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Anderlecht, Club Brugge en AA Gent kennen hun tegenstanders in de poulefase van de Europa League. Paars-wit treft in groep G het Zenit van Nicolas Lombaerts, AEK Athene en Hajduk Split. Aantrekkelijk is het allemaal niet, haalbaar des te meer voor de Brusselaars die heel wat recht hebben te zetten.
Club Brugge kruist de degens met Villarreal, Dinamo Zagreb en PAOK Saloniki in groep D. Blauw-zwart moet zeker in staat geacht worden om de groepsfases te overleven. AA Gent ontmoet in groep C Sporting Lissabon, het Lille van Eden Hazard en Levski Sofia. Moeilijk, maar de Buffalo's konden het slechter getroffen hebben. (dadelijk meer)
hln:p
Club Brugge kruist de degens met Villarreal, Dinamo Zagreb en PAOK Saloniki in groep D. Blauw-zwart moet zeker in staat geacht worden om de groepsfases te overleven. AA Gent ontmoet in groep C Sporting Lissabon, het Lille van Eden Hazard en Levski Sofia. Moeilijk, maar de Buffalo's konden het slechter getroffen hebben. (dadelijk meer)
hln:p
kom kom, allemaal stoppen met op elkaars kap te zitten aub. Iedereen doet wel ne keer ne stomme uitspraak. Wat niet wegneemt dat ik Crash toch ook aanraad om beter AN te gaan typen en leestekens te gebruiken, aangezien ik soms niet altijd begrijp wat ie bedoelt.
Oh, MacLanghe, nu zijt ge wel heel grof :o ze zouden u moeten bannen xD
Voor alle 3 de Belgische ploegen kon de loting slechter maar ook beter.
Anderlecht en Brugge moeten in staat zijn om bij de eerste 2 te eindigen, al zal het met ups en down zijn. Gent moet zeker punten kunnen halen tegen Sofia en mss stunten tegen Lille of Sporting..
Wie de moeilijkste of makkelijkste groep heeft kan je moeilijk uitmaken...
Anderlecht en Brugge moeten in staat zijn om bij de eerste 2 te eindigen, al zal het met ups en down zijn. Gent moet zeker punten kunnen halen tegen Sofia en mss stunten tegen Lille of Sporting..
Wie de moeilijkste of makkelijkste groep heeft kan je moeilijk uitmaken...
laat maar zitten,ik stop met op forum te komen en msh ook met sokker ik ben het al langer van plan.
Da zijn idd de die, op PAOK spelen wordt een hel. Wel prachtig om die supporters bezig te zien tijdens de match. Rytmisch handgeklap.
Big names face difficult groups
Defending UEFA Europa League champions Club Atlético de Madrid have been matched with Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Rosenborg BK and Aris Thessaloniki FC in the 2010/11 group-stage draw in Monaco.
The 48 clubs, from 24 different associations, have been drawn into 12 groups. While Atlético are in Group B the side they beat in the semi-finals last season – Liverpool FC – will face fellow former European champions FC Steaua Bucureşti, SSC Napoli and FC Utrecht in Group K.
Juventus and Roberto Mancini's Manchester City FC are together in Group A, where they are joined by FC Salzburg and KKS Lech Poznań. Sevilla FC, who won the UEFA Cup in 2006 and 2007 and are among ten teams transferring from the UEFA Champions League play-off round, take on Paris Saint-Germain FC, BV Borussia Dortmund and FC Karpaty Lviv in Group J.
Games will be played on 16 and 30 September, 22 October, 4 November, 1/2 and 15/16 December. Where possible, teams from the same association will kick off at different times and, on Matchdays 5 and 6, on separate days. In the round of 32 and round of 16 draws in Nyon on 17 December, the top two sides from each section will be joined by the eight teams which finish third in their UEFA Champions League group. The final is at the new Dublin Arena on 18 May 2011.
At the ceremony in the Grimaldi Forum, Republic of Ireland midfielder Ronnie Whelan was named as the UEFA Europa League final ambassador and among his first acts was to make a special presentation to Atlético striker Diego Forlán for his performances in last season's competition, where the Uruguayan international struck the extra-time winner in the decider against Fulham FC. "It was the first time I had played in a final," Forlán said. "To score two minutes from the end, it was amazing."
Defending UEFA Europa League champions Club Atlético de Madrid have been matched with Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Rosenborg BK and Aris Thessaloniki FC in the 2010/11 group-stage draw in Monaco.
The 48 clubs, from 24 different associations, have been drawn into 12 groups. While Atlético are in Group B the side they beat in the semi-finals last season – Liverpool FC – will face fellow former European champions FC Steaua Bucureşti, SSC Napoli and FC Utrecht in Group K.
Juventus and Roberto Mancini's Manchester City FC are together in Group A, where they are joined by FC Salzburg and KKS Lech Poznań. Sevilla FC, who won the UEFA Cup in 2006 and 2007 and are among ten teams transferring from the UEFA Champions League play-off round, take on Paris Saint-Germain FC, BV Borussia Dortmund and FC Karpaty Lviv in Group J.
Games will be played on 16 and 30 September, 22 October, 4 November, 1/2 and 15/16 December. Where possible, teams from the same association will kick off at different times and, on Matchdays 5 and 6, on separate days. In the round of 32 and round of 16 draws in Nyon on 17 December, the top two sides from each section will be joined by the eight teams which finish third in their UEFA Champions League group. The final is at the new Dublin Arena on 18 May 2011.
At the ceremony in the Grimaldi Forum, Republic of Ireland midfielder Ronnie Whelan was named as the UEFA Europa League final ambassador and among his first acts was to make a special presentation to Atlético striker Diego Forlán for his performances in last season's competition, where the Uruguayan international struck the extra-time winner in the decider against Fulham FC. "It was the first time I had played in a final," Forlán said. "To score two minutes from the end, it was amazing."