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UEFA Midweek Fracas: Promising Headliners for Matchday 5

The UEFA Champions League is now at its peak. Usually at this time, the tension is on the highest level. More so, football clubs are making the most of this moment as it’s the perfect time to score some wins. In a high caliber league like UEFA, every game counts.

Six teams have already qualified for the next round, adding to the pressure of the clubs that are playing in the Matchday 5 of the group stage.

This midweek, a lot will be happening in UEFA so we’ll synthesize the list and look at the conceivable headliners that most of the fans will be talking about for days. With this, patrons can get a glimpse on how their favorite athletes and clubs are doing this season.

  1. Sheriff hoping for same results

The football world wasn’t ready for Sheriff’s huge upset against the powerhouse Real Madrid last Matchday 2. In a 2-1 final score, match winner, Sébastien Thill, was ecstatic to say that he had replayed his 90th-minute half-volley for over a hundred times already.

Now that they’re hosting the Matchday 5 game versus Real Madrid again, this time, with momentum on their side, it’s thrilling to check out whether the underdogs will beat the highflier team for the second time around.

  1. To the top (again?)

After winning against Dynamo Kyiv last Tuesday, Bayern’s Robert Lewandowski is still leading the scorers’ rankings with 9 goals in his bag. Next to him is Ajax’s Sébastien Haller, tallying 7 goals. In a tight and competitive group stage, can this Polish player secure the top spot again after getting the best scorer recognition during his team Bayern’s 2019-2020 campaign?

  1. Big match against the unbeaten Paris

Manchester versus Paris may be the most anticipated game this Matchday 5 as these two teams are leading in Group A. The match is set to happen in Manchester where hometown advantage is very noticeable. Manchester’s midfielder, Phil Foden, mentioned that this will be a very big game and the team is ready to win it.

For the still undefeated Paris, the pressure is on as it seemed like a number of their supporters doubted them because of their most recent performance. One local paper, Le Parisien, was unconvinced with the team’s draw with Leipzig, calling out the whole club by saying “Paris didn’t deserve better.” Mauricio Pochettino, the head coach of Paris, assured the fans that the team is in the right headspace and the goal is to qualify.

With these two clubs wanting to rake up the patrons that they are the best, this match’s winner will be the deciding factor on which team really runs the league.

These happenings are what makes UEFA fun to watch. Amidst the strength and camaraderie that these players display, there are also external factors that may affect the whole teams’ performance. And it would be a shame if you won’t be able to watch that.

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