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RE: OT: Officially The Official Soccer Thread
(04-11-2018 04:37 PM)Loco Bearcat Wrote:  It was a clear foul and a clear denial of a goal scoring opportunity, so it is a clear penalty. I'm happy that Real Madrid are through to the Semifinals however this was a strange matchup in that the away teams were so dominant. Real were great in Turin and Juventus were great in Madrid tonight. Bayern Munich are through and for the first time since 2010 there are 4 teams from different leagues in the Semifinals.

I'm cheering for someone other than Real just in principle. Mainly because I don't like LaLiga.

I'm expecting Munich and Madrid to magically avoid each other in the Semifinal draw, since that would clearly be the best final money wise for the UCL.. I'll hope for Liverpool vs Roma though. Would be cool for someone different to win it for a change
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