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The group stage draw for the 2019/20 UEFA Champions League has been made, with holders Liverpool, 13-time winners Real Madrid, hopefuls Manchester City, perennial runners-up Juventus, Spanish champions Barcelona among the sides to have learned their fate. Taking place in Monaco, the draw followed its usual format. The 32 competing teams were split into pots (1-4), with one side from each pot assigned to each of the eight groups (A-H). Liverpool are to meet Napoli in the group for the second year in a row, but will consider their path to the knockout stages a favourable one, with Red Bull Salzburg and Genk. English champions ​Manchester City have been paired with Shakhtar Donetsk again, as well as Croatia's Dinamo Zagreb and Champions League debutants Atalanta. Elsewhere, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain will meet in two heavyweight clashes in Group A, but Galatasaray could threaten to make it tricky for either of them. Group H promises to be a very competitiv...

A student failed in his French exam by a single mark after he answered Cristiano Ronaldo below the question with a photo of a goat. 15-year-old Ahmed Nabil was asked questions regarding various animals and while it looked like he would have gone ahead and answered it right, he chose to put in the ​Juventus hitman's name as his answer. "It was a French exam I did two years ago." he told ​SPORTbible. He continued, "For me personally, it was a very hard test and one of the sections was: write the meaning of every animal we show you but in french. I couldn't remember what a goat was called in french, so I thought I'd do something creative and make a couple of my mates laugh instead of just leaving it empty." Speaking about his opinion on who he thinks is the greatest of all time between ​Barcelona legend ​Messi and Portuguese great Ronaldo, Nabil said, "If anyone asks me who I think is the goat is, I'll tell him them Ronaldo bu...

The Importance of Saving Money We save, basically, because we can't predict the future. Saving money can help you become financially secure and provide a safety net in case of an emergency. Here are a few reasons why we save: Emergency cushion - This could be any number of things: a new roof for your house, out-of-pocket medical expenses, or sudden loss of income. You will need money set aside for these emergencies to avoid going into debt to pay for your necessities. Retirement – If you intend to retire someday, you will probably need savings and/or investments to take the place of the income you'll no longer get from your job. Average Life Expectancy – With more advances in medicine and public health, people are now living longer and needing more money to get by. Volatility of Social Security – Social Security was never intended to be the primary source of income and should be treated as a supplement to income. Education - The costs for private and public educ...

Famed data analysts ​fivethirtyeight.com have once again worked their statistical magic and have come up with the most logical final ​Premier League table by the end of the 2019/20 season. On using the forecasting tools available to them for the current season, the website believes there is a 61% chance that ​Manchester City will ​retain the Premier League title this season too while last season's runners up ​Liverpool boast a probability of just 27%. ​Tottenham Hotspur occupy the third spot with ​Chelsea in fourth ahead of ​Manchester United and ​Arsenal in fifth and sixth respectively. Here's the output table from their website: The three teams below Watford who have been predicted to be relegated this season are the three newly promoted clubs, Aston Villa, Norwich City and Sheffield United. The website uses its unique algorithms which brings into perspective a variety a situations and categories for all 20 clubs, which in-turn ends up deciding the pred...