Champions league group stage

Group A
Barcelona
Chelsea
Werder Bremen
Levski Sofia

Group B
Inter Milan
Bayern Munich
Sporting Lisbon
Spartak Moscow

Group C
Liverpool
PSV Eindhoven
Bordeaux
Galatasaray

Group D
Valencia
Roma
Olympaikos
Shakhtar Donetsk

Group E
Real Madrid
Lyon
Steaua Bucharest
Dynamo Kiev

Group F
Man Utd
Celtic
Benfica
FC Copenhagen

Group G
Arsenal
Porto
CSKA Moscow
Hamburg

Group H
AC Milan
Lille
AEK Athens
Anderlecht



Bring on the moaning Chelsea Shouldnt be to hard for us to qualify

Yeh PSV being the rivals for top spot, but we would out do them i should think, even more so with the arrival of Kuyt, he has played against them many of times and will be wsie totheir game, could help Rafa a lot that.

Chelsea will suffer in Group A. Barca will once again out do them in both legs and so they will have to make sure they have no sloppy games against Bremen and Sofia

We seen what Bremen dis agaisnt Juve last year, gave them a good run and when the Chelsea fans go to Bulgaria they will be shot at hahahahaha

Enjoy Jose you F**kin ponse!

I think we have a very tricky group. But we shall see ...

An analysis from a website:

PSV Eindhoven: They were the 1988 Champions and we've never played them in a competitive European game. However, Dirk Kuyt should be a big help on that score. He'll know all there is to know about them having joined us from their biggest rivals Feyenoord. He should be a certain starter for us when we play them as he will no doubt be mad keen to put one over on them. There is also a chance we may come up against Jan Kromkamp, as there's rumours floating around that he may be leaving us to join them before the end of the deadline.

Bordeaux: Another unknown quantity for us, as we've also not met them before in European competition either. I fancy these could be the dark horses in our group. One of our Champions League heroes Vladimar Smicer is now playing for them and they've also got Johan Micoud, Stephane Dalmat and Brazilian Denilson included in their line-up, so they'll certainly be no push-overs.

Galatasary: Undoubtedly the pick of the draw as far as Reds are concerned, as it provides us with the chance to return to the City of Dreams, Istanbul. The scene of our magical fifth European Cup victory on that emotional night in 2005. However, I'm sure Turkish Champions Galatasary will go all out to ensure our return will be an unhappy one. With Colombian goalkeeper Farid Mondragon, Marek Heinz up front, Hasan Sas on the wing and the veteran Hakan Sukur in their side, they will also be another tough nut to crack.

I think we have a very tough group. :S

Forgot to mention about Smicer, hoping i can get a ticket forthat game because it will be so good to see him back at anfield and the reception he gets will be 2nd to none!

Yeah he will get a good reception for sure.

Im not worried but i am a little concern PSV are a good side as with Bordeaux approach with caution Boys.