Floodlights, Celtic Park, and all of it on a rainy Thursday evening in February. What could scream Europa League knockout match more than that?
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Floodlights, Celtic Park, and all of it on a rainy Thursday evening in February. What could scream Europa League knockout match more than that?
Tonight brings another European highlight for VfB: the away match at Celtic Park in Glasgow. Christopher from the blog and podcast The Cynic tells us how things are currently going for the Scottish champions.
A special match awaits VfB this evening. In sporting terms, we can take a big step toward the playoffs or the round of 16 in the Europa League. Given the circumstances surrounding this match, however, that almost fades into the background.
VfB Stuttgart are heading into their last European match of the year and can take a big step toward the knockout round with a win. Their upcoming opponent is Maccabi Tel Aviv, who currently sit in second-to-last place. Journalist Felix Tamsut tells us how things are going at MTA.
The second half of the Europa League group stage begins with an away trip to modest Deventer. There, the German and Dutch cup winners will face each other.
Go Ahead Eagles from Deventer are the great unknown in VfB’s European campaign this season. We spoke with journalist Roy Heethaar about the club and its current situation.
On matchday four of the Europa League, VfB will host Feyenoord Rotterdam at the Neckarstadion. Ahead of the clash with the Dutch league leaders, we spoke with the podcast Kein Geloel, who had already shared their insights with us when Ramon Hendriks joined the club
After two away games, VfB finally gets to play a Europa League match at home again. And with Feyenoord Rotterdam, an old acquaintance comes to visit.
Matchday three is upon us, and alongside the game in Rome, this will likely be the toughest away fixture of the European campaign.