UCL: Liverpool FC vs. AC Fiorentina, Inter Milan vs. Rubin Kazan and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
9 December 2009

Group E
Liverpool [1 - 2] Fiorentina
43' [1 - 0] Y. Benayoun
63' [1 - 1] M. Jørgensen
90' [1 - 2] A. Gilardino

Highlights
1st Half / 2nd Half


Lyon [4 - 0] Debrecen
25' [1 - 0] B. Gomis
45' [2 - 0] M. Bastos
59' [3 - 0] M. Pjanic
76' [4 - 0] A. Cissokho

Highlights


Group F
Dynamo Kyiv [1 - 2] Barcelona
2' [1 - 0] A. Milevsky
33' [1 - 1] X. Hernandez
86' [1 - 2] L. Messi

Highlights
1st Half / 2nd Half


Inter Milan [2 - 0] Rubin Kazan
28' R. Murawski
31' [1 - 0] S. Eto´o
64' [2 - 0] M. Balotelli

Highlights


Group G
Sevilla [1 - 0] Rangers
8' [1 - 0] F. Kanouté (pen.)

Highlights

Stuttgart [3 - 1] Unirea Urziceni
5' [1 - 0] C. Marica
8' [2 - 0] C. Träsch
11' [3 - 0] P. Pogrebnyak
46' [3 - 1] A. Semedo

Highlights


Group H
Olympiakos Piraeus [1 - 0] Arsenal
47' [1 - 0] Leonardo

Highlights
1st Half / 2nd Half


Standard Liege [1 - 1] AZ Alkmaar
42' [0 - 1] J. Lens
90' [1 - 1] S. Bolat

Highlights


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UCL: Juventus v Bayern Munich, Wolfsburg v Manr Utd. and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
8 December 2009

Group A
Juventus [1 - 4] Bayern Munich
19' [1 - 0] D. Trezeguet
30' [1 - 1] H. Butt (pen.)
52' [1 - 2] I. Olic
83' [1 - 3] M. Gomez
90' [1 - 4] A. Tymoschuk

Highlights


Maccabi Haifa [0 - 1] Bordeaux
13' [0 - 1] Jussie

Highlights


Group B
Besiktas [1 - 2] CSKA Moscow
41' [0 - 1] M. Krasic
86' [1 - 1] Bobo
90' [1 - 2] T. Sivok E. Aldonin

Highlights


Wolfsburg [1 - 3] Manchester Utd.
44' [0 - 1] M. Owen
56' [1 - 1] E. Dzeko
83' [1 - 2] M. Owen
90' [1 - 3] M. Owen

Highlights


Group C
Marseille [1 - 3] Real Madrid
5' [0 - 1] C. Ronaldo
11' [1 - 1] L. Gonzalez
60' [1 - 2] R. Albiol
80' [1 - 3] C. Ronaldo

Highlights


Zurich [1 - 1] AC Milan
29' [1 - 0] M. Gajic
65' [1 - 1] Ronaldinho (pen.)

Highlights


Group D
Atletico Madrid [0 - 3] FC Porto
2' [0 - 1] B. Alves
14' [0 - 2] R. Falcao
76' [0 - 3] Hulk

Highlights


Chelsea [2 - 2] APOEL Nicosia
6' [0 - 1] M. Zewlakow
19' [1 - 1] M. Essien
26' [2 - 1] D. Drogba
87' [2 - 2] N. Mirosavljevic

Highlights


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UCL: Manchester Utd. vs. Besiktas Bayern Munich vs. Maccabi Haifa and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
25 November 2009

Group A
Bayern Munich [1 - 0] Maccabi Haifa
62' [1 - 0] I. Olic

Highlights


Bordeaux [2 - 0] Juventus
54' [1 - 0] Fernando
90' [2 - 0] M. Chamakh

Highlights


Group B
CSKA Moscow [2 - 1] Wolfsburg
19' [0 - 1] E. Dzeko
58' [1 - 1] T. Necid
66' [2 - 1] M. Krasic

Highlights


Manchester U. [0 - 1] Besiktas
20' [0 - 1] R.A. Tello

Highlights


Group C
AC Milan [1 - 1] Marseille
10' [1 - 0] M. Borriello
16' [1 - 1] L. Gonzalez

Highlights


Real Madrid [1 - 0] Zurich
21' [1 - 0] G. Higuain

Highlights


Group D
APOEL Nicosia [1 - 1] Atletico Madrid
5' [1 - 0] N. Mirosavljevic
62' [1 - 1] Simao

Highlights


FC Porto [0 - 1] Chelsea
69' [0 - 1] N. Anelka

Highlights


>> Credit by footballars

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UCL: Debrecen vs. Liverpool, Arsenal vs. Standard Liege and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
24 November 2009

Group E
Debrecen [0 - 1] Liverpool
4' [0 - 1] D. N`Gog

Highlights

Fiorentina [1 - 0] Lyon
21' A. Cissokho
28' [1 - 0] J. Vargas (pen.)

Highlights


Group F
Rubin Kazan [0 - 0] Dynamo Kyiv

Highlights


Barcelona [2 - 0] Inter Milan
10' [1 - 0] G. Piqué
26' [2 - 0] P. Rodriguez

Highlights


Group G
Rangers [0 - 2] Stuttgart
16' [0 - 1] S. Rudy
59' [0 - 2] Z. Kuzmanovic

Highlights


Unirea Urziceni [1 - 0] Sevilla
45' [1 - 0] I. Dragutinovic (o.g.)

Highlights


Group H
Arsenal [2 - 0] Standard Liege
35' [1 - 0] S. Nasri
45' [2 - 0] Denilson

Highlights


AZ Alkmaar [0 - 0] Olympiakos Piraeus

Highlights


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Chelsea will pay US$ 50 millions for 'Kun' Agüero

Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti has told Chelsea board that they need a strong and talented midfielder for the next season, and that player is the popular Sergio Agüero from Atletico Madrid. Now the Stamford Bridge team itends to offer more than US$ 50 millions to sign the footballer, even when he will not be able to play the Champions League with the blues this season.

Some spanish newspapers have suggested that Atletico Madrid is asking for more than US$ 60 millions to sell the Argentinian player, but the negotiations have already started.

If the operation takes place, it will be a new record for any Premier League Club, even over Robinho's move from Real Madrid to Manchester City last season.

Pepe Reina unhappy with Liverpool's situation in the Champions League

Liverpool only rescued a draw against Lyon at their last Champions League match, and now their situation in the European Competition is not the best. Goalkeeper Pepe Reina knows it and says it's "disgraceful" that his team depends on other's results.

Indeed, Liverpool could win their final two games and not qualify for the next stage of the Champions League. Lyon has to tie with Fiorentina in their next match to help Pepe's team keep alive.

The keeper is honest about it: "We have got two games to go and disgracefully we are not depending on ourselves; we need Lyon to get something in Fiorencia. Our priority is to win our two games that remain and we will keep trying. Miracles? They happen, particularly at Liverpool."

Lyon has proved to be a really tough team and Fiorentina has enourmous talent in players such as Gilardino and Vargas. So, there are not too many chances for Benitez's squad. The next weeks will be very important for Reina and his teammates.

Europa League: Villarreal v Lazio, Everton v Benfica and more

Europa League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
5 November 2009

Group A
Anderlecht v FC Timisoara
Dinamo Zagreb v Ajax Amsterdam

Group B
Genoa v Lille
Slavia Prague v Valencia

Group C
Hamburger SV v Celtic
Rapid Vienna v Hapoel Tel Aviv

Group D
SC Heerenveen v Hertha BSC
Sporting Lisbon v Ventspils

Group E
AS Roma v Fulham
Basel v CSKA Sofia

Group F
Dinamo Bucuresti v Galatasaray
Sturm Graz v Panathinaikos

Group G
Levski Sofia v RB Salzburg
Villarreal v Lazio

Group H
FC Twente Enschede v FC Sheriff
Fenerbahce v Steaua Bucuresti

Group I
AEK Athens v BATE Borisov
Everton v Benfica

Group J
Partizan Belgrade v Club Brugge
Toulouse v Shakhtar Donetsk

Group K
CFR Cluj v Sparta Prague
FC Copenhagen v PSV Eindhoven

Group L
Nacional v Athletic Bilbao
Werder Bremen v Austria Vienna


Live Stream Link
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Antonio Valencia scores dramatic equalizer for Manchester United

The russian team surprised the world scoring three goals against the red giants at the Old Trafford, but Manchester United leveled the game in the last six minutes.

CSKA Moscow's goals were scored by Alan Dzagoev, Milos Krasic and Vasili Berezutsky, stunning the english fans at the stadium. But goals scored by Michael Owen, Paul Scholes and Antonio Valencia - in the last minute - took United to the next stage of the Champions League. What's more, United could have won it but Wayne Rooney's shot hit the bar.

Sir Alex Ferguson was satisfied with the effort of his team: "We were absolutely fantastic in terms of our desire to win the match and were unlucky at times in the game, their goalkeeper made some fantastic saves, we hit the post and missed a lot of other chances... If you want excitement come to Old Trafford".

Amazing 1-1 tie between Real Madrid and AC Milan

The impressive match between Real Madrid and AC Milan ended with a 1-1 tie, and a good football show for the fans. The great performance of both teams comfirmed the rivalty showed weeks ago at the Bernabeu.

French star Karim Benzema opened the score for Madrid after a great move made by Kaka. But Ronaldinho scored the 1-1 with a penalty shot and proved that he is playing at his best level again.

Pellegrini had a really tough week and was satisfied with the performance of his team: "I'm happy because I think we played well. We didn't lose, but we are still on course for finishing top of the group. Normally, I am happy if the result reflects what we did on the field. But tonight definitely didn't reflect what we did."

Milan coach Leonardo was happy as well: “They played better in the first half, created spaces and chances. We were too deep. I'd say the second half was the opposite, as we had the better of it and overall the draw is the fai result for what we saw. To be honest, we feel a bit of regret, as I felt we could get the three points and strike them at the right time. I'm happy with the way the squad did it tonight.”

UCL: Lyon vs. Liverpool, Rubin Kazan vs. FC Barcelona and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
4 November 2009

Group E
Fiorentina [5 - 2] Debrecen
14' [1 - 0] A. Mutu
38' [1 - 1] G. Rudolf
52' [2 - 1] D. Dainelli
59' [3 - 1] R. Montolivo
61' [4 - 1] M. Marchionni
70' [4 - 2] A. Coulibaly
74' [5 - 2] A. Gilardino

Highlights


Lyon [1 - 1] Liverpool
83' [0 - 1] R. Babel
90' [1 - 1] L. Lopez

Highlights


Group F
Rubin Kazan [0 - 0] Barcelona

Highlights
1st Half / 2nd Half


Dynamo Kyiv [1 - 2] Inter Milan
21' [1 - 0] A. Shevchenko
86' [1 - 1] D. Milito
89' [1 - 2] W. Sneijder

Highlights


Group G
Sevilla [1 - 1] Stuttgart
14' [1 - 0] J. Navas
79' [1 - 1] Z. Kuzmanovic

Highlights


Unirea Urziceni [1 - 1] Rangers
79' [0 - 1] L. McCulloch
88' [1 - 1] M. Onofras

Highlights


Group H
Arsenal [4 - 1] AZ Alkmaar
25' [1 - 0] C. Fabregas
43' [2 - 0] S. Nasri
52' [3 - 0] C. Fabregas
72' [4 - 0] A. Diaby
82' [4 - 1] J. Lens

Highlights
1st Half / 2nd Half


Standard Liege [2 - 0] Olympiakos Piraeus
31' [1 - 0] D. Mbokani
88' [2 - 0] M. Jovanovic

Highlights


>> Credit by footballars

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UCL: Atletico Madrid vs. Chelsea, Bayern Munich vs. Bordeaux and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
3 November 2009

Champions League - Group A
Bayern Munich [0 - 2] Bordeaux
37' [0 - 1] Y. Gourcuff
60' [0 - 2] M. Chamakh

Highlights

Maccabi Haifa [0 - 1] Juventus
45' [0 - 1] M. Camoranesi

Highlights

Champions League - Group B
Besiktas [0 - 3] Wolfsburg
14' [0 - 1] Z. Misimovic
80' [0 - 2] C. Gentner
87' [0 - 3] E. Dzeko

1st Half / 2nd Half

Manchester U. [3 - 3] CSKA Moscow
25' [0 - 1] A. Dzagoev
29' [1 - 1] M. Owen
31' [1 - 2] M. Krasic
47' [1 - 3] V. Berezutski
84' [2 - 3] P. Scholes
90' [3 - 3] L.A. Valencia

Highlights

Champions League - Group C
AC Milan [1 - 1] Real Madrid
29' [0 - 1] K. Benzema
35' [1 - 1] Ronaldinho (pen.)

1st Half / 2nd Half

Marseille [6 - 1] Zurich
3' [1 - 0] S. Aegerter (o.g.)
11' [2 - 0] F. Abriel
31' [2 - 1] A. Alphonse
51' [3 - 1] M. Niang
80' [4 - 1] Hilton F. Stahel
87' [5 - 1] B. Cheyrou
90' [6 - 1] Brandao

Highlights

Champions League - Group D
APOEL Nicosia [0 - 1] FC Porto
84' [0 - 1] R. Falcao

Highlights

Atletico Madrid [2 - 2] Chelsea
66' [1 - 0] S. Agüero
82' [1 - 1] D. Drogba
88' [1 - 2] D. Drogba
90' [2 - 2] S. Agüero

Highlights


>> Credit by footballars

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UCL: Real Madrid vs. AC Milan and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
21 October 2009

Group A
Bordeaux vs. Bayern Munich
Juventus vs. Maccabi Haifa

Group B
CSKA Moscow vs. Manchester U.
Wolfsburg vs. Besiktas

Group C
Real Madrid vs. AC Milan
Zurich vs. Marseille

Group D
Chelsea vs. Atletico Madrid
FC Porto vs. APOEL Nicosia


Live Stream Link
Stream #1


Goal & highlights will be post later...

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UCL: Liverpool vs. Lyon, Stuttgart vs. Sevilla and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
20 October2009

Champions League - Group E
Debrecen [3 - 4] Fiorentina
2' [1 - 0] P. Czvitkovics
6' [1 - 1] A. Mutu
10' [1 - 2] A. Gilardino
20' [1 - 3] A. Mutu
28' [2 - 3] G. Rudolf
37' [2 - 4] M.A. Santana
88' [3 - 4] A. Coulibaly

Debrecen v Fiorentina

Liverpool [1 - 2] Lyon
41' [1 - 0] Y. Benayoun
72' [1 - 1] M. Gonalons
90' [1 - 2] C. Delgado

Liverpool v Lyon

Champions League - Group F
Barcelona [1 - 2] Rubin Kazan
2' [0 - 1] A. Ryazantsev
48' [1 - 1] Z. Ibrahimovic
73' [1 - 2] G. Karadeniz

Barcelone v Rubin Kazan

Inter Milan [2 - 2] Dynamo Kyiv
5' [0 - 1] T. Mikhalik
35' [1 - 1] D. Stankovic
40' [1 - 2] Lucio (o.g.)
47' [2 - 2] W. Samuel

Inter v Dynamo Kiev

Champions League - Group G
Rangers [1 - 4] Unirea Urziceni
2' [1 - 0] Ricardo (o.g.)
32' [1 - 1] M. Bilasco
49' [1 - 2] K. Lafferty (o.g.)
59' [1 - 3] L. McCulloch (o.g.)
65' [1 - 4] P.D. Brandán

Rangers v Unirea

Stuttgart [1 - 3] Sevilla
23' [0 - 1] S. Squillaci
55' [0 - 2] J. Navas
72' [0 - 3] S. Squillaci
74' [1 - 3] Elson

VFB Stuttgart v Sevilla

Champions League - Group H
AZ Alkmaar [1 - 1] Arsenal
36' [0 - 1] C. Fabregas
90' [1 - 1] D. Mendes

1st Half / 2nd Half

Olympiakos Piraeus [2 - 1] Standard Liege
37' [0 - 1] I.d. Camargo
43' [1 - 1] K. Mitroglou
90' [2 - 1] I. Stoltidis

Olympiacos v Standard de Liège
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UCL: Bayern Munich vs. Juventus, Real Madrid vs. Marseille and more

UEFA Champions League
Matchday 2
Season 2009/10
30th September 2009

Champions League - Group A
Bayern Munich [0 - 0] Juventus

Highlights
1st half > Mediafire
2nd half > Mediafire


Bordeaux [1 - 0] Maccabi Haifa
83' [1 - 0] M. Ciani > Download


Champions League - Group B
CSKA Moscow [2 - 1] Besiktas
7' [1 - 0] A. Dzagoev
61' [2 - 0] M. Krasic
90' [2 - 1] E. Dag


Manchester U. [2 - 1] Wolfsburg
56' [0 - 1] E. Dzeko > RapidShare
59' [1 - 1] R. Giggs > RapidShare
78' [2 - 1] M. Carrick > RapidShare

All Goals in 1 File


Champions League - Group C
AC Milan [0 - 1] Zurich
10' [0 - 1] H. Tihinen > Download

Real Madrid [3 - 0] Marseille
58' [1 - 0] C. Ronaldo
61' [2 - 0] Kaka (pen.)
64' [3 - 0] C. Ronaldo

All Goals in 1 File

Highlights
1st Highlight
2nd Highlight


Champions League - Group D
APOEL Nicosia [0 - 1] Chelsea
18' [0 - 1] N. Anelka > Rapidshare


FC Porto [2 - 0] Atletico Madrid
75' [1 - 0] R. Falcao
82' [2 - 0] Rolando

All Goals in 1 File


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UCL: Rangers vs. FC Sevilla, AC Fiorentina vs. Liverpool and more

UEFA Champions League
Matchday 2
Season 2009/10
29th September 2009

Champions League - Group E
Debrecen [0 - 4] Lyon
3' [0 - 1] K. Källström > Rapidshare
13' [0 - 2] M. Pjanic > Rapidshare
24' [0 - 3] S. Govou > Rapidshare
50' [0 - 4] B. Gomis > Rapidshare


Fiorentina [2 - 0] Liverpool
28' [1 - 0] S. Jovetic > Rapidshare
37' [2 - 0] S. Jovetic > Rapidshare


Champions League - Group F
Rubin Kazan [1 - 1] Inter Milan
11' [1 - 0] A. Dominguez > Rapidshare
27' [1 - 1] D. Stankovic > Rapidshare

Barcelona [2 - 0] Dynamo Kyiv
26' [1 - 0] L. Messi > Download
76' [2 - 0] P. Rodriguez > Download

Skills
Iniesta Flick up
Ibra Backheel
Ibra Elastico -FA-
Ibra Volleyball
Messi Control
Milevskiy Drag Back -FA-
Download

Full Match (Italian Comm)
1st Half / 2nd Half


Champions League - Group G
Rangers [1 - 4] Sevilla
50' [0 - 1] A. Konko > 0-1 Abdulla Konko
64' [0 - 2] Adriano > 0-2 Adriano Correia
72' [0 - 3] L. Fabiano > 0-3 Luis Fabiano
74' [0 - 4] F. Kanouté > 0-4 Frederic Oumar Kanoute
88' [1 - 4] N. Novo > 1-4 Nacho Novo


Unirea Urziceni [1 - 1] Stuttgart
5' [0 - 1] S. Tasci > Download
48' [1 - 1] D.S. Varga > Download


Champions League - Group H
Arsenal [2 - 0] Olympiakos Piraeus
78' [1 - 0] R.v. Persie > RapidShare / Mediafire
86' [2 - 0] A. Arshavin > RapidShare / Mediafire

Full Match ( Torrent-English)
1st half > Here OR Here
2nd half > Here OR Here


AZ Alkmaar [1 - 1] Standard Liege
48' [1 - 0] M.E. Hamdaoui > 1-0 Mounir El Hamdaoui
90' [1 - 1] M. Traore > 1-1 Moussa Traore


>> Credit by Arsenal-4eve, kc123, Kooora, Rossonery, Frozen, Bo JaSooM

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UCL - Extended Highlights
ALL MATCHES - English - HTTP - FLV RS
Part1 /Part2 /Part3 /Part4 /Part5


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UCL: Inter Milan vs. FC Barcelona, Liverpool vs. Debrecen and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
16th September 2009

Champions League - Group E
Liverpool [1 - 0] Debrecen
45' [1 - 0] D. Kuyt > Rapidshare

Highlights

Lyon [1 - 0] Fiorentina
76' [1 - 0] M. Pjanic > Rapidshare

Highlights


Champions League - Group F
Dynamo Kyiv [3 - 1] Rubin Kazan
25' [0 - 1] A. Dominguez > Rubin 0-1 Dominguez
71' [1 - 1] A. Yussuf > Kiev 1-1 Yussuf
79' [2 - 1] G. Magrao > Kiev 2-1 Magrao
85' [3 - 1] O. Gusev > Kiev 3-1 Gusev

Highlights


Inter Milan [0 - 0] Barcelona

Extras
Lucio, Eto'o, Samuel, Chivu, Motta, Snaton, Maicon
Rapidshare


Highlights
OR
Highlights - Sky

Champions League - Group G
Sevilla [2 - 0] Unirea Urziceni
45' [1 - 0] L. Fabiano > Sevilla 1-0 Luis Fabiano
70' [2 - 0] Renato > Sevilla 2-0 Renato

Highlights


Stuttgart [1 - 1] Rangers
18' [1 - 0] P. Pogrebnyak > Mediafire
77' [1 - 1] M. Bougherra > Mediafire

Highlights


Champions League - Group H
Olympiakos Piraeus [1 - 0] AZ Alkmaar
79' [1 - 0] V. Torosidis > Olympiakos 1-0 Torosidis

Highlights


Standard Liege [2 - 3] Arsenal
2' [1 - 0] E. Mangala > RapidShare
5' [2 - 0] M. Jovanovic (pen.) > RapidShare
45' [2 - 1] N. Bendtner > RapidShare
77' [2 - 2] T. Vermaelen > RapidShare
81' [2 - 3] Eduardo > RapidShare

Bendtner Interview after the match
RapidShare

Highlights


>> Credit by 433, footballars, Rossonery, Arsenal-4ever, Super Fred

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UCL: Zurich vs. Real Madrid, Besiktas vs. Manchester Utd. and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage
Season 2009/10
15th September 2009

Champions League - Group A
Juventus [1 - 1] Bordeaux
63' [1 - 0] V. Iaquinta > Mediafire
75' [1 - 1] J. Plasil > Mediafire

Highlights

Maccabi Haifa [0 - 3] Bayern Munich
64' [0 - 1] D.v. Buyten
85' [0 - 2] T. Müller
88' [0 - 3] T. Müller

Highlights

Champions League - Group B
Besiktas [0 - 1] Manchester U.
77' [0 - 1] P. Scholes > RapidShare

Highlights

Wolfsburg [3 - 1] CSKA Moscow
36' [1 - 0] Grafite
41' [2 - 0] Grafite (pen.)
76' [2 - 1] A. Dzagoev
86' [3 - 1] Grafite

Highlights

Champions League - Group C
Marseille [1 - 2] AC Milan
28' [0 - 1] F. Inzaghi > 0-1 Inzaghi
49' [1 - 1] G. Heinze > 1-1 Heinze
74' [1 - 2] F. Inzaghi > 1-2 Inzaghi

Highlights

Zurich [2 - 5] Real Madrid
27' [0 - 1] C. Ronaldo > Rapidshare
34' [0 - 2] Raul > Rapidshare
45' [0 - 3] G. Higuain > Rapidshare
64' [1 - 3] X. Margairaz (pen.) > Rapidshare
65' [2 - 3] S. Aegerter > Rapidshare
89' [2 - 4] C. Ronaldo > Rapidshare
90' [2 - 5] J.M. Guti > Rapidshare

Highlights

Champions League - Group D
Atletico Madrid [0 - 0] APOEL Nicosia

Highlights

Chelsea [1 - 0] FC Porto
48' [1 - 0] N. Anelka > Rapidshare

Highlights

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15-09-2009 All goals/short highlight summary
Dutch Comentary
Part 1 - Rapidshare - Mediafire
Part 2 - Rapidshare - Mediafire

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The Transfer Window is now SHUT

After two months, the transfer window has today slammed shut. What a transfer window, eh?

Obviously the big spenders in the Premier League were Manchester City, spending over £115 million. Mark Hughes was certainly given to freedom to spend money left, right and centre, building almost a fantasy football team in the process.

It seems the majority of football news in Europe has surrounded Real Madrid this summer. The Spanish giants have spent nearly a quarter of a billion pounds on the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and Kaka. Many football betting experts believe Real may be the team to beat in the Champions League this season and personally, I agree with them.

Elsewhere in the transfer window, Tottenham completed a transfer deadline day deal, bringing Portsmouth midfieder Niko Kranjcar to Fratton Park. Kranjcar became the second Portsmouth player to join Harry Redknapp at Spurs, following the arrival of Peter Crouch earlier this summer.

UCL: Fiorentina vs. Sporting Lisbon and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage Leg2
Season 2009/10
26th August 2009

Arsenal [3 - 1] Celtic FC
Goals
28' [1 - 0] Eduardo (pen.)
53' [2 - 0] E. Eboue
74' [3 - 0] A. Arshavin
90' [3 - 1] M. Donati


Extras
McDonald disallowed goal
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APOEL Nicosia [3 - 1] FC Copenhagen
Goals
2' [1 - 0] K. Kosowski
18' [2 - 0] C. Michael (pen.)
22' [2 - 1] D. N´Doye
41' [3 - 1] C. Michael
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Fiorentina [1 - 1] Sporting Lisbon
Goals
35' [0 - 1] J. Moutinho > Mediafire
54' [1 - 1] S. Jovetic
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Olympiakos Piraeus [1 - 0] FC Sheriff
Goals
82' [1 - 0] K. Mitroglou
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Stuttgart [0 - 0] FC Timisoara



>> Credit by footballars, zico268

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UCL: Atletico Madrid vs. Panathinaikos and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage Leg2
Season 2009/10
25th August 2009


European Cups - Champions League (qual.)
20:45 Anderlecht v Lyon
20:45 Atletico Madrid v Panathinaikos
20:45 Debrecen v Levski Sofia
20:45 Maccabi Haifa v RB Salzburg
20:45 Zurich v Ventspils


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Uefa Cup: Kosice vs. AS Roma and more

UEFA CUP
Group Stage Play Off
Season 2009/10
20th August 2009

Sivasspor [0 - 3] Shakhtar Donetsk
7' [0 - 1] A. Gai > 0-1 Aleksei Gai
76' [0 - 2] Ilsinho > 0-2 Ilsinho
87' [0 - 3] V. Kobin > 0-3 Vasili Kobin


Guingamp [1 - 5] Hamburger SV
7' [0 - 1] J.P. Guerrero
11' [0 - 2] M. Petric
26' [0 - 3] M. Petric
50' [0 - 4] M. Berg
86' [0 - 5] M. Petric
89' [1 - 5] W. Hesl (o.g.)

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Kosice [3 - 3] AS Roma
5' [1 - 0] M. Milinkovic > HERE or HERE
38' [1 - 1] F. Totti (pen.) > HERE or HERE
52' [1 - 2] J. Menez > HERE or HERE
67' [1 - 3] M. Brighi > HERE or HERE
71' [2 - 3] J. Novak (pen.) > HERE or HERE
81' [3 - 3] J. Nova > HERE or HERE


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Manchester City to win the League?

Many leading figures in the game have questioned whether or not Manchester City can win the Premier League title this season. Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has already dismissed City's chances, however both Harry Redknapp and Martin O'Neill think Mark Hughes' men are contenders.

With the players they have signed over the summer (Gareth Barry, Roque Santa Cruz, Emmanuel Adebayor, Carlos Tevez etc;) you would think that they must be contenders, however it is how they gel together is the main thing. If they lose two or three games on the trot, suddenly pressure begins to mount and the players begin to lose interest, so it is vital Hughes keeps all of his players happy.

So, can City really challenge? I'm still undecided, however one things for sure, I wouldn't be betting against it.

UCL: Panathinaikos vs. Atletico Madrid and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage Play Off
Season 2009/10
19th August 2009

Levski Sofia [1 - 2] Debrecen
12' [0 - 1] L. Bodnar
51' [1 - 1] C. Bardon
76' [1 - 2] P. Czvitkovics

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Lyon [5 - 1] Anderlecht
10' [1 - 0] M. Pjanic > MEDIAFIRE
15' [2 - 0] L. Lopez (pen.)
39' [3 - 0] F.M. Bastos > MEDIAFIRE
42' [4 - 0] B. Gomis > MEDIAFIRE
58' [4 - 1] M. Suarez > MEDIAFIRE
63' [5 - 1] B. Gomis > MEDIAFIRE

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Panathinaikos [2 - 3] Atletico Madrid
0:1 Maxi Rodríguez > mediafire
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1:2 Diego Forlánmediafire
1:3 Sergio Agüeromediafire
2:3 Sebastián Leto mediafire

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RB Salzburg [1 - 2] Maccabi Haifa
22' [0 - 1] M. Ghadir
57' [1 - 1] A. Zickler
84' [1 - 2] S. Arbeitman

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Ventspils [0 - 3] Zurich
12' [0 - 1] J. Vonlanthen
55' [0 - 2] S. Aegerter
75' [0 - 3] D. Djuric

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UCL: Sporting Lisbon vs. AC Fiorentina and more

UEFA Champions League
Group Stage Play Off
Season 2009/10
18th August 2009


Celtic FC [0 - 2] Arsenal
43' [0 - 1] W. Gallas > Rapidshare / Mediafire
71' [0 - 2] G. Caldwell (o.g.) > Rapidshare /Mediafire


Sporting Lisbon [2 - 2] Fiorentina
6' [0 - 1] J.M.R. Vargas
58' [1 - 1] S. Vukcevic
66' [2 - 1] M. Veloso
79' [2 - 2] A. Gilardino


FC Timisoara [0 - 2] Stuttgart
28' [0 - 1] T. Gebhart (pen.)
30' [0 - 2] A. Hleb


FC Sheriff [0 - 2] Olympiakos Piraeus
46' [0 - 1] D. Cearense
81' [0 - 2] K. Mitroglou

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FC Copenhagen [1 - 0] APOEL Nicosia
54' [1 - 0] Z. Pospech

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UCL: Celtic vs. Dynamo Moscow and more

UEFA Champions League
3rd Qualifying Round
Season 2009/10
29th July 2009

European Cups - Champions League (qual.)
17:00 Ventspils v BATE Borisov
18:00 Tallinna FC Levadia v Debrecen
19:00 APOEL Nicosia v Partizan Belgrade
19:00 FC Sheriff v Slavia Prague
19:00 Shakhtar Donetsk v FC Timisoara
20:00 Slovan Bratislava v Olympiakos Piraeus
20:15 FC Copenhagen v Stabaek
20:15 Zurich v NK Maribor
20:30 RB Salzburg v Dinamo Zagreb
20:45 Celtic v Dynamo Moscow
21:45 Sporting Lisbon v FC Twente Enschede

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An important notice for all Football Corner readers

Just to let you know, Football Corner has moved.

Visit the new site now, www.football-corner.org

Also, if I could get everyone who links to Football Corner to please change the URL of the link that would be terrific.

Anyway, look forward to having you all over at the new site.

Carlos Tevez really does hate Sir Alex

Carlos Tevez just won't shut up about his now former club Manchester United.

Speaking about his former manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, the Argentine striker had this to say :

"He thinks I will return. But I know what I want and I know that Ferguson did not respect me as a player. Before Berbatov arrived in Manchester, Ferguson told me, ‘You will still be the starting striker, so be cool’. But he lied to me!

That is why I know I will not return to United. What I want to do next season is score against United. I promise I will not celebrate in front of the United fans but I will shout in Ferguson’s face. You can be sure of that - and it will be one of the most beautiful things I have done in football."

Although I am a Manchester City fan, I really think Tevez should just keep his mouth shut. To put it bluntly, he's acting like an immature teenager. On the other hand, wouldn't it be hilarious to see how Ferguson would react if Tevez was shouting in his face.

What do you think? Comments below please.

Why on earth would Aston Villa want to sign this guy?

I know it's that time of the year, when strange rumours begin emanating in the media, however I have never seen a stranger rumour than the one which can be found in today's Daily Star.

The paper has today claimed that Aston Villa are set to make a move for Wigan defender Titus Bramble. As you can probably tell from the headline, I'm not a massive fan of Bramble's, in fact, I think he's one of the worst players to ever play in the Premier League.

So why on earth would Villa manager Martin O'Neill want to sign the one and only Titus Bramble? Comments below please.

Real Madrid are ruining the transfer market, not Manchester City

It's funny, I remember back to middle of January, when Manchester City made that astonishing £107 million bid for Kaka. It seemed as though everyone in the football world had something negative to say about City's audacious bid to sign the former FIFA World Player of the Year.

Michel Platini was threatening to ban City from entering any European competitions if they were just going to spend ridiculous sums of money on players. Platini's doesn't seem to be threatening to ban Real Madrid from entering European competitions even though they are now the ones actually spending the ridiculous sums on big name players.

I don't know why this gets my so annoyed, but it does. Maybe it's because I have been a City fan for quite some time and I hate to see my team criticised. I understand that City are bound to be criticised for spending £30 million plus on players, however I don't understand why Real Madrid aren't criticised for spending £50 million plus on players.

So those who say that Manchester City are ruining the transfer market are just plain idiots because City haven't even spent £30 million this summer. Real have spent £180 million.

What do you think? Comments below please.

Is the new Arsenal 3rd kit a hit or a miss?

Arsenal have today revealed their new 3rd kit for the 09/10 Premier League campaign. I quite like the new jersey, but I'm keen to hear what you Gunners fans and indeed any football fans feel about the new kit.

You can find several Arsenal jerseys over at myfootballkits.co.uk.

Comments below please.

Three words to sum up Cristiano Ronaldo's time at Manchester United

It's official, Cristiano Ronaldo is a Real Madrid player after spending six years with the Premier League Champions Manchester United.

Love him or loath him, there's no denying he was one of the best players the Premier League has ever seen. In total, Ronaldo scored an incredible 118 goals in all competitions for the Red Devils establashing himself as a firm favourite amongst the Old Trafford faithful.

Football Corner wants you to sum up Ronaldo's time at United in just three words. Whenever we do the "Three words to sum up" we always get a good response from you, the readers, so let's do the same again. If I had to use three words to sum up Ronaldo's career at United, I would say he was : simply the best.

Leave your comments below and as always, make them funny.

The Transfer Window is officially open

The Transfer window is now officially open and boy are we in for a busy few weeks.

Many big money deals have already been confirmed, including the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka signing for Real Madrid and Glen Johnson signing for Liverpool.

The next few days are bound to be extremely busy with several big name players tipped to be moving including Carlos Tevez and Karim Benzema. So, make sure to stay tuned to Football Corner for all the latest transfer news as it happens.

Who will be on the move this summer? Comments below please.

Arsenal midfielder would jump at the chance to join Barcelona

"If I have the chance to play for Barcelona, I'd be really happy."

Andrei Arshavin has today shocked Arsenal by claiming that should the opportunity arise, he would love to join Barcelona.

The Russian international moved to the Emirates just five months ago for a reported fee of £17 million. Since his arrival in North London, the 28-year old has scored six goals for Arsene Wenger's men, establishing himself as a firm fan favourite in the process.

Before his move to Arsenal, Arshavin was strongly linked with a move to Barcelona, however nothing ever materialised with regards a move to the Camp Nou. There has been talk in recent times that Arshavin and his wife, Yulia, are unhappy in England due to the high tax rates and the food.

In the immediate aftermath of Arshavin's switch from Zenit St Petersburg to Arsenal, Yulia claimed she would have preferred if her husband had of moved to Spain. Strange thing for Arshavin to say so early into his Arsenal career. Personally, I hope Arshavin doesn't leave the Premier League anytime soon because I'm sure there is far more to see from the little playmaker. It will be interesting to see how the Gunners faithful react to Arshavin's comments.

So Arsenal fans, what do you think? Comments below please.

Arsenal, Villa, Bolton & Man City all set to hold talks with £12 million Portuguese midfielder

It has been claimed today that Arsenal, Aston Villa, Bolton and Manchester City will all hold talks with Sporting Lisbon midfielder Miguel Veloso.

The Portuguese international has been linked with a move to the Premier League for quite some time now, however for whatever reasons he remains a Sporting player, but that may be about to change.

Veloso, 23, is desperate to join an English club during the summer transfer window and with four clubs now vying for his signature, a move looks a strong possibility. Whoever does eventually sign Veloso will have to cough up at least £12 million and in my opinion, at that price, he would prove great value for money.

He is still quite young, he can play in a variety of different positions and he has Champions League experience. Personally, I think Martin O'Neill should do all he can to convince Veloso to go to Villa Park cause at the moment, he could really use a quality midfield player. Stay tuned to Football Corner for all the latest developments on this and more over the coming days and weeks.

What do you think? Comments below please.

Manchester United finally spend some of the Ronaldo money

Manchester United are on the brink of completing their first signing of the summer, with Antonio Valencia likely to complete his £16.5 million move from Wigan later today.

The Ecuadorian winger has spent just over two years at the JJB Stadium, becoming one of Wigan's most prized assets during that time. Valencia, 23, was also strongly linked with a move to Spanish giants Real Madrid, however it finally looks as though Sir Alex Ferguson has got his man.

Valencia has never hidden his desire to move to Old Trafford and once Cristiano Ronaldo left for Real Madrid earlier this month, it was only a matter of time before things began to happen. Many people have questioned whether or not Valencia has the ability to replace Ronaldo and in my view, he hasn't.

For me, Valencia was just a very good player in an average team at Wigan (with all due respect to Wigan of course). He is just a slightly better version of Nani and I'm sure the United faithful will be hoping for Sir Alex has someone else up his sleeve. I would be extremley surprised if this is the only business we see United do in the coming weeks, so stay tuned to Football Corner for all the latest.

What do you think? Is Valencia really that good? Does he deserve to wear the famous number 7 shirt? Comments below please.

Which is worse? The new Tottenham home kit or the new Man United home kit?

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Personally, I think both of them are horrible, but which one do you think is worse? Comments below please.

Arsenal ready to wave goodbye to Adebayor and say hello to £30 million Real Madrid & Man United target

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is ready to let Emmanuel Adebayor join AC Milan for a fee believed to be around £23 million. It was confirmed yesterday, by the Milan president, Silvio Berlusconi, that the two clubs had been in contact regarding Adebayor's future at the Emirates and it would appear that a deal could be concluded in the coming weeks.

With that done, Wenger will obviously need to bring a new frontman to North London and if you are to believe what you read in the papers, that man will be Lyon's Karim Benzema.

The French international has been linked with several clubs in the past few days, including the likes of Real Madrid and Manchester United, however as of yet, neither club has managed to reach an agreement with Lyon. Arsenal are confident that a bid of £30 million will force Lyon to sell, however the tricky part for them will be to convince Benzema to leave the Stade Gerland.

The 21-year old has stated on several occasions that he would like to remain at Lyon for at least one more season in order to ensure his place in the France World Cup squad. With Arsenal underachieving in terms of silverware in recent years, Wenger knows that this season must see an improvement to prevent key players leaving next summer and with that in mind he needs to bring in a player of the calibre of Benzema.

It will be fascinating to see who Benzema is playing for when the new season kicks off in six weeks time. I for one, hope he is playing Premier League football and personally, I think he would be perfect for Arsenal. Could you imagine seeing Benzema partnering Robin Van Persie in the Arsenal attack next season?

What do you think? Would Benzema be a good replacement for Milan-bound Adebayor? Comments below please.

Van will be playing in North London next season

Robin Van Persie has today pledged his future to Arsenal amid reports linking him with a shock move to Manchester United.

When asked about the possibility of him leaving the Emirates this summer, Van Persie had this to say : "I'm not in negotiations with any other club - just Arsenal."

The Dutch international has just 12 months remaining on his current deal with Arsenal, however Arsene Wenger remains confident that a new deal will be signed in the coming weeks. Wenger recently stated : "We want to extend the contract of Robin."

Van Persie, 25, was Arsenal's top goalscorer last season scoring an impressive 20 goals in all competitions. With Emmanuel Adebayor likely to depart in the coming weeks, I feel it's vital that Arsenal manage to tie down Van Persie to a new long-term deal. When he's fit and on form, I personally don't think there are many better strikers in the Premier League.

What do you think? Comments below please.

Samuel Eto'o to partner Carlos Tevez up front at Eastlands

It looks increasingly likely today that Samuel Eto'o will be joining Manchester City after Barcelona president Joan Laporta confirmed that the world's richest club have made a 'stratospheric' offer to the player.

The Cameroon striker has been strongly linked with a move to Eastlands in recent weeks, with City the only club willing to meet Eto'o's heafty wage demands of £1 million a month. Agreeing a transfer fee is unlikely to be a problem for the two clubs, with Barca willing to let Eto'o go for as little as £23 million due to his current contract expiring in just 12 months.

The 28-year old has spent five years at the Camp Nou, scoring an incredible 130 goals in just 200 appearances. His last appearance for Barca was last month's Champions League final where Eto'o scored the opening goal of a 2-0 victory over City's arch rivals Manchester United.

It is thought the whole deal could be finalised as early as Tuesday. Eto'o is likely to be partnered by Carlos Tevez at City. The Argentine striker will finalise his £30 million move on Wednesday after spending weeks considering his future. This is unlikely to be the end of Mark Hughes' spending this summer, with a defender now believed to be his number one priority.

What do you think? Comments below please.

Is Xabi Alonso really worth £35 million?

It has been claimed today that Liverpool have told Real Madrid they will have to bid £35 million if they are to have any chance of signing Xabi Alonso. The Spanish midfielder has been heavily linked with a move to the Bernabeu all summer, however as of yet, Real are yet to make a bid.

£35 million is a hell of a lot of money and it has got me thinking, is Alonso really worth that much? I'm undecided, but what do you think? Please leave your comments below.

Spurs willing to let striker leave for £18 million

Darren Bent's days as a Tottenham player appear numbered after club chairman Daniel Levy admitted the England striker could leave once the club's valuation of £18 million is met.

Bent, 25, has struggled to make an impact at White Hart Lane since his £16.5 million arrival from Charlton back in 2007. Sunderland are believed to be the only club currently interested in Bent's signature, however the £18 million price-tag which has been placed on Bent should see Steve Bruce cool his interest.

Spurs boss Harry Redknapp is desperate to offload Bent as soon as possible to allow him to move for the likes of Klaas Jan Huntelaar and/or Luca Toni. With the World Cup fast approaching, Bent knows he needs to be playing regular first team football to have a chance of getting into Fabio Capello's England squad and at Spurs, that is unlikely to happen.

Personally, I think Tottenham would be lucky to get £12 million from the sale of Bent. I would say even Bent himself is laughing at the £18 million price-tag. Bent hasn't done much during his time at Spurs, and let's face it, a player who struggles to get into the Tottenham starting eleven is not worth £18 million. Stay tuned to Football Corner for all the latest on this and more.

What do you think? Are Spurs asking for a bit too much or is their £18 million valuation spot on? Comments below please.

The latest twist in the Carlos Tevez saga

It would appear that Carlos Tevez will be joining Manchester City after months of speculation regarding his future. The Argentine striker has been strongly linked with several Premier League clubs in recent weeks including the likes of Liverpool and Chelsea, however City look to have finally won the race.

Tevez recently revealed that he had rejected Manchester United's offer of a new deal at Old Trafford because he didn't feel wanted by the Premier League Champions. It has been reported today that the 25-year old has enrolled his 4-year old daugther, Florencia in a private school in Chesire, which would seem to indicate that he plans to stay in the north-west next season.

City have been the favourites for a long time to sign Tevez and I'm sure today's revelation will make them even heavier favourites. A player like Tevez will no doubt help Mark Hughes in his quest to make City one of the biggest clubs in the world and as a City fan myself, I just can't wait to see Tevez arrive at Eastlands.

What do you think? Can you see Tevez signing for anyone other than City or is it a certainty now? Comments below please.