you trying to be funny?

Shakhtar - WB Eduardo.. the club with quite good reputation..
Braga - club that eliminated Sevilla.. should be quite tough based on performance during both legs with Sevilla..
Partizan - not much info..

GROUP A

Inter Milan
Werder Bremen
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
Twente


GROUP B

Lyon
Benfica
Schalke
Hapoel Tel-Aviv


GROUP C

MANCHESTER UNITED
Valencia
RANGERS
Bursaspor


GROUP D

Barcelona
Panathinaikos
Copenhagen
Rubin Kazan


GROUP E

Bayern Munich
Roma
Basel
Cluj


GROUP F

CHELSEA
Marseille
Spartak Moscow
Zilina


GROUP G

AC Milan
Real Madrid
Ajax
Auxerre


GROUP H

ARSENAL
Shakhtar Donetsk
Braga
Partizan Belgrade


When the games are played...

Sep 14/15 - Matchday one

Sep 28/29 - Matchday two

Oct 19/20 - Matchday three

Nov 2/3 - Matchday four

Nov 23/24 - Matchday five

Dec 7/8 - Matchday six

This post has been edited by realman: Aug 27 2010, 06:32 AM

random observation: spain and arsenal are in the last group of their respective cup... cesc will be going "Group H Again?" when he sees this... and maybe hopes to emulate his wc glory with us.

not by just sitting on the bench of course

good draw for us

good draw...but tricky away trip...basically all the english team gt a kind draw....excpect spurs...will root for Rafa Benitez...hahah

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Added on August 27, 2010, 9:09 amChampions League draw 2010-11: English clubs' prospects in the group stages
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Group A

Inter Milan: The defending champions have kept their squad together and will again be contenders under Rafa Benítez, a true specialist in Europe. Prediction: 1st

Werder Bremen: Tottenham’s main rivals reached the Uefa Cup final as recently as 2009 but have lost their star player this summer in Mesut Özil. Prediction: 3rd

Tottenham: The draw presents a real opportunity to progress to the last 16, although the key will be picking up points on their travels in Germany and Holland. Prediction: 2nd

FC Twente: Steve McClaren performed a minor miracle just to get them into the Champions League, but their squad lacks depth and quality at this level. Prediction: 4th

Matchdays

Sept 14
Twente v Inter Milan
Werder Bremen v Tottenham

Sept 29
Tottenham v Twente
Inter Milan v Werder Bremen

Oct 20
Inter Milan v Tottenham
Twente v Werder Bremen

Nov 2
Tottenham v Inter Milan
Werder Bremen v Twente

Nov 24
Inter Milan v Twente
Tottenham v Werder Bremen

Dec 7
Twente v Tottenham
Werder Bremen v Inter Milan

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Group C

Manchester United: Sir Alex Ferguson has reason to relish rather than a fear a trip back to Ibrox Park and qualification should be straightforward. Prediction: 1st

Valencia: Spaniards have considerable Champions League experience but were well adrift last season in La Liga and will badly miss David Villa’s goals. Prediction: 2nd

Rangers: The Scots have got past the group phase only once since almost reaching the semi-final in 1993 and are a fading European force. Prediction: 4th

Bursaspor: Only the second club from outside Istanbul to win the Turkish League and have not played in European competition for 24 years. Prediction: 3rd

Matchdays

Sept 14
Man Utd v Rangers
Bursaspor v Valencia

Sept 29
Valencia v Man Utd
Rangers v Bursaspor

Oct 20
Rangers v Valencia
Man Utd v Bursaspor

Nov 2
Valencia v Rangers
Bursaspor v Man Utd

Nov 24
Rangers v Man Utd
Valencia v Bursaspor

Dec 7
Man Utd v Valencia
Bursaspor v Rangers

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Group F

Chelsea: Should progress with ease, although a trip to Moscow will provoke particularly difficult memories for John Terry following defeat in the 2008 final. Prediction: 1st

Marseilles: Following the scandals of the 1990s, Marseilles are on the up under Didier Deschamps and won a domestic Double last season. Prediction: 2nd

Spartak Moscow: Always exceptionally strong at home but will realistically be competing with Marseilles for second place in the group. Prediction: 3rd

Zilina: Slovakia proved their emerging football strength in the World Cup, although Zilina’s victory is just in reaching this stage after six qualifying matches. Prediction: 4th

Matchdays

Sept 15
Marseilles v Spartak Moscow
Zilina v Chelsea

Sept 28
Chelsea v Marseilles
Spartak Moscow v Zilina

Oct 19
Spartak Moscow v Chelsea
Marseilles v Zilina

Nov 3
Chelsea v Spartak Moscow
Zilina v Marseilles

Nov 23
Spartak Moscow v Marseilles
Chelsea v Zilina

Dec 8
Marseilles v Chelsea
Zilina v Spartak Moscow

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Group H

Arsenal: Arsène Wenger would have preferred shorter distances to travel and he will be particularly wary of away trips to Ukraine and Serbia. Prediction: 1st

Shakhtar Donetsk: Inconsistent but dangerous. Uefa Cup winners two seasons ago but lost in Champions League qualifying last year. Prediction: 2nd

Braga: Deserve respect for qualifying wins over Celtic and Seville but unlikely to progress on their first appearance at this stage of the Champions League. Prediction: 4th

Partisan Belgrade: Have made little impact in Europe over recent seasons, although famously lost in the European Cup final against Real Madrid in 1966. Prediction: 3rd

Matchdays

Sept 15
Arsenal v Braga
Shakhtar Donetsk v Partisan

Sept 28
Partisan v Arsenal
Braga v Shakhtar Donetsk

Oct 19
Braga v Partisan
Arsenal v Shakhtar Donetsk

Nov 3
Partisan v Braga
Shakhtar Donetsk v Arsenal

Nov 23
Braga v Arsenal
Partizan v Shakhtar Donetsk

Dec 8
Arsenal v Partisan
Shakhtar Donetsk v Braga




This post has been edited by realman: Aug 27 2010, 09:09 AM

The draw is good. The away games would be more tricky but nobody expects anything less than top of group H.

the draw seems like fix one...
(1) Eduardo reunion
(2) Laci skip braga game for arsenal, now he has to complete what he skip

frankly speaking..arsenal group and barcelona group is consider pretty ez task compare to others...hope arsenal will top the table

damn it... i was hoping we avoid shaktar... dont wanna see dudu scoring against us. huhuhu... btw, he's been on fiyah lately at shaktar. also, Partizan is a very physical team. same as braga. please stay healthy all the players... huhuhu

spuds? good luck.

Barca seems to get it off easy.

barca underpay fifa ma..that's y get ez opponent

Salute Eduardo !!! We Miss You !!

EDUARDO is thrilled to make an instant return to Arsenal with Shakhtar Donetsk.



TheSun

His record not bad, 3 appearance 2 goals.. and his team is topping the league rite now

Something to be proud of

Arsenal hold the record for the longest uninterrupted period in the top flight. They were voted into an expanded First Division in 1919 and have remained there ever since. Before that, Sunderland were the holders of this proud record.They were elected into the league in place of Stoke in 1890, and they remained there until the 1957/8 season, when they went down after a disastrous campaign, ending a 59-season run.

most important that he din hate arsenal....he still love arsenal bcoz he got arsenal DNA wuakakaka...
opps..we shd not copy barca style tht keep emphasize DNA

Shakhtar coming..can go see also because of Dudu Should be fun..though watching the home match against West Brom first..senang beli ticket tapi duduk belakang goal tiang haha!

hmmmm...

how far are those clubs away from london?

the away trips will be quite tricky IMO.

Guys..champions league final at Wembley is it?

affirmative. on 28 May 2011. London!

waaau...3 london team in champions league....they will try to win it at home