For ever and ever- Sevco’s Champions League record is secured for all time!
Soccer Football - Champions League - Group A - Rangers v Liverpool - Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - October 12, 2022 General view of a big screen displaying the full time score after the match Action Images via Reuters/Russell Cheyne
Antwerp’s 3-2 win over Barcelona last night ensured that Giovanni van Bronckhorst and his Sevco European heroes with forever have their own place in the Champions League record books.
Simply the worst. Six defeats from six matches with a goal difference of -20. Just as well they were in such a weak group last season with Napoli the only club to return to this season’s competition.
Antwerp went into last night’s match on the back of five defeats on the bounce and a worrying goal difference of -10.
A win by 11 goals for Barcelona would have made the Belgian’s the worst ever team to play in the six match stage of the competition but with a new format next season the record of Sevco’s 2022 stars will stand for all time.
Red Star Belgrade were the worst side in this season’s competition, after a draw in matchday one they lost their next five, rounded off at home to Manchester City.
Next to the ‘The Worlds Most Successful Club/Company’ sign they have plastered about the joint. https://t.co/asbXQiutLZ
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There were plenty of highlights to last season’s Ibrox campaign but nothing really to compare with a 7-1 defeat from Liverpool.
After a ‘respectable’ 2-0 defeat at Anfield hopes were high for the visit of Jurgen Klopp’s side who were having a nightmare domestic season with defeats from Leeds at home and away to Nottingham Forest before the World Cup break.
When Scott Arfield opened the scoring the joy exploded among the bears but a word or two from Andy Robertson and the introduction of Mo Sallah resulted in a seven goal response with framed images available in the Ibrox Club Shop the following day with bonus MyGers points for the loyal bears.