The excitements in the European Cups (leagues) competitions continue at the penultimate week of this month with various phases plus is going to start a new (or old) football event which is appearing every year. While in the 'best and strongest' tournament there will be only one kick-off time, in the second we can choose what to watch or even we may follow multiple matches.
Finally, and for the first and only time in these qualifiers for this season, the Champions league tournament is 'privileged' enough to introduce to us with an 180 minutes battle before entering the group stage. There will be no more dull tactics playing and winning only on one goal, thus clubs who wants to achieve more are going to have second chances in the return leg to try and score more goals as possible. Duels at the fourth (play-off) elimination round are going to be equally staged over two nights.
Tuesday, 22 September at 21.00 CET: Krasnodar - PAOK.
Tuesday, 22 September at 21.00 CET: Maccabi Tel Aviv - Red bull Salzburg.
Tuesday, 22 September at 21.00 CET: Slavia Praha - Midtjylland.
Wednesday, 23 September at 21.00 CET: Gent - Dynamo Kyiv.
Wednesday, 23 September at 21.00 CET: Molde - Ferencvaros.
Wednesday, 23 September at 21.00 CET: Olympiacos - Omonia.
Most interesting of the two, the Europa league tournament is also going to be played over two dates. The qualifying weight of number three will be mostly happening on the last night where even 33 pairs are going to have 11 different kickoffs. Still, this middle elimination event will be decided only on a single match.
Wednesday, 23 September at 18.00 CET: Apollon - Lech.
Thursday, 24 September at 16.00 CET: Ararat-Armenia - Celje.
Thursday, 24 September at 17.30 CET: KuPS - Suduva.
Thursday, 24 September at 18.00 CET: Fehervar - Reims.
Thursday, 24 September at 18.00 CET: Viktoria - SonderjyskE.
Thursday, 24 September at 18.30 CET: Rostov - Maccabi Haifa.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.00 CET: Besiktas - Rio Ave.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.00 CET: Charleroi - Partizan.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.00 CET: CSKA Sofia - B36.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.00 CET: Djurgarden - Cluj.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.00 CET: Malmo - Lokomotiva Zagreb.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.00 CET: Mura - PSV.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.00 CET: Riga - Celtic.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.00 CET: Rosenborg - Alanyaspor.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.00 CET: Willem II - Glasgow rangers.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.30 CET: FcsB - Slovan Liberec.
Thursday, 24 September at 19.30 CET: Hapoel Be'er Sheva - Motherwell.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.00 CET: APOEL - Zrinjski.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.00 CET: Galatasaray - Hajduk.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.00 CET: Granada - Locomotive Tbilisi.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.00 CET: KI - Dinamo Tbilisi.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.00 CET: Kobenhavn - Piast.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.00 CET: Sarajevo - Buducnost.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.00 CET: Sheriff - Dundalk.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.00 CET: Standard Liege - Vojvodina.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.15 CET: Wolfsburg - Desna.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.30 CET: Basel - Anorthosis.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.30 CET: Floriana - Flora.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.30 CET: LASK - Dunajska Streda.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.30 CET: Legia - Drita.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.30 CET: Milan - Bodo/Glimt.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.30 CET: Saint Gallen - AEK.
Thursday, 24 September at 20.45 CET: Rijeka - Kolos.
Thursday, 24 September at 21.00 CET: Sporting - Aberdeen.
At the end of this report one treat of announcing a mega-match. This annually (strayed) duel is usually played every August, but due to the well known problem has been moved one month later in 2020. On the Puskas arena in the Hungarian capital Budapest, are going to meet the two winners (of the above tournaments) from previous year. Commonly known as the Super Cup, the Champions league victory club from 2019-20 season is going to play against the Europa league winner of the same year.
Besides television viewers this game will have luckily live witnesses (spectators) on the stands, because the country itself already has allowed them to be back where they belong - on stadia (for local championships). As the stadium have 67.215 seats, it will be filled with 30 percent capacity, the two clubs has received 3.000 tickets, while each fan have to follow strict epidemiologic measures just to enter the venue: show negative test upon entry at the state, keeping 1.5 metre distance, wearing masks...
Thursday, 24 September at 21.00 CET: Bayern - Sevilla.
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