Category Archives: Europa League

Mazraoui at 10 | UEL Official Fenerbahce vs Manchester United FC Lineups Timeline 2024

Here are the official starting lineups for both Fenerbahce S.K. and Manchester United F.C. for their Europa League Round 3 league stage clash on 24 October, 2024. Fenerbahce, managed by former United gaffer Jose Mourinho, held MUFC to a 1-1 draw here. The interesting part of this Ten Hag lineup- defender Noussair Mazraoui in the 10 position!

Fenerbahce vs Man United starting lineups and subs Europa League 2024/25

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Osayi-Samuel (Rodrigo Becao 62), Soyuncu, Djiku, Muldur
Fred, Amrabat, Szymanski (Yandas 90)
Tadic (Dzeko 79), En-Nesyri (Kahveci 79), Saint-Maximin (Yuksek 79)

Fenerbahce vs Manchester United FC lineups 2024

Manchester United F.C. playing XI vs Fener UEL October 2024

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Bayer Leverkusen 3:1 Eintracht Frankfurt Player Ratings 2023- Wirtz shines for B04

The Leverkusen Eintrach Frankfurt was one of the highly awaited ones from the most recent round of Bundesliga fixtures, and the home side notched up their seventh straight win across all competitions with a 3:1 win.

Leverkusen fans would’ve been delighted to see young Florian Wirtz with two assists to his name- the highly talented teenager, if you remember, has recovered well after suffering an ACL around this time last year.

Here are the Bild player ratings for Leverkusen vs Frankfurt- Wirtz bags a 1 (technically the highest possible) as does defender Jonathan Tah.

The win saw B04 leapfrog Eintracht in the league standings.

Leverkusen 3-1 Frankfurt Player Ratings 2023

Leverkusen’s next test is an UEL fixture against Belgian side USG, followed by a trip to Wolfsburg.

No German team in Europa League Round of 16 2021 | Leverkusen & Hoffenheim knocked out in Round of 32

There will be no German team in the Europa League Round of 16 for the 2020/21 season after both Bayer Leverkusen and TSG Hoffenheim crashed out of the competition on Thursday night.

When the draw was made, both Bayer and TSG had winnable ties against Young Boys and Molde respectively. Leverkusen were beaten 2-0 at the Bay Arena, thus giving Young Boys a 6-3 aggregate win after the first leg had ended 4-3 in favour of the Swiss side.

Hoffenheim dominated, but had nothing to show for it in terms of goals and went down 2-0 at home (and 3-5 on aggregate)

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