UEFA Futsal Champions League 2021/2022 - SL Benfica termina no 3º Lugar

[20Nico Gaitan20]

O Tyumen ter ficado em 3º é positivio...no sorteio vai ficar num pote com 8 equipas, é menos provável que nos calhe.

Fugir ao Levante é que vai ser mais complicado...

levante vai calahr a nos ou ao sporting....não há muito que dizer nesse aspecto..  também pode calhar ao Kairat.

[TeamRocket37]

Se organizamos a ronda de elite não tenho medo do Levante ou do Tyumen.

Agora na casa deles a história e outra, que diga os Lagartos na Rússia ha 2 anos.

[The_Riggs]

Afinal só foi preciso o Vieira sair para conseguirmos uma organização destas.

[TeamRocket37]

Benfica, Sporting, Plzen e Tyumen organizam as rondas de Elite.

Assim sendo obrigação máxima a presença na final four.

[TeamRocket37]

Futsal Champions League elite round draw live on Wednesday

The UEFA Futsal Champions League elite round draw, streamed live at 14:00 CET on Wednesday 3 November from Nyon, splits the 16 contenders progressing from the main round into four groups.

The elite round will be played from 30 November to 5 December and the four group winners will progress to the knockout finals. Scheduled for 28 or 29 April and 30 April or 1 May, the finals will be staged at a venue to be confirmed.

How the draw works

Teams are split into three seeding tiers based on main round results: Path A winners (position 1, four teams; Path A runners-up (position 2, four teams); and Path A third place and Path B group winners (positions 3 and 4, eight teams).
No main round group winners should face the runners-up in their group.
There is no country protection, with any restrictions to be confirmed ahead of the draw.
Additionally, based on a decision taken by the UEFA Emergency Panel, clubs from Ukraine and Russia cannot be drawn into the same group.
Four clubs (Benfica, Sporting CP, Plzeň and Tyumen) have been selected as mini-tournament hosts and will be drawn separately, from Pot 1, while maintaining their seedings.
The teams in Pot 2 (positions 3 and 4) are drawn next, filling the remaining position 4 spots before filling position 3.
Pots 3 (position 2) and 4 (position 1) are then drawn, filling the remaining available slots in the groups.

Pot 1 (hosts)
Benfica (POR, seeding position 1), Sporting CP (POR, 1), SK Plzeň (CZE, 2), Tyumen (RUS, 4)

Pot 2 (seeding positions 3 & 4)
Halle-Gooik (BEL), Dobovec (SVN), Viten Orsha (BLR), Haladás (HUN), Uragan Ivano-Frankivsk (UKR), Olmissum (CRO), Hovocubo (NED)

Pot 3 (seeding position 2)
Sinara Ekaterinburg (RUS), ACCS Asnières Villeneuve 92 (FRA), Levante (ESP)

Pot 4 (seeding position 1)
Barça (ESP, 3), Kairat Almaty (KAZ, 4)

The following pairs of main round Path A winners & runners-up should not meet:

Group 1: Benfica & Sinara Ekaterinburg
Group 2: Sporting CP & ACCS Asnières Villeneuve 92
Group 3: Barça & Levante
Group 4: Kairat Almaty & Plzeň

Holders Sporting CP feature along with fellow former winners Barça (who Sporting beat in the 2021 final in Zadar), Kairat Almaty, Benfica and Sinara Ekaterinburg.
Also through are 2020/21 quarter-finalists Dobovec and 2019/20 semi-finalists Tyumen.
Haladás (the only survivors from the preliminary round), Levante and Plzeň are all in their debut campaigns.
Hovocubo have also reached this stage for the first time. ACCS and Olmissum have not previously played in the elite round but both made the one-off knockout round of 16 on debut last season.
Kairat keep up their record of competing in all 15 seasons that the elite round has been played (2006/07 to 2019/20, and 2021/22). They are in an unmatched 18th European campaign overall.
Kairat are aiming to become the first team to compete in the finals for a tenth time; Barça and Sporting CP hope to earn ninth appearances (including the eight-team events of 2001/02 and 2020/21 but not the two-legged finals between 2002/03 and 2005/06).
ACCS, Hovocubo, Plzeň, Uragan and Viten Orsha hope to be the first teams from their nations to reach the finals. Dobovec aim to be the first Slovenian club to make the final four.

[dfonseca]

Futsal Champions League elite round draw live on Wednesday

The UEFA Futsal Champions League elite round draw, streamed live at 14:00 CET on Wednesday 3 November from Nyon, splits the 16 contenders progressing from the main round into four groups.

The elite round will be played from 30 November to 5 December and the four group winners will progress to the knockout finals. Scheduled for 28 or 29 April and 30 April or 1 May, the finals will be staged at a venue to be confirmed.

How the draw works

Teams are split into three seeding tiers based on main round results: Path A winners (position 1, four teams; Path A runners-up (position 2, four teams); and Path A third place and Path B group winners (positions 3 and 4, eight teams).
No main round group winners should face the runners-up in their group.
There is no country protection, with any restrictions to be confirmed ahead of the draw.
Additionally, based on a decision taken by the UEFA Emergency Panel, clubs from Ukraine and Russia cannot be drawn into the same group.
Four clubs (Benfica, Sporting CP, Plzeň and Tyumen) have been selected as mini-tournament hosts and will be drawn separately, from Pot 1, while maintaining their seedings.
The teams in Pot 2 (positions 3 and 4) are drawn next, filling the remaining position 4 spots before filling position 3.
Pots 3 (position 2) and 4 (position 1) are then drawn, filling the remaining available slots in the groups.

Pot 1 (hosts)
Benfica (POR, seeding position 1), Sporting CP (POR, 1), SK Plzeň (CZE, 2), Tyumen (RUS, 4)

Pot 2 (seeding positions 3 & 4)
Halle-Gooik (BEL), Dobovec (SVN), Viten Orsha (BLR), Haladás (HUN), Uragan Ivano-Frankivsk (UKR), Olmissum (CRO), Hovocubo (NED)

Pot 3 (seeding position 2)
Sinara Ekaterinburg (RUS), ACCS Asnières Villeneuve 92 (FRA), Levante (ESP)

Pot 4 (seeding position 1)
Barça (ESP, 3), Kairat Almaty (KAZ, 4)

The following pairs of main round Path A winners & runners-up should not meet:

Group 1: Benfica & Sinara Ekaterinburg
Group 2: Sporting CP & ACCS Asnières Villeneuve 92
Group 3: Barça & Levante
Group 4: Kairat Almaty & Plzeň

Holders Sporting CP feature along with fellow former winners Barça (who Sporting beat in the 2021 final in Zadar), Kairat Almaty, Benfica and Sinara Ekaterinburg.
Also through are 2020/21 quarter-finalists Dobovec and 2019/20 semi-finalists Tyumen.
Haladás (the only survivors from the preliminary round), Levante and Plzeň are all in their debut campaigns.
Hovocubo have also reached this stage for the first time. ACCS and Olmissum have not previously played in the elite round but both made the one-off knockout round of 16 on debut last season.
Kairat keep up their record of competing in all 15 seasons that the elite round has been played (2006/07 to 2019/20, and 2021/22). They are in an unmatched 18th European campaign overall.
Kairat are aiming to become the first team to compete in the finals for a tenth time; Barça and Sporting CP hope to earn ninth appearances (including the eight-team events of 2001/02 and 2020/21 but not the two-legged finals between 2002/03 and 2005/06).
ACCS, Hovocubo, Plzeň, Uragan and Viten Orsha hope to be the first teams from their nations to reach the finals. Dobovec aim to be the first Slovenian club to make the final four.

Basicamente apanharemos o Levante ou ACCS?

[Vincent]

Futsal Champions League elite round draw live on Wednesday

The UEFA Futsal Champions League elite round draw, streamed live at 14:00 CET on Wednesday 3 November from Nyon, splits the 16 contenders progressing from the main round into four groups.

The elite round will be played from 30 November to 5 December and the four group winners will progress to the knockout finals. Scheduled for 28 or 29 April and 30 April or 1 May, the finals will be staged at a venue to be confirmed.

How the draw works

Teams are split into three seeding tiers based on main round results: Path A winners (position 1, four teams; Path A runners-up (position 2, four teams); and Path A third place and Path B group winners (positions 3 and 4, eight teams).
No main round group winners should face the runners-up in their group.
There is no country protection, with any restrictions to be confirmed ahead of the draw.
Additionally, based on a decision taken by the UEFA Emergency Panel, clubs from Ukraine and Russia cannot be drawn into the same group.
Four clubs (Benfica, Sporting CP, Plzeň and Tyumen) have been selected as mini-tournament hosts and will be drawn separately, from Pot 1, while maintaining their seedings.
The teams in Pot 2 (positions 3 and 4) are drawn next, filling the remaining position 4 spots before filling position 3.
Pots 3 (position 2) and 4 (position 1) are then drawn, filling the remaining available slots in the groups.

Pot 1 (hosts)
Benfica (POR, seeding position 1), Sporting CP (POR, 1), SK Plzeň (CZE, 2), Tyumen (RUS, 4)

Pot 2 (seeding positions 3 & 4)
Halle-Gooik (BEL), Dobovec (SVN), Viten Orsha (BLR), Haladás (HUN), Uragan Ivano-Frankivsk (UKR), Olmissum (CRO), Hovocubo (NED)

Pot 3 (seeding position 2)
Sinara Ekaterinburg (RUS), ACCS Asnières Villeneuve 92 (FRA), Levante (ESP)

Pot 4 (seeding position 1)
Barça (ESP, 3), Kairat Almaty (KAZ, 4)

The following pairs of main round Path A winners & runners-up should not meet:

Group 1: Benfica & Sinara Ekaterinburg
Group 2: Sporting CP & ACCS Asnières Villeneuve 92
Group 3: Barça & Levante
Group 4: Kairat Almaty & Plzeň

Holders Sporting CP feature along with fellow former winners Barça (who Sporting beat in the 2021 final in Zadar), Kairat Almaty, Benfica and Sinara Ekaterinburg.
Also through are 2020/21 quarter-finalists Dobovec and 2019/20 semi-finalists Tyumen.
Haladás (the only survivors from the preliminary round), Levante and Plzeň are all in their debut campaigns.
Hovocubo have also reached this stage for the first time. ACCS and Olmissum have not previously played in the elite round but both made the one-off knockout round of 16 on debut last season.
Kairat keep up their record of competing in all 15 seasons that the elite round has been played (2006/07 to 2019/20, and 2021/22). They are in an unmatched 18th European campaign overall.
Kairat are aiming to become the first team to compete in the finals for a tenth time; Barça and Sporting CP hope to earn ninth appearances (including the eight-team events of 2001/02 and 2020/21 but not the two-legged finals between 2002/03 and 2005/06).
ACCS, Hovocubo, Plzeň, Uragan and Viten Orsha hope to be the first teams from their nations to reach the finals. Dobovec aim to be the first Slovenian club to make the final four.

Basicamente apanharemos o Levante ou ACCS?

Se estiver a perceber isto bem, só podemos ficar com accs e o levante calha ao sporting

Edit: afinal não...pode nis calhar um dois dois, sim...

[Vincent]

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[Dr.Lecter]

Excelente decisão.

[Rui Nogueira]

Porque não vale só criticar.
Benfica muito bem 👏

[Andris]

Até é de admirar irmos organizar algo. Sim senhor.

[JM21]

Excelente decisão. Assim, sim.

[Diogo.Cris]

Há uma confiança muito grande (e que à muitos anos que não se via) por parte da direção na equipa de futsal, principalmente no trabalho do Pulpis. E, segundo sei, os jogadores mais influentes também estão bastante agradados com o trabalho que está a ser desenvolvido.

[Maldini]

Há uma confiança muito grande (e que à muitos anos que não se via) por parte da direção na equipa de futsal, principalmente no trabalho do Pulpis. E, segundo sei, os jogadores mais influentes também estão bastante agradados com o trabalho que está a ser desenvolvido.

Felizmente que alguém confia no trabalho que faz ...

à primeira vista a contratação de alguém com 15 anos de afastamento do futsal ao mais alto nível não lembraria a ninguém e não augura nada de bom, mas como os balanços não se fazem em Novembro, vamos ter de aguardar para ver ...

O Plantel é globalmente mais fraco que o anterior e as mexidas que deveriam obrigatoriamente ter sido feitas não foram, excetuando-se o Rómulo.

A base de FL está claramente mais fraca e os NFL também poderemos ter mais e melhores.

Enfim ... siga a confiar na estrutura que tantos e bons resultados nos tem dado.

[TeamRocket37]

Há uma confiança muito grande (e que à muitos anos que não se via) por parte da direção na equipa de futsal, principalmente no trabalho do Pulpis. E, segundo sei, os jogadores mais influentes também estão bastante agradados com o trabalho que está a ser desenvolvido.

Esses jogadores mais influentes são os jogadores mais velhos?!
Se forem compreendo perfeitamente que estejam.