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Champions League Round up

It was an interesting match day 3 in the Champions League for our English teams. There were wins for Arsenal and Chelsea. Man City threw away a 2 goal lead to draw 2-2 in Russia and Liverpool were taught how to play football by the World's best.

The first game involving English teams was of course Man City's game in Moscow which was played behind close doors. City were two goals up after 63 minutes before CSKA came back and equalised through a controversial penalty.

No problems for Chelsea they sit at the top of their group with 7 points after a 6-0 win over Maribor but they have problems up front now. Remy and Costa expected to miss the weekend game at Old Trafford Chelsea fans I want to hear from you on my Champions League Q&A on twitter.

Liverpool were beaten 3-0 by Real Madrid at Afield which leaves them 3rd in the group Ronaldo and Benzema with the European Champions's goals.

Arsenal came from 1-0 to win 2-1 Gibbs and Podolski scoring for them but it was not a convincing performance at all.

So its Q&A time now on twitter Chelsea fans I want to hear from you Remy and Costa doubts for Sunday at Old Trafford can you still win without them?

Liverpool fans the return to Europe has not gone well whats next? and Mario Balotelli is not living up is it time to drop him and give Lambert a run in the team?

City fans this will be the 3rd season out of 4 if you fail to meet the last 16 of the Champions League. If you don't get through and don't win the Prem will Manuel Pellegrini have to go?

And Arsenal fans just 2 wins in the Prem this season. You have not looked good at all yet is the title gone already? What does the season hold for you?

So its Q&A with me on twitter @AlexGrace12 COME ON!!!!!

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