While the Bologna fight to qualify for the next one Champions Leaguetoday they will compete Rome And Juventus at 8.45pm. Depending on the outcome of the match at the Olimpico, different scenarios could open up for the rossoblù. Given that there are still 5 points arithmetically missing to reach the next Champions League, this interval could be subject to variations depending on how the match between the Giallorossi and Bianconeri ends. In addition to Roma, the rossoblù will also have an eye on the other pursuer: theAtalanta. The Bergamo players will be involved on Monday at 6pm at home against one Salernitana already relegated.
Champions League, Bologna is counting down
What ranking scenarios could occur at the end of this 34th round? As he recalls Courier of Bolognataking the Goddess’ victory over the Campanians for granted, if the Rome should win or draw against Juventus, the points for arithmetic qualification for the next Champions League would remain 5 for Bologna. If, however, Allegri’s team prevailed over the Giallorossi, qualification would come for the Bianconeri and for Bologna the missing points would become 4. Things would change considerably if in addition to Roma’s failure to win there was also a draw or a defeat for Atalanta: at that point Bologna could already find mathematical certainty in the event of a victory in Naples next Saturday. A remote hypothesis, of course, but one that puts a lot of pressure on Roma and Atalanta who will have to play in the second leg of the Europa League semi-finals next week.
Verona-Fiorentina, if the Viola don’t win Bologna will arithmetically qualify for the Europa League
Today Hellas Verona and Fiorentina compete at the Bentegodi, in a match in which the hosts are playing for survival. In the event that Italian Vincenzo’s team does not bring home the 3 points, Bologna would definitively qualify for the Europa League. Although under the Two Towers they are now aiming for the Champions League, the mathematical certainty of the Europa League would be another important goal achieved by Thiago Motta’s team in this incredible year. To give an idea of the great work done by the coach, club and players, just think that Bologna, in the second half, is the team that has conceded the fewest goals (10) in the top 5 European leagues, second only to Carlo’s Real Madrid Ancelotti who conceded 9. Therefore, the Bolognese will have a watchful eye on the remaining matches of the 34th matchday while Thiago Motta’s team will return to training tomorrow in view of Saturday’s away match against the Neapolitans.
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