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Craig Wilkinson ‏@CraigNWilkinson 17m17 minutes ago Portsmouth, England Disgusting football from Carlisle. Park the bus then celebrate the draw, says a lot about how **** they are. Alex Fugard ‏@AlexFugard 19m19 minutes ago One positive of living in New York. I won't have to watch another season of league two mediocrity under Paul Cook #Pompey Bradley Saunders ‏@BradSaundersPfc 23m23 minutes ago A whole squad celebrating a draw at Fratton park.. Not the first and won't be the last for #pompey this season Luke ‏@TanookiChallis 34m34 minutes ago Imagine traveling hundreds of miles to aee your team open the season only for them to park the bus. :lol:

Oops, reports on twitter suggests a few boos as well at the final whistle

Joint top after 1 game, despite plucky Carlisle with 10 men kicking lumps out of the heroic blue heroes and heroically battling back at the park, spurred on by a 200,000 sell out bestest fans roaring them on to victory to get a point, no thanks to the referee who is conspiring with the EFL and Sky to stop them on their deserved path to promotion.

The referee has clearly been overawed by the occasion by not disallowing that goal, whilst Carlisle are upping their game in the biggest match of their careers

‘The club speaks for itself. You only have to look at the fanbase' TCWTB speaks for the state of the club alright.

17th

In theory, the best teams have a higher co-efficient, but yes, anyone can beat anyone.

Surely there is some sort of mistake? Only one of their matches being the most anticipated?! And only in third place?! This cannot be correct

For most optimistic, substitute it for most deluded

If we end up in different pots, it'll be written in the stars that we get Nice

I would love it if West Ham got Astana

Updated the map of all the teams. It's thinned out a bit! If teams change stadium for example, for capacity reasons then I'll update it. There are a few examples, like Dundalk playing in Dublin and Zorya Luhansk playing in a different city other than a warzone. https://drive.google.com/open?id=15iJR0WBjDR4BeEx7PXTsHLnjQIA&usp=sharing

I've got two tabs open, one with the current scores and one with last week's scores. But yes, it is a case of clicking back and forward. Although I've looked at it so many times that I think I've memorised most of the scores anway

The E stands for Elitesport. Sonderjysk means South Jutland in Danish

Lubin only has a co-efficient of 4.500

One shock result we needed has already happened. Spartak Moscow are out, they lost to Larnaka from Cyprus. So that's 2 more sides with higher co-efficients we need out, right?

In the qualifying rounds, TV rights are sold by the home club. BT Sport said that for some reason West Ham didn't make the game available.

The bulk of the matches come tomorrow. I'd be surprised if there weren't a few shock results between now and the draw for the group stages.

A few shock results in the Champions League. Anderlecht, BATE Borisov, Fenerbahce, Olympiakos, Shakhtar Donetsk and Sparta Prague, all UCL regulars, dropping down to the Europa League. There are only 3 teams in the Champions League play-off round with a lower co-efficient than us

MELTDOWN

Big feature on South Today for their upcoming hopes. The fans basically saying 'this year is their year', the players want to do it for the passionate fans of the biggest club outside of London, the same old Portsmyths.

Admira Wacker are losing at the moment and are 4-1 down on aggregate with 45 minutes left but if you were hoping for a trip to Vienna then fear not, there are still 2 other teams from the Austrian capital

Nobody fancying trips to Astana or the teams in the Caucuses? Or what about the 3 teams in Israel?

There's also Cork City and Aberdeen as well, who play on Thursday

We'll definitely want Dundalk to lose, their seeding is only 2.590