The UEFA Youth League is heating up, and the domestic champions path is no exception. But here's where it gets controversial... Former winners AZ Alkmaar and Genk have already secured their spots in the third round, but the rest of the lineup is still up for grabs. With 50 clubs entering the tournament, only ten will eventually join the top 22 sides in the UEFA Champions League path for the round of 32. And this is the part most people miss... The draw for the third round is already set, with some intriguing matchups on the horizon. For instance, Genk will face either HJK Helsinki or 2024/25 runners-up Trabzonspor, while AZ, the 2022/23 winners, will take on Skënderbeu or Aston Villa. But let's not forget the underdogs – teams like KA Akureyri, Shelbourne, and Víkingur have already made history in their debut appearances. **Is it fair that some teams dominate
