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#অসহায়তা

আমি UEFA-এর Champs League-এর Final-গুলির Predictive Model-এ 5+বছরকা Kerja korechi। Opta data, Shot Accuracy, Possession Pressure Zone, Defensive Transition—সবই analyze korechi। Kintu 2024 FIFA Club World Cup-e ki jeno hobe, seta prepare korite pari na।

2022-থেকে, European finalist CONMEBOL-একটা team er khela jita nai। Not even close. Eta accident na—eta structural imbalance.

#যখন Orgulh Shobdha Hoy

UEFA “Europe’s Best” ke undisputed claim kore—kintu jabotia Manchester City vs River Plate (2023), Real Madrid vs Botafogo (last year) er mukhe jei match e European side xG te better thekeo result dey nai?

Data show: higher pass completion rate, more shots in box—but zero edge under fatigue and pressure.

#Real Problem Skill Na Structure

FIFA’s format consistency reward kore na—not performance or development. Regional bias disguised as globalism.

No seeding. No group stage. Just knockout between two teams who may never met before.

UEFA Champions League has balanced draw & progression path. But here? One match decide everything—and favors players who thrive in high-intensity environment with minimal prep time. Sound familiar? That’s where South American teams excel.

#Data Lie Na—But Emotion Does

Sportsradar system use korechi player workload across continents. What we see isn’t coincidence—it’s fatigue mismatch + cultural adaptation difference.

e.g., 2023: Manchester City London → Dubai → Qatar (17 hours nonstop). River Plate local camp preparation by three days later—and played like they’ve been fighting all season.

No wonder City had lower sprint counts in second half and higher error rates during penalty shootout simulation (yes—we modeled this).

So is it unfair? Maybe not—but it is inconsistent with modern football fairness and competitive balance.

#So What Should Happen? Not every solution needs drama—but transparency does. The world deserves better than ‘champions’ decided by flight times and climate acclimatization charts. I’m not asking for Europe to dominate—but let us compete fairly within rules designed for fairness—not legacy advantages or regional favoritism. If FIFA wants global relevance… start by fixing the fixture calendar so clubs aren’t exhausted before they reach the final stage of their season—and stop pretending one-off matches reflect true superiority across continents.