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In the CL we're consistency machines but not winners unfortunately

Looking at our CL record we've won it 6 times which is pretty good but the overall picture still is that we always tend to get to the latter stages like quarters and semis and then tend to lose more often than not.

We've reached 22 freaking semi finals, yet ended up winning one less CL title than Milan which reached only 14 semi finals. Liverpool has reached 12 semi finals, yet won the same number of CL titles like we have. It always feels like we have to be well above the opponents to really end up winning it in the end whereas other elite teams have more clutch wins.

I don't know why that is but it's annoying because I feel we've underachieved a lot in the CL and should have won around 8-9 titles by now.

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u/rogeropx — 12 hours ago
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FC Bayern Frauen lift the league trophy after their 2-0 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt

u/spherocytes — 4 days ago
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[Official] Alphonso Davies ruled out for several weeks

Alphonso Davies suffered a muscle injury in his left hamstring during Wednesday’s Champions League semi-final second leg against Paris Saint-Germain, as confirmed by an examination by the FC Bayern medical unit. The Canada international will therefore be out of action for several weeks.

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u/julesvr5 — 5 days ago