Get ready for an explosive showdown as two European giants, England and Belgium, face off at Wembley Stadium. Both teams are determined to bounce back from recent disappointments and claim victory in this high-stakes friendly match. This clash is sure to be full of excitement and drama.

Match Preview

The stage is set for an exciting battle under the Wembley lights as England looks to bounce back from a disappointing loss to Brazil and Belgium aims to recover from a goalless draw against the Republic of Ireland. England's attack struggled in the absence of key players Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka, while Belgium's star-studded lineup failed to find the back of the net against Ireland.

As both teams look to regain momentum ahead of Euro 2024, the stakes are high for this midweek clash. Belgium boasts an impressive unbeaten streak, but their lackluster offensive performance raises concerns. England, on the other hand, must overcome the lingering disappointment of their defeat. Expect a thrilling match as both sides fight for a much-needed victory.

Team Form

England form (all competitions):  Win, Win, Win, Win, Draw, Loss

Belgium form (all competitions): Win, Win, Draw, Win, Win, Draw

Team News

Both England and Belgium are facing injury setbacks with key players like Kyle Walker, Harry Maguire, and Romelu Lukaku sidelined. However, this presents an opportunity for young talents like Rico Lewis and James Trafford to make their mark on the international stage. Despite the setbacks, both teams are determined to overcome the challenges and put on a competitive performance. Belgium's manager is confident in his squad's depth and is strategizing ways to outmaneuver England's resilient lineup.

Predictions and Insights

💰In their four previous meetings, England has won one match while Belgium has emerged victorious in three. None of their encounters have resulted in a draw.

💰In previous matches between England and Belgium, the average number of goals scored has been 2.

💰England has averaged 2.5 points per game at their home matches, while Belgium has averaged 2.6 points per game during their away matches.

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In an exciting match that will excite football fans, Chelsea Women will travel to the Netherlands to play against Ajax Women in the Women's Champions League last-16. The game will take place at the Amsterdam Arena and both teams are preparing for a tough battle. Ajax wants to make history by beating the current English champions, Chelsea, who are eager to win the tournament.

Match Preview

The Ajax Women's team has been doing incredibly well in the Women's Champions League. They are new to the knockout rounds but have been impressing fans worldwide with their determination to succeed. They have beaten tough opponents and made it through a difficult group stage. Now, they are on the brink of making history by reaching the quarter-finals. Under the leadership of Suzanne Bakker, they have been playing with passion and have a chance to cause an upset against Chelsea Women.

On the other hand, Chelsea Women, led by Emma Hayes, are experienced and hungry for European success. They have been dominant in their domestic league but have not been able to win the Champions League. With time running out for Hayes at Chelsea, the team is determined to finally win the trophy and make a mark in European football. However, Ajax Women are standing in their way, in great form, and motivated to defy expectations.

Team form:

Ajax Women form (all competitions):  WWWWWW

Chelsea Women form (all competitions):  WLWWWW

Team News

Injuries and suspensions are causing problems for Ajax and Chelsea before their important match. Ajax is missing important players because of injuries and disciplinary issues. Chelsea is also struggling with injuries, which has made their team weaker. Despite these challenges, both teams have talented players and strong determination, making the upcoming match exciting.

Predictions and Insights

 1️⃣Coming into this game, Ajax W has picked up 7 points from the last 5 games, both home and away. That's 1.4 points per game on average. BTTS has landed in an intriguing 3 of those games. Ajax W has scored 5 times in the last 5 fixtures.

2️⃣Coming into this game, Chelsea Women has picked up 13 points from the last 5 games, both home and away. That's 2.6 points per game on average. BTTS has landed in an intriguing 3 of those games. Chelsea Women has scored 13 times in the last 5 fixtures.

3️⃣Ajax W is in great form, and the home fans will be loving it. They have won the last 5 games that they have played at home.

4️⃣ Chelsea Women has enjoyed playing away from home recently, with the side currently unbeaten in 3 games.

5️⃣Ajax W will likely score today, as they have netted in the last 4 games coming into this one and have scored 5 goals in the last five games.

6️⃣ In the last 5 matches for Chelsea Women, 3 of those games has ended with both teams scoring. This season 4 matches (67% of all matches) involving Chelsea Women has seen BTTS landing

Amsterdam Arena prepares for an exciting football match that captures the true spirit of the game - emotions, intensity, and never giving up. As the game is about to start, everyone will be watching Ajax and Chelsea as they compete for victory in the Women's Champions League.

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The UEFA Women’s Champions League is edging close to the finish line and before we know which two teams will be fighting over the trophy in the final, French giants, Paris Saint Germain, will have to overcome a stubborn Swedish side, Hacken away in Sweden.

The quarter-finalists of the last edition of the competition will have to get a great result in the first leg of the game if they are to get the job done in the two legs over this Swedish side that qualified from a group with Chelsea, Paris FC, and Real Madrid.

Hacken Might not Seem it but they’re a Very Stubborn Side

The Swedish side, regulars in the UEFA Women’s Champions League, and last placed team in their group in the 2021/2022 season, in the current edition of the competition, might seem like a very harmless side but they are more harmful than many know.

Hacken W beat Real Madrid Femenino home and away, beat and drew against Paris FC, and then drew English giants and semi-finalists of the competition last season, Chelsea at the Bridge.

They went on to finish 2nd in that group ahead of the Spanish and French giants, a feat they would have felt was deserved and an improvement from finishing second in their league last season.

Paris Saint Germain has not Been Great but don’t be fooled

Paris Saint Germain women’s team has not been as impressive as they would have liked in the group stages of the UEFA Women’s Champions League this season or in their domestic league, but that should not fool anyone, especially not their opponents in this quarter final game.

The French giants, semi-finalists in the last two editions before last season’s, in which they were quarter-finalists, lost two of their games in the group stages against Dutch giants Ajax and German side Bayern, whom they drew another game against.

Away from that they are 2nd in the French Women’s League, 7 points away from leaders, Lyon and while all that might not scream a scary side like Barcelona or Chelsea, the PSG women’s team are not that far off these teams.

They beat the Italian Women’s League current champions, Roma, both home and away, beat the Dutch Women’s League champs Ajax, and drew the German Women’s League Champions Bayern too in their group stages all while they had drawn with the French League champions in Lyon away in the French league on February 11th.

Having gotten such results against all these former and current champions should tell anyone that this PSG Women’s side might not be too far off a Barcelona Femenino or a Chelsea Women’s team.

Match Stats

In their last 8 games in the UEFA Women’s Champions League, Hacken W has been undefeated on 7 occasions including games from previous seasons.

In their last 6 away games in the UEFA Women’s Champions League, Paris SG (W) have a poor record of just 1 win. However, PSG are unbeaten in 6 away games in all competitions currently.

PSG haven't lost in 15 matches in all competitions and have also won the previous 2 matches against BK Häcken (W) (2-0, 2-1).

Hacken W have suffered just one defeat in their last 5 games (3-1 to Chelsea W) in all competitions, which all happen to be in the UWCL because their league season has not started yet.

You can check out the Hacken vs PSG W UEFA Women’s Champions League on MSport here

Manchester United’s season already looks to be a downgrade from the season they had last time out when Erik Ten Hag took charge of the team but they can still win a trophy before it ends but that means they will have to beat Liverpool in the FA Cup.

Erik Ten Hag’s Red Devils could secure their place in the semi-final of this season’s FA Cup when Liverpool visit the Old Trafford on Sunday in what could be a welcome reality for United fans as their current reality sees them 6th in the league, 17 points from 1st.

On the other hand, Liverpool will be looking to make it their second semi-final this season, after making the semi-final of the Carabao EFL Cup and going all the way to win it, underlining Liverpool’s commitment to collect all silverware on offer this season.

Go Go, Man. United or Go Home Ten Hag?

When Manchester United faces Liverpool this Sunday Ten Hag will be the one to have the most at stake as his job may depend on how this game goes with United's season having gone the way it has.

Man. United, FA Cup finalist last season, have been fortunate enough to not have met a stronger opposition en route to the quarters after away wins over Wigan, Newport County, and Nottingham.

So it will be very damning if the very first top side they face eliminates them from the competition and while the owners, executives, and playing body will all have been responsible for such an outcome, Ten Hag will be the biggest culprit.

So either Manchester United beats Liverpool in front of the Old Trafford crowd and salvages their poor season or they get battered by Klopp’s Liverpool or Erik Ten Hag's job becomes even less secure.

After Arsenal & Southampton, is United Next in Liverpool’s FA Cup Conquest?

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool have had a much tougher run to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup than their opponents first having had to beat Arteta’s Gunners, Norwich City and Southampton, and if they want to make it to the semis, they will have to repeat the same.

Although Liverpool failed to beat Erik Ten Hag’s side in the league earlier when the two sides met, a goalless stalemate at Anfield, Klopp will have to find a way past the Red Devils on Sunday if he wants to have that perfect goodbye season.

The greatest motivation for Liverpool going into this encounter will be that if they were able to beat an Arsenal side that has been incredible this season along with a Southampton side that has been great in the Championship, then they should be able to get the job done against the Red Devils.

Match Stats

Manchester United have won by 2 or more goals in their last 4 home FA Cup games in a row while Liverpool have won by a margin of 2+ goals in 3 of their most recent matches in the FA Cup.

There are no losses for Manchester United in 8 of their most recent 9 games (FA Cup) while Liverpool have not been beaten in 5 of their 6 most recent matches in FA Cup.

In Manchester United's last 4 home games in FA Cup, there have been over 2.5 goals scored while Liverpool has been scoring 3.33 goals on average in their games in FA Cup.

Manchester United has won just one of their last six games versus Liverpool with Klopp’s men winning 4 and drawing one.

You can check out the Man. United vs Liverpool FA Cup game on MSport here:

https://www.msport.com/ng/web/sports/Soccer/England_FA_Cup/Man_Utd_vs_Liverpool/sr:match:48176077?k=Liverpool?EMA