It’s decision time in the Champions League group stage, although most already have at least on qualifying team. Most of the interest will go to Group B, where Juventus will play against Galatasaray, in a match that sends the winner to join Real Madrid in the knockout stage, having to play against FC Copenhagen in Denmark.

A big match for Manchester United travelling to Bayer Leverkusen, that might complicate things in their group even further. Juventus are in a must-win situation at home against FC Copenhagen, hoping the result from the Santiago Bernabeu, where Real Madrid host Galatasaray, will be pleasing to hear as well.

The return of the Champions League puts the focus on two groups: The group of death, where Arsenal should have no problem at home against Marseille and Dortmund try to get over their league slump against a similarly dropping club like Napoli. In the ‘vintage’ group, Barcelona and Ajax should put on quite an interesting show, while Milan will try to get something out of their tough away trip to Glasgow, facing Celtic.

While in most groups things are quite clear, the “group of death” offers us three teams with the same amount of points. Borussia Dortmund host Arsenal in what is the best this week has to offer, while Napoli should have less of a challenge in their match against Marseille.

The Champions League returns with Juventus hosting Real Madrid drawing most of the attention, in what has become almost a must win for the Italian champions. Manchester United playing in Real Sociedad is an opportunity to see if the league success in recent matches is sustainable to European clashes as well.

At center stage of the second day in the Champions League’s group stage third round are Real Madrid and Juventus, a rather one-sided rivalry over the last decade and probably more, and the struggles of Manchester United carrying on to Europe as they face a disappointing Real Sociedad side.

At the center of the second night in week 2 of the Champions League group stage is the match between Manchester City and Bayern Munich for Group D supremacy, while Manchester United and Real Madrid both try to find their groove again, with the Red Devils visiting Shakhtar Donetsk and Real Madrid hosting FC Copenhagen.

Week 2 of the Champions League begins with matches in group E to H; Barcelona visiting Glasgow to play Celtic takes center stage considering the drama of last season in the same encounter, although the highest quality match should be Napoli travelling to London to play Arsenal.