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Tottenham Hotspur v FC Barcelona - UEFA Champions League Group B
After seeing Real Madrid C.F lift the UCL for three consecutive seasons the Catalans would definitely like to bring the European Cup to Camp Nou this season. FC Barcelona have now put behind their sloppy performances and now sit on top of La Liga points table after 11 game weeks, thrashing Real Madrid 5-1 at Camp Nou last week to go on top.
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Barcelona drew a tough group after being tied up with Tottenham Hotspurs, Inter Milan and PSV Eindhoven in group B of the UEFA Champions League. Barcelona have so far eased past all of them securing a perfect 9 out of 9 points leading the group table and look all set to book their place in the round of 16.
Barcelona look stronger after re-enforcing the squad with Coutinho (could not play UCL football last season), Arturo Vidal, Lenglet, Arthur and Malcom. With the recent performances, one can say that Barcelona are the favourites this season and Messi even went on to say the team will look to win the trophy after last year's disaster.
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Samyak Tripathi
Samyak is a European and international football journalist at Sportskeeda, who focuses on writing a variety of listicles. A post-graduate in Finance with over 6 years of total work experience, Samyak became interested in football after watching the 2010 FIFA World Cup and some high-octane El Clasico clashes. His favorite footballer is Cristiano Ronaldo for the forward's mentality, and his favorite managers are Jose Mourinho, Carlo Ancelotti, and Pep Guardiola for the brand of football their teams showcase.
Samyak only follows top tier and verified fan club social media accounts for sourcing information for his articles. One of his core strengths is crafting crisp and concise articles to avoid any and all potential confusion for readers. These shrewd methods have helped him attain strong readership on his articles, one of them even being read half a million times!
Zinedine Zidane's Panenka penalty in the 2006 final is Samyak’s favorite World Cup moment owing to the Frenchman’s sheer nerves of steel showcased, and thinks Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland are ready to usher in a new era post-Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. During his free time, Samyak follows Real Madrid, plays football and reads finance articles.
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