European Leagues Thread 2012-2026

[Winston Biscuit]

French 2nd division

https://twitter.com/_Axolt_/status/1233 ... 52160?s=19

[Stranded]

Serie A suspended until 3rd April

[Old Man Andrews]

Serie A suspended until 3rd April

Ridiculous. Nanny state.

[Winston Biscuit]

Serie A suspended until 3rd April

Sensible. Good decision by the state

[Winston Biscuit]

Being reported that the Bundesliga is back up and running from the weekend after next. Were can we watch it though?

[Winston Biscuit]

Also, turns out I am a Monchengladbach fan

[Simmops]

Serie A suspended until 3rd April

Ridiculous. Nanny state.

[Simmops]

Also, turns out I am a Monchengladbach fan

Bayern for me

[Hendo]

Also, turns out I am a Monchengladbach fan

Wolfsburg for me.

[Sutekh]

SKY and BT will have something to show in a week or two now the Bundesliga has decided to recommence.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52576780

[Winston Biscuit]

Monchengladback - Winston, Snowflake, Mrs Wizbit, Skuttz, Zip
Wolfsburg - Hendo, Franchise
Cologne - Simmops
Augsburg - Brendo, Ark Royal, OMA
Mainz - Waxjers, Leon
Dortmund- Brobot, Sangers, Wizbit, Genome
Werder Bremen - Silver Fox
Fortuna Dusseldorf - Wally Bassoon

[Winston Biscuit]

Prince Al Waleed Bin Talal, a member of the Saudi royal family, is reportedly in negotiations to buy Marseilles.

[Winston Biscuit]

Serie A confirms it is trying to get the go ahead to restart on June 13th

[Stranded]

Interesting idea as the Danish league returns tonight - https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... us-randers

A few more leagues starting again in the coming days Czech Republic and Poland get going this weekend as does Hungary, Croatia and Serbia.

Wednesday night sees Portugal kick off again.

[Stranded]

Watching the Real game. Really does have a friendly feel to it not helped by the fact they are playing home games at their reserve teams stadium.

Cooling breaks as well, which whilst sensible at 25C breaks up the game.

2-0 Real anyway.

[Winston Biscuit]

Watching the Real game. Really does have a friendly feel to it not helped by the fact they are playing home games at their reserve teams stadium

Zidane's choice apparently. He reportedly told the club they would be more at home playing matches at (the small stadium in) their training ground than in an empty huge stadium so the club started construction work on the stadium so that it was their only choice and the Spanish FA had to approve it

[Winston Biscuit]

only heard over the weekend about the Benfica coach (bus, not person) that had rocks and bricks thrown down on it from a motorway bridge a week or so ago. Glass smashed, 2 players with minor injuries from that (one of which was a German who was on the Dortmund coach when that was attacked).

No one arrested yet but suspicion is apparently that it was their own fans showing unhappiness with a performance

[Winston Biscuit]

Amiens and Toulouse took Ligue 1 to court over them being relegated following the season being ended and the judge backed them on it so their relegation has now been suspended. It's an interesting case as it is based on the agreement clubs essentially enter into each season to go up and down after all games are complete, and so relegating them before the season is complete breaks that agreement. Ligue 1 now looking to possibly have a 22 team league next season.

Lyon not successful in court after finishing 5th, which is a Europe League qualifying place, but were then bumped down to 7th on PPG.

[Sanguine]

Amiens and Toulouse took Ligue 1 to court over them being relegated following the season being ended and the judge backed them on it so their relegation has now been suspended. It's an interesting case as it is based on the agreement clubs essentially enter into each season to go up and down after all games are complete, and so relegating them before the season is complete breaks that agreement. Ligue 1 now looking to possibly have a 22 team league next season.

Lyon not successful in court after finishing 5th, which is a Europe League qualifying place, but were then bumped down to 7th on PPG.

Hearts will be watching with interest, I'm sure.

[Winston Biscuit]

Amiens and Toulouse took Ligue 1 to court over them being relegated following the season being ended and the judge backed them on it so their relegation has now been suspended. It's an interesting case as it is based on the agreement clubs essentially enter into each season to go up and down after all games are complete, and so relegating them before the season is complete breaks that agreement. Ligue 1 now looking to possibly have a 22 team league next season.

Lyon not successful in court after finishing 5th, which is a Europe League qualifying place, but were then bumped down to 7th on PPG.

Hearts will be watching with interest, I'm sure.

A well timed post^

"Hearts to mount legal challenge over Scottish Premiership relegation"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/53053246