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I would like to share an interesting observation. I live in Khimki, and although I prefer basketball, I still follow the results of the FC "Khimki" matches, and I noticed that when playing at home, we only lost to "Lokomotiv," defeating Moscow teams like "CSKA," "Spartak," "Dynamo," and others. However, when playing away, we almost always lose. Therefore, the conclusion is that if "Khimki" makes it to the final, the match should be held at our stadium so that we can win.
I was disappointed by the recent match between Moscow "Dynamo" and "Zenit," which ended 3:9. How could nine goals even fit into the net?! It's just awful...
But I was amused by one incident involving the fans (it was very decent, with a subtle jab, but also civilized). During one of the matches against Dynamo, Zenit fans displayed a banner with a picture of Beria and the words "You are paying for his sins" (Beria, it seems, was one of the founders of the club...). In response, Dynamo fans, at the next meeting, created another masterpiece. You'll never guess what they wrote... :D On the banner was a hilarious photo of Sobchak with the caption: "You will never pay for her sins!" :smile40: Wow, it's been a long time since I've seen something like that :smile54:
I heard that it might be possible due to doping... What do you think, could it be?
Unfortunately, Spartak lost to Celtic in a penalty shootout 3:4:smile39: .....And although I don't support Spartak, I still feel sorry. After all, the Champions League is a tournament that unites all fans... And it's a pity when one of our teams loses...
P.S. And I also realized one thing - you need to watch the game at the stadium (if, of course, there is such an opportunity) - this is an indescribable feeling... And you can shout to your heart's content:smile43: You can't do that at home)))))
I'd like to share an interesting observation. I live in Khimki, and although I prefer basketball, I still follow the results of FC Khimki's matches, and I've noticed something - when playing at home, we only lost to Lokomotiv, beating Moscow teams like CSKA, Spartak, Dynamo, and others, but when playing away, we almost always lose. Therefore, the conclusion is - if Khimki suddenly makes it to the final, the match should be held at our stadium so that we can win ;)
This isn't basketball; there are no finals. And CSKA:smile20: :smile12: didn't beat Khimki.
Ugh, Khimki didn't beat CSKA.
there's a big difference between not qualifying for a group and not making it into the group...
2Botiniki, they don't always play like that, of course, usually our players play poorly, but sometimes they have good matches, and that's what we're waiting for...
by the way, I forgot about Army, how are our champions performing... they haven't played yet, or do they not need to go through qualification?
Zenit - Lokomotiv??? ;) :rolleyes:
It’s better to have Lokomotiv vs. Zenit ;) :rolleyes: Since I won’t be able to go to St. Petersburg anytime soon… unfortunately… :( So, let’s have you come to us instead!
P.S. Regarding CSKA getting Inter… IMHO, CSKA should beat them… Lokomotiv simply crushed Inter in 2003… So, CSKA should repeat that feat!)))) Well, that’s just a side note… But in general, I think the group is quite manageable… :smile01:
It’s better to say Lokomotiv-Zenit ;) :rolleyes: Since I won’t be able to go to St. Petersburg anytime soon... unfortunately...:( So, let’s rather have you come to us!)))
P.S. Regarding the fact that CSKA got Inter... IMHO, CSKA should beat them... Lokomotiv simply crushed Inter in 2003... So, CSKA should repeat that feat!))))) Well, that’s just a side note... In general, I think the group is quite manageable...:smile01:
