Starting situation before the last matchday: ManUtd threatened with departure from Europe – Hammer group complicated

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Tuesday, 9 p.m
Manchester United-Bayern Munich
Copenhagen – Galatasaray

Crucial starting point for Manchester United! Going into the final match, they are bottom of Group A and definitely need a win to advance. It doesn’t make the task any easier when you take on Bayern, who are unbeaten in 39 games in the Champions League group stage. And you also have to hope for a draw in the second match between Copenhagen and Galatasaray… can even the biggest fans of the Red Devils be optimistic about that?

1. Bayern Munich | 11:6 goals | 13 points
2. Copenhagen | 7:8 goals | 5 points
3. Galatasaray | 10:12 goals | 5 points
4. Manchester United | 12:14 goals | 4 points

Tuesday, 6:45 p.m
PSV Eindhoven-Arsenaal
Lens – Seville

The first two places are already fixed, but the battle for the Europa League is still exciting. Sevilla is actually in danger of missing ‘its’ competition. The seven-time tournament winner needs a three-pointer in the showdown against Lens to be able to spend the winter in Europe.

1. Arsenal | 15:3 goals | 12 points
2. PSV Eindhoven | 7:9 goals | 8 points
3. Lens | 4:10 goals | 5 points
4. Seville | 6:10 goals | 2 points

Tuesday, 9 p.m
Union Berlin – Real Madrid
Naples – Braga

Union Berlin has already been eliminated at the premiere in the premier class, but they still have a chance of winning the Europa League. Bitter: The big game now awaits in the Olympic Stadium against the previously untouchable Royal team, a win is necessary. In any case, the Köpenickers will go into the game with self-confidence: Union celebrated their first victory since the end of August under Fischer’s successor Nenad Bjelica on Saturday. In the parallel game, the Unioners have to hope that Napoli does not lose. The Italians also need that to avoid losing second place at the last minute.

1. Real Madrid | 13:5 goals | 15 points
2. Naples | 8:9 goals | 7 points
3. Sporty Braga | 6:10 goals | 4 points
4. Union Berlin | 4:7 goals | 2 points

Tuesday, 9 p.m.:
Inter Milan – Real Sociedad
RB Salzburg – Benfica Lisbon

Yann Sommer and Co. can become group winners – they need a win in the direct match against Real Sociedad. The situation is much the same for Benfica, which must turn around the 0-2 defeat in the first leg against Salzburg to finish third.

1. Real Sociedad | 7:2 goals | 11 points
2. Inter Milan | 8:5 goals | 11 points
3. RB Salzburg | 3:5 goals | 4 points
4. Benfica Lisbon | 4:10 goals | 1 point

Wednesday, 9 p.m.:
Atletico Madrid – Lazio Rome
Celtic Glasgow – Feyenoord Rotterdam

Here too, the coveted group victory is at stake in a direct encounter: Atlético and Lazio will battle it out. However, one point is enough for the Spaniards for this project. And the completely eliminated Celtic Glasgow gets the chance to say goodbye to Europe against Rotterdam with a feeling of success.

1. Atlético Madrid | 15:6 goals | 11 points
2. Lazio Rome | 7:5 goals | 10 points
3. Feyenoord Rotterdam | 8:8 goals | 6 points
4. Celtic Glasgow | 3:14 goals | 1 point

Wednesday, 9 p.m.:
Borussia Dortmund-PSG
Newcastle-Milan

The great group has a killer starting position: after two games (0-2 in Paris, 0-0 against Milan) we probably wouldn’t have thought that BVB would be the only club in this group that would be the only club in this group. group is in the round of 16 before the last match day. You lose not against PSG it is even the group win.

Dortmund fans are also all supporters of Newcastle and Milan on this day. If Black and Yellow had a three-pointer, both teams had it in their own hands to take second place from PSG. One thing is clear: a win is necessary.

Things become a little more complicated if there is a draw between Dortmund and the Parisians. Then Milan wouldn’t be able to win because they lost the direct match, but Newcastle would still be able to celebrate a three-pointer.

1. Borussia Dortmund | 6:3 goals | 10 points
2. PSG | 8:7 goals | 7 points
3. Newcastle | 5:5 goals | 5 points
4. Milan | 3:7 goals | 5 points

Wednesday, 6:45 p.m.:
RB Leipzig – YB
Red Star Belgrade – Manchester City

The only group where there is absolutely nothing at stake in terms of the table. The Swiss fans don’t care: YB is still in the Europa League.

1. Manchester City | 15:5 goals | 15 points
2. RB Leipzig | 11:9 goals | 9 points
3. YB | 6:11 goals | 4 points
4. Red Star Belgrade | 5:12 goals | 1 point

Wednesday, 9 p.m.:
Royal Antwerp – Barcelona
Porto – Shakhtar Donetsk

The Ukrainians from Donetsk have a balanced record against Barcelona and can even mathematically win the group. But for that you would have to improve the goal difference by seven goals compared to the Catalans. Moreover, it is highly unlikely that Antwerp, which has been pointless so far, will have problems with Barça.

So to simplify: the Xavi team is 99.9 percent group winners, Porto and Donetsk are in second place: the Portuguese only need one point, Shakhtar need a win.

1. Barcelona | 10:3 goals | 12 points
2. Shipping costs | 10:5 goals | 9 points
3. Shaktar Donetsk | 7:7 goals | 9 points
4. Royal Antwerp | 3:15 goals | 0 points

Source : Blick