European Super League – level 3

27-04-2021 07:00

Talk of a European Super League has been around since the 1980s, with many top football leagues in Europe afraid of such a competition forming.

The format of the competition would favor some of the strongest and biggest clubs in European football, and people claimed that it would usher in the end of the Champions League, the most popular cup competition in world football.

12 elite European clubs have signed up to the closed league, including Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United, and Tottenham. Six elite teams from Spain and Italy were also part of the proposed plans.

However, last week, the plans for a European Super League were vigorously rejected by 14 English clubs when fans of all clubs along with influential figures around the game have spoken out against it. The UK prime minister Boris Johnson said that he was prepared to introduce new legislation to prevent the new league.

Difficult words: usher in (to be at the start of a new period when important changes happen), elite (a selected group that is regarded as the best in terms of abilities or qualities), vigorously (very strongly, forcefully).

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