@Noflaps said [^](/forum/redirect/post/KL2hPpJd)
> When I say "football" I am not trying to confine the question to the football that uses almost only actual feet. But I will confine my answer to that. Others may differ, and talk about the "other" football. And that's fine with me.
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> But here's my own answer. There are two answers, actually.
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> Coming up soon: Liverpool vs. Man City. Oh, a must watch if ever there was one. It will be time...
You forgot international break lol.
That being said, I am looking forward to my country's game tomorrow!
In the UCL, I am looking forward to Atletico vs. United, I hope we will repeat the same result we had against Atleti in the preseason!
Uruguay vs. Japan.
I mean, that sounds like a thing no one would watch, but low-key, I would watch it like an intense person.
> What football game are you particularly looking forward to watching?
For European soccer: Germany vs the team who will kick Germany out.
Really, there are lots and lots of mad drunkards out there when soccer happens...
@Noflaps said [^](/forum/redirect/post/KL2hPpJd)
> When I say "football" I am not trying to confine the question to the football that uses almost only actual feet. But I will confine my answer to that. Others may differ, and talk about the "other" football. And that's fine with me.
>
> But here's my own answer. There are two answers, actually.
>
> Coming up soon: Liverpool vs. Man City. Oh, a must watch if ever there was one. It will be time...
I watch NFL football tbh
Definitely excited for Lions vs. Packers on Sunday
It's not this coming Sunday, I think, but a week from Sunday, isn't it? But it should be a good game.
At the moment, the North seems to be all knotted up at 3-2 behind the Vikings. There are a lot of tough teams in the North.
By the time the Lions and the Packers meet, that 3-2 may change for one of them: Packers are taking on the Cowboys in a few days, I think, while the Lions rest?
I'm looking forward to seeing the Chiefs take on the Seahawks, to see if the Seahawks can pull out of their spin and slow down the weirdly revitalized Chiefs.
The Broncos defense probably ticked off the Hawks, and they're still dangerous, down deep.
@Noflaps said [^](/forum/redirect/post/HbEVSfcG)
> It's not this coming Sunday, I think, but a week from Sunday, isn't it? But it should be a good game.
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> At the moment, the North seems to be all knotted up at 3-2 behind the Vikings. There are a lot of tough teams in the North.
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> By the time the Lions and the Packers meet, that 3-2 may change for one of them: Packers are taking on the Cowboys in a few days, I think, while the Lions rest?
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> I'm...
the Lions were on bye week, so it's next Sunday
My fav Bayern is playing this week
Bayern vs Arsenal is the match i am most excited abt for this week :)
Perhaps nobody will be surprised when I type "Go Bayern."
Arsenal is great and all. But they're not Liverpool. But then, who is?
PSG vs. Barcelona is coming right up, too -- and THAT should be excellent. Barce is quite strong. And PSG is delightful, too!
Just ask Manchester City if PSG can play!
And, of course, Liverpool will soon play Villareal.
Life is good.
Nobody talking about city's conviction of massive fraud during the years 2009-2018 alone. No punishment could be hard enough for that.
Well, I'm not going to play judge, jury or executioner with respect to the issue. The football powers that be are in a much better position to decide on the facts and the remedy than are most posters.
I know this much: City currently has a beautiful team. There's no denying what they managed to do against Liverpool recently. And that is NOT easily done.
But I'm still rooting for Liverpool. And a few other clubs that don't typically compete with Liverpool.
Liverpool is just beauty incarnate.
Although PSG is rather beautiful, too. Look out, Barcelona!