's all past tensed now. I was a bit worried about PSG but they delivered.

Up PSG....

Kudducini:
If Bayern Munich no win this match make my yansh clap

E suppose don clap

EbenezerTriumph:
city that won't even make it in this quarter final?

I will remind you of this comment.
#naysayers

Bayern is a strong team but they do need Gnarby and Lanwedoski to defeat PSG.

anyamashima:
Bayern is a strong team but they do need Gnarby and Lanwedoski to defeat PSG.

God bless you for saying the truth. Bayern was playing PSG full squad and they weren't with their point man.

Bayern really tried their best if only they could manage thier chances. However, the second leg would be tough because bayern will want to do a full massive attack but they must be very careful for PSG counter attack also... An attacking team is the only team that can give bayern problem and that's why PSG seem very tough for them

EbenezerTriumph:
city that won't even make it in this quarter final?

Lol you think Dortmund would defeat them next week? Nah I don't think so. With that late goal from Foden its done.

wiseone28:
I will quote u back after 90min

I hope you still quoted him. Chai that thing dey pain�

popweezy:
Bayern really tried their best if only they could manage thier chances. However, the second leg would be tough because bayern will want to do a full massive attack but they must be very careful for PSG counter attack also... An attacking team is the only team that can give bayern problem and that's why PSG seem very tough for them

Na where Bayern go put themselves in trouble be that, if them go on full massive attack. Dem need to play with brain cos PSG get Neymar and mbape if counter attack happen...

The easiest way for Bayern to disqualify PSG na if dem fit beat dem 2 to nil, and I doubt it that PSG won't have a goal on their own pitch...

I doubt it.

PSG fit even beat them for the 2nd leg.

Remember say their hitman Lewandowski no go play for the returning leg.

I pity Bayern.

Kudducini:
If Bayern Munich no win this match make my yansh clap

How far, boss. How many beats per minute your Yansh dey Clap now?

Jackson105:
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You don't know football, 2 unreplied goal is enough it will change the agregate to 4 against the 3 of PSG

You are the one who don't know how away goals rule work and I will educate you now

oliverano:


Simple arithmetics man...Lol

The game ended 2:3

If Bayern should score 2 unreplied goals, that's

2 + 2 = 4 and 4>3.

Scoring 3 unreplied means 5:3 and that's too much but Bayern won't mind scoring even 10 if they got the chance!

I will also educate you as well.

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Away goals rule has nothing too much to do with arithmetic but the number of goals you score at the opponent's home

PSG last night scored 3 goals away, meaning in the home of Bayern. they scored more goals.

If Bayern returns to Paris next week and not equal the number of goals PSG scored in Munich, then Bayern is out

It is not adding and subtracting

It is simple if bayern wins 2 nil in Paris, to take the aggregate to 4-3, Bayern would get kicked out because they scored only two goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

That is how away goals rule work. It is not adding and subtraction.

If Bayern win in Paris by 2-1 to take the aggregate to 4-4, Bayern would still get kicked out because PSG away from home scored 3, while Bayern away from home scored only 2

To educate you two, see something below

The away goals rule is a method of breaking ties in association football and other sports when teams play each other twice, once at each team's home ground. By the away goals rule, the team that has scored more goals "away from home" wins, if the total goals scored by each team are otherwise equal. This is sometimes expressed by saying that away goals "count double" in the event of a tie,[1] though in practice the team with more away goals is simply recorded as the victor, rather than having additional or 'double' goals added to their total.

Any team that scored more goals away from their home would win.

If Bayern drew 3-3 yesterday and they play 2-2 in Paris, that means 5-5 on aggregate. Bayern would be kicked out for scoring only 2 goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

Bayern need to score 3 or more goals in Paris and hope PSG doesn't equalized in order to make it to the semi final

MrNipplesLover:
Na where Bayern go put themselves in trouble be that, if them go on full massive attack. Dem need to play with brain cos PSG get Neymar and mbape if counter attack happen...

The easiest way for Bayern to disqualify PSG na if dem fit beat dem 2 to nil, and I doubt it that PSG won't have a goal on their own pitch...

I doubt it.

PSG fit even beat them for the 2nd leg.

Remember say their hitman Lewandowski no go play for the returning leg.

I pity Bayern.

You guys on this forum need to learn a thing or two about away goals. If Bayen wins by 2 goals to nothing, they would not be qualifying.

I am a Bayern Munich fan, but the way you put it is not how it works.

Away goals is about the number of goals you scored at your opponent's home.

Bayern need to score 3 or more goals in Paris and hope PSG doesn't equalized in order to make it to the semi final

davodyguy:
You are the one who don't know how away goals rule work and I will educate you now



I will also educate you as well.

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Away goals rule has nothing too much to do with arithmetic but the number of goals you score at the opponent's home

PSG last night scored 3 goals away, meaning in the home of Bayern. they scored more goals.

If Bayern returns to Paris next week and not equal the number of goals PSG scored in Munich, then Bayern is out

It is not adding and subtracting

It is simple if bayern wins 2 nil in Paris, to take the aggregate to 4-3, Bayern would get kicked out because they scored only two goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

That is how away goals rule work. It is not adding and subtraction.

If Bayern win in Paris by 2-1 to take the aggregate to 4-4, Bayern would still get kicked out because PSG away from home scored 3, while Bayern away from home scored only 2

To educate you two, see something below

The away goals rule is a method of breaking ties in association football and other sports when teams play each other twice, once at each team's home ground. By the away goals rule, the team that has scored more goals "away from home" wins, if the total goals scored by each team are otherwise equal. This is sometimes expressed by saying that away goals "count double" in the event of a tie,[1] though in practice the team with more away goals is simply recorded as the victor, rather than having additional or 'double' goals added to their total.

Any team that scored more goals away from their home would win.

If Bayern drew 3-3 yesterday and they play 2-2 in Paris, that means 5-5 on aggregate. Bayern would be kicked out for scoring only 2 goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

Bayern need to score 3 or more goals in Paris and hope PSG doesn't equalized in order to make it to the semi final

Are you kidding me? You're very naive, Sir.

The away goal rule is completely useless unless both teams in a knockout round draw on aggregate. The rule only comes to play when there is a draw, so, in essence, they use the away goal rule to determine the winner.


If Bayern wins 2 nil at Paris, then PSG's away goals will be useless because the aggregate will be 4-3.

Remember, away goal rule only comes to play when both teams draw on aggregate.

davodyguy:
You guys on this forum need to learn a thing or two about away goals. If Bayen wins by 2 goals to nothing, they would not be qualifying.

I am a Bayern Munich fan, but the way you put it is not how it works.

Away goals is about the number of goals you scored at your opponent's home.

Bayern need to score 3 or more goals in Paris and hope PSG doesn't equalized in order to make it to the semi final

By the way, when did you start watching football? Because I can't understand this level of naivety

davodyguy:
You are the one who don't know how away goals rule work and I will educate you now



I will also educate you as well.

---

Away goals rule has nothing too much to do with arithmetic but the number of goals you score at the opponent's home

PSG last night scored 3 goals away, meaning in the home of Bayern. they scored more goals.

If Bayern returns to Paris next week and not equal the number of goals PSG scored in Munich, then Bayern is out

It is not adding and subtracting

It is simple if bayern wins 2 nil in Paris, to take the aggregate to 4-3, Bayern would get kicked out because they scored only two goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

That is how away goals rule work. It is not adding and subtraction.

If Bayern win in Paris by 2-1 to take the aggregate to 4-4, Bayern would still get kicked out because PSG away from home scored 3, while Bayern away from home scored only 2

To educate you two, see something below

The away goals rule is a method of breaking ties in association football and other sports when teams play each other twice, once at each team's home ground. By the away goals rule, the team that has scored more goals "away from home" wins, if the total goals scored by each team are otherwise equal. This is sometimes expressed by saying that away goals "count double" in the event of a tie,[1] though in practice the team with more away goals is simply recorded as the victor, rather than having additional or 'double' goals added to their total.

Any team that scored more goals away from their home would win.

If Bayern drew 3-3 yesterday and they play 2-2 in Paris, that means 5-5 on aggregate. Bayern would be kicked out for scoring only 2 goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

Bayern need to score 3 or more goals in Paris and hope PSG doesn't equalized in order to make it to the semi final

Mr Man, you don't know what you are saying! Away goals rule come into a place only when their is a tie(that's the same aggregate). Look at the rule u quoted very well or look at my italics

davodyguy:
You guys on this forum need to learn a thing or two about away goals. If Bayen wins by 2 goals to nothing, they would not be qualifying.

I am a Bayern Munich fan, but the way you put it is not how it works.

Away goals is about the number of goals you scored at your opponent's home.

Bayern need to score 3 or more goals in Paris and hope PSG doesn't equalized in order to make it to the semi final

You must be joking.

davodyguy:
You are the one who don't know how away goals rule work and I will educate you now



I will also educate you as well.

---

Away goals rule has nothing too much to do with arithmetic but the number of goals you score at the opponent's home

PSG last night scored 3 goals away, meaning in the home of Bayern. they scored more goals.

If Bayern returns to Paris next week and not equal the number of goals PSG scored in Munich, then Bayern is out

It is not adding and subtracting

It is simple if bayern wins 2 nil in Paris, to take the aggregate to 4-3, Bayern would get kicked out because they scored only two goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

That is how away goals rule work. It is not adding and subtraction.

If Bayern win in Paris by 2-1 to take the aggregate to 4-4, Bayern would still get kicked out because PSG away from home scored 3, while Bayern away from home scored only 2

To educate you two, see something below

The away goals rule is a method of breaking ties in association football and other sports when teams play each other twice, once at each team's home ground. By the away goals rule, the team that has scored more goals "away from home" wins, if the total goals scored by each team are otherwise equal. This is sometimes expressed by saying that away goals "count double" in the event of a tie,[1] though in practice the team with more away goals is simply recorded as the victor, rather than having additional or 'double' goals added to their total.

Any team that scored more goals away from their home would win.

If Bayern drew 3-3 yesterday and they play 2-2 in Paris, that means 5-5 on aggregate. Bayern would be kicked out for scoring only 2 goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

Bayern need to score 3 or more goals in Paris and hope PSG doesn't equalized in order to make it to the semi final

Okay you win Chai!!!

Mustiboy:
By the way, when did you start watching football? Because I can't understand this level of naivety

Bros leave that guy, he's trying to educate us...

me I no get energy to argue what's black and white yet called blue!

darediamond:
Liverpool like Madrid is a Beast too! This is not about consoling, this about Liverpool's structural level right now. Madrid would win the second leg again because Liverpool is Down now not because Madrid is good. Even when Liverpool meet and beat her opponent in the second leg, did we played like Liverpool of 2018, 2019 and 2020?

Madrid is just a faintly good than Liverpool as at now.
There was a time in UCL during that Real Madrid was a total write off before Liverpool in the Second Round tie!! Back then, Liverpool did not just beat Madrid Home(0-1) and Away( 4-0) they won convincingly regardless of Madrid team form.

If Liverpool win the second leg (which is not possible in my view), Any of the Jackals (Chelsea, PSG, Man.City) would trash Liverpool because of the team level of Technicality right now.

When I say Trash, I mean 4 zeros and above something Madrid finds hard to do and can hardly do at Liverpool's home

Stop consoling yourself with long Epistles

Madrid flog Liverpool and that's it for now. They were well beaten.

Liverpool is a beast too but not on Madrid's level who are 13 time champs, on course for 14.

There's nothing you'll tell me that will stop me from reminding you that a Madrid team without Ramos and Varane defaeted \flogged Liverpool who were without VVD, Maptip/Gomez!

davodyguy:
Wrong.

It's 3.

They scored 3 in Munich, and Bayern needs to at least match that or top it

No of goals count ist before home and away factor...2 goals from Bayern in the reverse fixture will peg the goals aggregate at 4-3 in favour of Bayern and they advance

davodyguy:
You are the one who don't know how away goals rule work and I will educate you now



I will also educate you as well.

---

Away goals rule has nothing too much to do with arithmetic but the number of goals you score at the opponent's home

PSG last night scored 3 goals away, meaning in the home of Bayern. they scored more goals.

If Bayern returns to Paris next week and not equal the number of goals PSG scored in Munich, then Bayern is out

It is not adding and subtracting

It is simple if bayern wins 2 nil in Paris, to take the aggregate to 4-3, Bayern would get kicked out because they scored only two goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

That is how away goals rule work. It is not adding and subtraction.

If Bayern win in Paris by 2-1 to take the aggregate to 4-4, Bayern would still get kicked out because PSG away from home scored 3, while Bayern away from home scored only 2

To educate you two, see something below

The away goals rule is a method of breaking ties in association football and other sports when teams play each other twice, once at each team's home ground. By the away goals rule, the team that has scored more goals "away from home" wins, if the total goals scored by each team are otherwise equal. This is sometimes expressed by saying that away goals "count double" in the event of a tie,[1] though in practice the team with more away goals is simply recorded as the victor, rather than having additional or 'double' goals added to their total.

Any team that scored more goals away from their home would win.

If Bayern drew 3-3 yesterday and they play 2-2 in Paris, that means 5-5 on aggregate. Bayern would be kicked out for scoring only 2 goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

Bayern need to score 3 or more goals in Paris and hope PSG doesn't equalized in order to make it to the semi final

oga u don't seem to understand the English....in case of a tie....what's a tie?
a tie is when after both matches are played and the goals tally are equal then the rule will count...

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davodyguy:
You are the one who don't know how away goals rule work and I will educate you now



I will also educate you as well.

---

Away goals rule has nothing too much to do with arithmetic but the number of goals you score at the opponent's home

PSG last night scored 3 goals away, meaning in the home of Bayern. they scored more goals.

If Bayern returns to Paris next week and not equal the number of goals PSG scored in Munich, then Bayern is out

It is not adding and subtracting

It is simple if bayern wins 2 nil in Paris, to take the aggregate to 4-3, Bayern would get kicked out because they scored only two goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

That is how away goals rule work. It is not adding and subtraction.

If Bayern win in Paris by 2-1 to take the aggregate to 4-4, Bayern would still get kicked out because PSG away from home scored 3, while Bayern away from home scored only 2

To educate you two, see something below

The away goals rule is a method of breaking ties in association football and other sports when teams play each other twice, once at each team's home ground. By the away goals rule, the team that has scored more goals "away from home" wins, if the total goals scored by each team are otherwise equal. This is sometimes expressed by saying that away goals "count double" in the event of a tie,[1] though in practice the team with more away goals is simply recorded as the victor, rather than having additional or 'double' goals added to their total.

Any team that scored more goals away from their home would win.

If Bayern drew 3-3 yesterday and they play 2-2 in Paris, that means 5-5 on aggregate. Bayern would be kicked out for scoring only 2 goals in Paris, while PSG scored 3 in Munich.

Bayern need to score 3 or more goals in Paris and hope PSG doesn't equalized in order to make it to the semi final

Are you kidding me, where did you see away goals count when a team has won 4-3 on aggregate, huh?

davodyguy:
You guys on this forum need to learn a thing or two about away goals. If Bayen wins by 2 goals to nothing, they would not be qualifying.

I am a Bayern Munich fan, but the way you put it is not how it works.

Away goals is about the number of goals you scored at your opponent's home.

Bayern need to score 3 or more goals in Paris and hope PSG doesn't equalized in order to make it to the semi final

Go and re-do ur analysis first and come back let's talk.



I hail u, bro.

paulos8:
No of goals count ist before home and away factor...2 goals from Bayern in the reverse fixture will peg the goals aggregate at 4-3 in favour of Bayern and they advance

ok

xammax:
Are you kidding me, where did you see away goals count when a team has won 4-3 on aggregate, huh?

No mind am.

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