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Showing posts with label UEFA Champions League. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UEFA Champions League. Show all posts

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Suzuki Cup 2012 Upset: Arsenal Fail To Clinch Group First Place with Loss to Olympiakos


THE LATEST UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE NEWS – Greek champions Olympiakos stalled Arsenal’s winning hopes through a 2-1 fixture in Tuesday’s Champions League.


Tomas Rosicky opened scoring on the 38th minute, as the Czech playmaker sought to leave a footpr1nt in the match following his long stint in the sidelines. Giannis Maniatis recorded an impeccable finish to equalize in the second half.

Kostas Mitroglou threw in the winner on the 73rd minute, effectively preventing Arsenal from climbing the top spot of the group table. 


Thursday, October 25, 2012

UEFA Champions League News: Galatasaray Draws with CFR Cluj

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THE LATEST UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE NEWS – Turkish top football side Galatasaray failed to secure a crucial home win against Romanian top club CFR Cluj, with the match ending 1-1.

Cluj, which were reduced to 10 men later in the game, scored first through an own goal from Galatasaray centre back Dany Nounkeu. Matias Aguirregaray received two bookings that caused him to sit out of the game and leave his side with one player less.

Galatasaray have not played past through rival Romanians despite Burak Yilmaz’ leveller, as a Felipe Melo penalty failed to penetrate keeper Mario Felgueiras’ net.

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

SOCCER Sports Tips] UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2012-13 Barcelona vs Celtic


Match Date: October 24, 2012 (Wednesday)
Match Time: 2:45 am (+08:00 GMT)
Venue: Camp Nou (HOME: Barcelona)

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Barcelona will host Scottish champions Celtic in the third qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League match. Barcelona is first in the Group G table with six points from two wins. Celtic comes in at second with one win and one draw forming four points.


Barcelona have played past through rival Scottish side Celtic without losing in their past four Champions League matches.  For the Catalan side, the Scots are relatively familiar foes, although changes in the past few years would definitely make their upcoming fixture quite unpredictable.

Argentine talisman Lionel Messi will be the undisputed front man for Barcelona. His 21st hat trick for Barça against Deportivo La Coruna during their previous La Liga match is no understatement to his massive attacking capabilities that earned him three Ballon d’Or awards and the label “best football player in the world”. While there is no question with the Catalans’ attacking forte, defensive problems might prove to be a counterbalance. Captain Carles Puyol, Gerard Pique and Dani Alves will not figure in the match due to injuries, effectively softening the club’s reputed hard-rock defence. Alex Song, Javier Mascherano and Adriano could come off as back line replacements, although all three players are relatively fragile.

Celtic will start with midfielders Kris Commons, Scott Brown and James Forrest. Georgios Samaras will play the starting striker role. Defence options remain unclear for the Scottish side, as injured defenders Kevin Wilson and Adam Matthews are under observation for potential fitness to play at Camp Nou.