Group A: LASK, Maccabi Tel-Aviv, Alashkert, HJK Helsinki
Group B: Gent, Partizan, Flora Tallinn, Anorthosis Famagusta
Group C: Roma, Zorya Luhansk, CSKA Sofia, Bodo/Glimt
Group D: AZ Alkmaar, CFR Cluj, Jablonec, Randers
Group E: Slavia Prague, Feyenoord, Union Berlin, Maccabi Haifa
Group F: FC Copenhagen, PAOK, Slovan Bratislava, Lincoln Red Imps
Group G: Tottenham, Rennes, Vitesse, NS Mura
Group H: Basel, Qarabag, Kairat Almaty, Omonoia
Just a little heads up about NK Mura since they are coming from my country. If anyone cares though.
They are current champions of our shite league. 3 season ago they were in 2nd league. Since there isnât any money there (peanuts sallaries) they kept more or less same team all these years. Adding some freebies here or there or loaning players from other eastern (usually Croatian) European leagues. Simundza is decent manager he took NK Maribor to the group stages of CL 5-6 years ago. Mura have the best fan base in Slovenia supporting the team in good and bad times (we Slovenes are more or less glory hunter type of fans. Typical football attendance of 1st league game is between 200-500 fans. And about full when we play top class opponents or half full on major derbies). Mura is currently pretty shite in the league - 5th out of 10 teams. They can be tough nut to crack or completely useless and can be outclassed by weakest teams. Another tragic thing is Slovenian mentality. We can be stubborn little twats against big teams (sometimes even beat them) or being completely useless when being a favorite against weaker teams.
Bodø-Glimt 2-1 currently against Roma and it is so far deserved. Almost made it 3-1 at the break. A great game to watch. It is cold up there today. 4 degrees, but feels like -2 since there itâs a windy day as usual there. That, and Glimtâs artificial pitch may give them a slight advantage. But they are honestly a pretty good team. They impress in general, considering who they are and the means they have. They play very offensive football that is nice to watch.