This Tuesday the new edition of Champions starts League, where Real Madrid defended the title achieved against Liverpool on May 28 in Paris (0-1). The other favorites want to wrest the hegemony from Carlo Ancelotti’s team and lift the trophy on June 10, 2023 at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium.
Some of these favorites started the season already dominating the standings of their respective leagues. Others, however, are experiencing problems. Two of the giants in such a situation are Liverpool and Chelsea. This is the schedule for the Champions League and this is what their contestants are doing so far in their respective championships.
GROUP A
Liverpool: Winner of 6 Champions Leagues, he had a poor start in the Premier League, where he finished 7th and added only 9 points from a possible 18, 6 behind the leaders, Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal, and 5 behind of Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City. . Jürgen Klopp’s team won the Community Shield against Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City.
Ajax: Leading the Eredivisie, with 15 points, Feyenoord 13 and PSV 12, where they lost in the Dutch Super Cup.
Naples: The Serie A leader is tied with Milan (11 points).
Rangers: The Europa League runners-up are 2nd in Scotland, 5 points behind leaders Celtic.
B GROUP
Athletic: Diego Simeone’s men are seventh in the Liga, 5 points behind leaders Real Madrid and 3 behind Barcelona, 2.
Porto: 3rd in the Portuguese League, 3 points behind leaders Benfica.
Bayer Leverkusen: 14th in the Bundesliga, 9 points behind co-leaders Freiburg and Borussia Dortmund.
witches: 3rd in Belgium, 5 points behind leader Antwerp.
GROUP C
Barcelona: Second in the Liga, with the same points as Villarreal and 2 behind leaders Real Madrid.
Bavaria: 3rd in the Bundesliga, one point behind Freiburg and Borussia Dortmund.
Inter: 7th in Serie A, 2 points behind Napoli and Milan.
Victoria Pilsen: Tied for the highest in the Czech Republic League with Slavia Prague (16 points).
GROUP D
Eintracht Frankfurt: The Europa League champions are 10th in the Bundesliga, 4 points behind co-leaders Freiburg and Borussia Dortmund.
Tottenham: 3rd in the Premier, one point behind leaders Arsenal and the same as Manchester City, 2nd.
Sports of Portugal: 7th in Portugal, 8 points behind leader Benfica.
Marseilles: Tied with PSG for the top of Ligue 1 (16 points).
GROUP E
Milan: Tied with Napoli at the top of Serie A, with 11 points.
Chelsea: 6th in the Premier, 5 points behind leaders Arsenal.
Salzburg: Leader in Austria, with one point and LASK.
Dinamo Zagreb: Leading Croatia, with 7 points more than Slaven.
GROUP F
Real Madrid: The European champions (with 14 Champions in their showcases, a record) are leaders of the Liga, with 2 points more than Barcelona and Villarreal.
Leipzig: 11th in the Bundesliga, 7 points behind Freiburg and Borussia Dortmund.
Shakhtar Donetsk: 2nd in Ukraine, 2 points behind leader Zorya.
Celtic: Leader in Scotland, with 5 points more than Rangers, runner-up in the Europa League.
GROUP G
Manchester City: 2nd in the Premier, with 14 points like Tottenham, one behind the leader Arsenal.
Seville: 16th in the League, with points added in 4 games. 11 behind leader Real Madrid.
Borussia Dortmund: Tied for the top of the Bundesliga with Freiburg, one point ahead of Bayern and Union Berlin.
FC Copenhagen: 6th in the Danish League, 6 points behind leaders Randers.
GROUP H
PSG: Leo Messi’s team top Ligue 1, along with Marseille, with whom he is level but lost on goal difference.
Juventus: 6th in Serie A, 2 points behind Naples and Milan.
Benfica: Leading Portugal, with 2 points more than Braga and 3 more than Porto.
Maccabee Haifa: Tied with Maccabi Tel Aviv for the top of the Israel League (both with 9 points).
Source: La Verdad
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