Champions League Preview: Sherburn vs. Linfield

Irish team Sherburn beat Shamlock Wandering last season to win the top position of the Ice Super League, but the overall condition of the team is not stable in the new season. They defeated Cork City 3-1 at home in the last round of the league, successfully getting out of the quagmire of missing wins in the previous three rounds. In the standings, Sherburn has 35 points in the 25th game, ranking fifth in the league standings, and is still 3 points away from the top three in two rounds. In terms of performance, the team does not lack firepower on the offensive end, but lacks stability on the defensive end. Their only four European match opportunities last year were mediocre, and the European Union failed to break through the second lap of the qualifying round.

Northern Ireland team Linfield has not yet begun the new season. The team has been at the top of the regular season with an absolute advantage last season. Although the team suffered a series of losses in the last two rounds, thanks to their peers, they won 3 wins in 5 games and 9 points, and finally won the championship with a goal difference advantage. Linfield has sufficient European experience in recent years, but the team has stopped in the play-offs at most, and its overall competitiveness is still lacking, especially since he has not won a single victory since he was a guest.

The two teams have little difference in paper strength. Last season's Love Super League champion Sherburn has fluctuated his current state. The team defeated Cork City in the last round of the league and barely got out of the haze of three consecutive games. The visiting team Northern Ireland champion Linfield has not yet begun the new season. Their main game will be traced back to the end of April. They have no experience in the main game for a long time, and the team's technical and tactical preparations are doubtful. Overall, I personally devote myself to being a Sherburn fan in progress.