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FC Barcelona will lock horns with Juventus in their second match of the inaugural Soccer Champions Tour at The Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas, Texas on Wednesday, July 27.
Under the tutelage of manager Xavi, Barcelona defeated arch-rivals Real Madrid 1-0 at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas in their opening match of the tournament.
New summer signing Raphinha netted the solitary goal of the pre-season El Clasico in the 27th minute to help the Catalans secure a morale-boosting victory.
Barcelona started their United States (US) pre-season tour with a thumping 6-0 win over David Beckham-owned MLS side Inter Miami on Wednesday, July 20.
The Blaugrana were earlier held to a 1-1 draw by Spanish outfit Unió Esportiva Olot in their first pre-season friendly on July 13.
With two wins and a draw, Xavi’s Barcelona have been undefeated in their three pre-season 2022-23 friendlies so far
On the other hand, Massimiliano Allegri’s Juventus started their pre-season 2022-23 with a 2-0 victory over Mexican club Club Deportivo Guadalajara in their first match of the Soccer Champions Tour.
Young forwards Marco Da Graca and Mattia Compagnon were on the scoresheet for the Old Lady.
Barcelona vs Juventus head-to-head
As far as the Barcelona vs Juventus head-to-head is concerned, the Catalans have won five of the 12 matches that they have played across all competitions. Juventus have secured three victories while four matches have ended in draws.
Barcelona squad
Goalkeepers: Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Neto, Inaki Pena
Defenders: Sergino Dest, Gerard Pique, Ronald Araujo, Jordi Alba, Oscar Mingueza, Samuel Umtiti, Eric Garcia, Andreas Christensen
Midfielders: Sergio Busquets, Riqui Puig, Nico Gonzalez, Pedri, Sergi Roberto, Frenkie de Jong, Alex Collado, Franck Kessie, Miralem Pjanic
Forwards: Memphis Depay, Ansu Fati, Martin Brathwaite, Ferran Torres, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha
Juventus squad
Goalkeepers: Wojciech Szczęsny, Carlo Pinsoglio, Mattia Perin, Giovanni Garofani
Defenders: Gleison Bremer, Danilo, Juan Cuadrado, Alex Sandro, Federico Gatti, Luca Pellegrini, Leonardo Bonucci, Daniele Rugani, Tommaso Barbieri
Midfielders: Paul Pogba, Nicolò Rovella, Weston McKennie, Manuel Locatelli, Denis Zakaria, Matías Soulé, Nicolò Fagioli
Forwards: Dušan Vlahović, Moise Kean, Ángel Di María, Marley Aké, Nicolò Cudrig, Marco Da Graca, Mattia Compagnon
Where to watch Barcelona vs Juventus pre-season 2022-23 friendly live in India?
The Barcelona vs Juventus pre-season 2022-23 friendly will be telecast live on the Sony Six and Sony Six HD TV channels in India.
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The world’s leading clubs Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus intend to restart the European Super League in the near future.
This was stated by the general director of the tournament Bernd Reichart.
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– It’s time for a change. It is the teams that bear the entrepreneurial risk in football, but when important decisions are made, they are often forced to remain on the sidelines. Our dialogue was open, honest, constructive and led to clear ideas about what changes are needed and how they will be implemented. Much remains to be done, Reichart noted.
For the first time, the giants tried to implement the Superleague project in the spring of 2021. Then this idea collapsed literally in a matter of days: first, under pressure from the fans, English top clubs left the alleged participants in the tournament, then almost all Italian, and then German. Only three teams continued to stand their ground – in fact, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus. And they are preparing to restart the Super League.
Top clubs wanted to launch a new tournament last year, but the idea quickly came to naught.
Now they are going to implement their plans
The new version of the competition has several divisions, which will have from 60 to 80 participants without permanent members. Each team will play at least 14 matches per season. So far, there is no information on the distribution of clubs by league. It is also unknown what the elimination system from the Superleague will be like. Representatives of Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus keep the format of the new tournament a secret.
Founders of the Superleague announced 10 principles of the competition. There is no point in listing them all, but two points are worth highlighting. The first is to increase competitiveness through stable income. “Clubs that qualify for the European Super League will be guaranteed 14 matches per season. Due to this, profits will be more predictable and stable,” the organizers say. Second, the rules of financial stability must be strictly observed by all participants. “Clubs’ spending should be based solely on earned funds and not on captain’s uncompetitive injections.
Financial soundness rules should allow teams to spend only a fixed percentage of their annual football-related income on salaries and transfers,” the statement said.
Almost immediately, the news of the restart of the Super League caused outrage among many football functionaries and fans. Thus, the main opponent of the tournament, the president of the Spanish La Liga, Javier Tebas, gave an original metaphor: “The Super League is a wolf that disguises itself as a grandmother, trying to deceive European football, but it has very big teeth. Four divisions? They will, of course, be like in reform of 2019. And the giants will manage all the processes,” Tebas wrote on social networks.
As far as the fans are concerned, the Football Supporters Association does not believe in the launch of the Super League. “That’s not going to happen. They’re just trying to remind the world of themselves, but it’s just shaking the air. The newest idea is to have an ‘open competition’ instead of a closed club as originally intended, which led to massive fan protests.
But an open competition for the top- Europe’s clubs already exist – the Champions League. They say a dialogue with fans and independent fan associations is needed, but the European Zombie League continues to march, deliberately ignoring the contempt fans across the continent feel for it,” the organization said in a statement.
Meanwhile, one of the “rebels” – Real Madrid – is close to winning another trophy. Having defeated the Egyptian “Al-Ahli” (4:1), the Spanish club reached the final of the club championship, in which this Saturday it will meet with the Saudi “Al-Hilal”.
“Real” did not start the year very well. Carlo Ancelotti’s team suffered a sensitive defeat from Barcelona (1:3) in the final of the Spanish Super Cup, and before flying to Morocco for the Club World Cup, they unexpectedly stumbled in an away match against Mallorca (0:1), resulting in a lag behind the leader Examples “Barcelona” has increased to eight points. Not surprisingly, there were rumors in the media about the possible resignation of Carlo Ancelotti.
Allegedly, the leadership of the Madrid club is dissatisfied with the work of the Italian lately, and the coach himself is upset due to the lack of major transfers.
Be that as it may, Real Madrid have no room for error in Morocco. The Spanish grandee was considered his undisputed favorite even before the start of the tournament, and after a brilliant victory over Al-Ahly, he strengthened this status even more. By the way, the “royal club” reached the final of the Club World Cup for a record fifth time, and each time he became the champion.
– We look forward to meeting Al-Hilal. Hope everything goes well. The guys are determined, we really need trophies. Now the team should rest, time is short, – said Ancelotti.
The Italian also spoke about the condition of the injured players. Ballon d’Or winner Karim Benzema should be back in action by the final, according to Ancelotti. The Frenchman is worried about pain in the back of the thigh, because of which he was forced to miss the semi-finals.
– As for Benzema, he is quite healthy. It’s a good news. But there are still doubts about Militao. Let’s see how they practice on Saturday. It is not entirely clear what condition Carvajal, who has a temperature, is in, plus I can’t say anything for sure about Asensio. Marco had a muscle reboot, – said Ancelotti.
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Europa League 2022/2023, Round of 16 February 23: results
Find out how Manchester United vs. Barcelona, Rennes vs. Shakhtar and others played and who reached the round of 16
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On February 23, the second matches of the 1/16 finals of the Europa Football League took place. Manchester United played with Barcelona, Rennes with Shakhtar. Within the framework of the tournament, 8 games were played that day.
Read the results of the games, who reached the 1/8 finals and when the 1/8 finals will take place in the Olympics material.
Matches of the 1/16 finals of the UEFA Europa League on 23 February. Results
| Game | Score | Goals | Who reached the 1/8 finals |
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| PSV – Sevilla | 2:0 Aggregate score 2:3 | Luc de Jong 77′ (1:0), Fabio +5′ (2:0) | Sevilla |
| Nantes – Juventus | 0:3 Total score 1:4 | Angel Di Maria 5′ (0:1), Angel Di Maria 20′ (M) (0:2), Angel Di Maria 78′ (0:3) | Juventus |
| Midtjylland – Sporting CP | 0:4 Aggregate 1:5 | Sebastian Coates 21′ (0:1), Pedro Gonçalves 50′ (0:2), Pedro Gonsales 77′ (0:3), Stefan Gartenmann 85′ (0:4) | Sporting CP |
| Monaco – Bayer | 2:3 Aggregate score 5:5. Penalty 3:5 |
Florian Wirtz 13′ (0:1), Wissam Ben Yedder 19′ (P) (1:1), Ezequiel Palacios 21′ (1:2), Amin Adli 58′ (1:3), Brel Embolo 84′ (2:3) | Bayer Leverkusen |
| Union – Ajax | 3:1 Aggregate score 3:1 | Robin Knoche 20′ (P) (1:0), Josip Yuranovich 44′ (2:0), Mohammed Kudus 47′ (2:1), Danilo Duhi 50′ (3:1) | Union |
| Roma – Red Bull | 2:0 Aggregate 2:1 | Andrea Belotti 33′ (1:0), Paulo Dybala 40′ (2:0) | Roma |
| Rennes – Shakhtar Donetsk | 2:1 Aggregate score 3:3. Penalty 4:5 | Karl Toko Ekambi 52′ (1:0, Ibrahim Salah 106′ (2:0), Januel Belosyan 119′ (2:1) | Shakhtar |
| Manchester United – « Barcelona | 2:1 Aggregate 4:3 | Robert Lewandowski 18′ (P) (0:1), Fred 47′ (1:1), Anthony 73′ (2:1) | Manchester United |
Who will play in the round of 16 of the Europa League 2022/2023
At the 1/8 final stage, the winners of the play-offs and the teams that took first places in the group stage of the tournament will play.