Not sure about them but I'm sure its similar to the club they own in Croatia, Osijek. There are some people against it because of the politics involved but on the field its been mostly a success. At Osijek for example they have built a brand new modern, Category 4 UEFA stadium with adjacent training facilities (something Split and Zagreb are nowhere near doing) and the results have been largely ok for their standards. Basically the Hungarian 'government' is buying up clubs with a strong Hungarian minority or their former territories, off the top of my head this includes: Backa Topla (Serbia), Osijek (Croatia), Lendava (Slovenia), Dunajska Streda (Slovakia), Sepsi (Romania). In all these places they build brand new stadiums or are planning on it. But I mean we also see in Hungary, they are building new stadiums like crazy and have one now which hosts major games in Budapest
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maclean
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I will admit it felt weird seeing him presiding over the Europa final like a giant toad on his throne, especially after all the trouble people went to to make their stance known about the World Cup venue but fair enough
hahahahahaha quality.
I can take it but I am not wrong though lol
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Savi
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Probably the most insane final matchday I can remember since maybe that AZ/PSV/Ajax threeway battle like 10(?) years ago
For about 44 minutes Antwerp were champions. Then Genk scored right before HT which put them 1st.
Right after HT, Union went up 1-0 against Bruges. Union in 1st place.
Antwerp then tied it up against Genk, pushed for the 2nd goal but got caught and Genk made it 2-1. Union still 1st.
Then in the 89th minute, Brugge equalized at Union, which suddenly vaulted Genk into 1st place again.
Brugge then scored two more to win 1-3 so Union were done.
And then, 94th minute, with the entire Genk stadium already celebrating, Alderweireld scored and Antwerp are champions.
Just a sick ending and brutal for both Union and Genk who were minutes away from winning it all
sabremike
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Leon win the CONCACAF Champions League defeating LAFC 3:1 on aggregate. Leon defended well and looked decent at times on the counter and should have buried the game. LAFC were poor for all the talk about how big favorites they were (don't watch much of MLS since their Apple move) and Leon were basically mid-table in Liga MX this season missing the playoffs in both the Apertura and Clausura. As a result not only do Leon qualify for this year's FIFA Club World Cup but also the 2025 edition which will be the newly expanded tournament the braintrust at FIFA created
Eye of Ra
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Grrrr
Swedish League's website running on Sensible Soccer meet Basic on Commodore 64
gary69
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British Petroleum has their own team in the league now?
But seriously, AIK and Göteborg so low, what's going on with them? Degerfors' defence seams to be in a different league to everybody else.
I don't even know these clubs Mjällby, Värnämö, Sirius, Varberg, they must be from some small towns.
Eye of Ra
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aik and göteborg had horrible coaches, remains to see if the new coaches are good
mjällby, värnamo, varberg is from small towns. sirius is from uppsala, 4th biggest city in Sweden.
Power Man
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I've just seen two players play rock paper scissors in the Romanian league in order to decide who has a try at a freekick hahahahaha
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