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After Wernbloom all we need is a left back and we are done. Then clean up house with the leftovers.

Just shows you how stupid UEFA is. Let Ukrainian and Russian teams face each other at neutral venues without fans. Problem solved.

VS MATCHUP: PAOK Thessaloniki – Spartak Moscow COMPETITION: Champions League – Qualifying Round 3- Leg 1 DATE: 08-August-2018 TIME: 20:00 EEST (17:00 GMT, 12:00 CDT, 03:00 AEST next day) CITY/STADIUM: Thessaloniki - Toumba Stadium (28,703) REFEREES: Orel Grinfeld - Idan Yarkoni, Roy Hassan (Israel) TELEVISION: Novasport2 (Greece), PAOK TV (worldwide except Greece, Cyprus, Albania, Russia) PAOK’s History against teams from Russia (Soviet Union) in European Competitions 2015-2016: FC Krasnodar – PAOK 2:1 – (Mak) - Att: 15,550 – Europa League (Group Stage, Round 4) 2015-2016: PAOK – FC Krasnodar 0:0 – Att: 9,325 – Europa League (Group Stage, Round 3) 2011-2012: PAOK – Rubin Kazan 1:1 – (Vierinha-p) - Att: 15,625 – Europa League (Group Stage, Round 5) 2011-2012: Rubin Kazan – PAOK 2:2 – (Athanasiadis, Fotakis) - Att: 14,350 – Europa League (Group Stage, Round 2) 2010-2011: CSKA Moscow – PAOK 1:1 – (Muslimovic) - Att: 8,000 – Europa League (Round of 32, Leg 2) 2010-2011: PAOK – CSKA Moscow 0:1 – Att: 22,245 – Europa League (Round of 32, Leg 1) 1976-1977: PAOK – Dynamo Kiev 0:2 – Att: 27,350 - Champions Cup (Round 2, Leg 2) 1976-1977: Dynamo Kiev – PAOK 4:0 – Att: 30,000 – Champions Cup (Round 2, Leg 1) GAMES: 8 WINS: 0 TIES: 4 LOSSES: 4

Savvidis family taking selfies at St. Jacobs Park

Excellent result. One of season's goals accomplished. Group stage of EL and the best thing is yet to come. Bring on Spartak Moscow.

Warda in for Pelkas

What a save by Paschalakis.

Shakhov in for Canas

Looks like Shakhov is coming in.

Jaba in El Kaddouri out

3:0 El kaddouri

2:0 Prijo

Yellow for Matos

pash I watched the last 5 minutes of the first half. Then it told me the preview ended and that I need to log in which I did. Let's see if it plays when the send half starts.

For proplr in the US. Bleacher Report Live has the game for free: https://live.bleacherreport.com/soccer/soccer-tournaments/events/paok-fc-fc-basel/45495

We are giving up the ball way too easily in midfield. Basel players are also playing dirty game.

Wow. Big save by Paschalakis. Yianko how did you get rid of the ads on your link?

Varela.

Goaaaaalll

Vierinha injured in warm up. Khacheridi takes his place in the lineup. Crespo to play LB. Not good at all.

If we survive the first 30 minutes without conceding a goal we should be in good shape. I am sure we will score at least one goal in this game. I think that's all we will need. I just don't want to concede a dumb goal like we did at Toumba. Looks kind of bleak as far as TV availability in the US. Hopefully there will be some kind of a semi-legal stream available. One option is to use a VPN to change to a Greek IP and stream Epsilon TV on your PC.

The following teams still don't have a TV contract and are threatening to delay the start of the Superleague. The draw for the 2018-2019 season has already been postponed once and I predict that it will not happen on August 9 as scheduled either. It is safe to assume that the start of Superleague will not happen on August 25 as schedule. The teams without contract: Panathinaikos Aris Xanthi Lamia Panaitolikos Atromitos Apollon Smyrnis Epsilon TV has shown interest in giving the 7 teams a contract, but some of the teams don't want their help.

Champions League and Europa League television rights for USA have been acquired by Turner Sports. They plan on televising 46 Champions League games on their channel TNT. The rest will be available on their streaming platform B/R Live. Here is some information, including pricing for B/R Live: B/R Live reveals pricing and plans for Champions League and Europa League coverage Turner Sports has announced pricing details and more coverage plans for its B/R Live streaming service, which will be broadcasting every single game of the 2018/19 UEFA Champions League and Europa League competitions to viewers in the United States. The pricing plans range from individual matches ($2.99 per game), a monthly subscription ($9.99) or an annual plan ($79.99). With a subscription to the streaming service, you’ll have access to more than 340 live Champions League and Europa League games per season including everything from the Group Stage (beginning in September) through to the finals (in late May and early June). B/R Live also streams select matches from the Scottish Premiership, Belgium Jupiler League, Polish Cup and Swiss Cup. Bleacher Report Live is available online, as well as by downloading the B/R Live app through iTunes or Google Play, and/or via Apple TV, the Roku platform and Amazon Fire TV. Complete story here: http://worldsoccertalk.com/2018/07/31/br-live-reveals-pricing-plans-champions-league-europa-league-coverage/#comment-1697402

I expect somewhere between 1 to 3 medals.

I heard 25 - 30% resale, plus 8 mil buyout clause.