Next Week UEFA Champions League And UEFA Cup
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Tuesday, September 26, 2006
19:45 UK Real Madrid v Dynamo Kiev First Phase Group E Estadio Santiago Bernabéu - Real Madrid Win
19:45 UK Steaua Bucuresti v Lyon First Phase Group E Farul - Lyon Win
19:45 UK Benfica v Man Utd First Phase Group F Estadio da Luz - Draw
19:45 UK Celtic v FC Copenhagen First Phase Group F Celtic Park - Celtic Win
19:45 UK Arsenal v FC Porto First Phase Group G Emirates Stadium - Arsenal Win
19:45 UK CSKA Moscow v Hamburg SV First Phase Group G CSKA - CSKA Moscow Win
19:45 UK AEK Athens v Anderlecht First Phase Group H Nikos Goumas Stadium - Draw
19:45 UK Lille v AC Milan First Phase Group H Stadium Lille Métropole - Milan Win -
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
19:45 UK Levski Sofia v Chelsea First Phase Group A Vasilij Levski - Chelsea Win
19:45 UK Werder Bremen v Barcelona First Phase Group A Weserstadion - Barcelona Win
19:45 UK Inter Milan v Bayern Munich First Phase Group B Stadio Giuseppe Meazza - Draw
19:45 UK Spartak Moscow v Sporting Lisbon First Phase Group B Luzhniki Stadium - Draw
19:45 UK Bordeaux v PSV Eindhoven First Phase Group C Parc Lescure - PSV Win
19:45 UK Liverpool v Galatasaray First Phase Group C Anfield - LFC Win
19:45 UK Shakhtar Donetsk v Olympiakos First Phase Group D Shakhtyor - Olympiakos Win
19:45 UK Valencia v Roma First Phase Group D Estadio Mestalla - Draw -
decide not to post on UEFA Cup as very less people are interested in it
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Arsenal boss Wenger identifies Postiga as danger man
tribalfooball.com - September 23, 2006
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger admits Helder Postiga is a dangerman for Porto this week.
Spurs signed the Portugal international for ?6.25million from Porto in June 2003 but he was on his way back home just over a year later for ?5million after failing to settle at White Hart Lane.
Postiga was tipped for success by Portugal's coach, Brazilian Luiz Felipe Scolari, but he just could not adapt to the English game as Wenger noted.
Wenger said: "When we played against Tottenham, I came out of the game thinking he had qualities and after that he never performed.
"A year before that Felipe Scolari said 'watch out for Postiga'. He was a bit young when he came over to England but now he looks to be coming through." -
Thursday, 28 september 2006
Zulte Waregem vs Lokomotiv Moskva
Rabotnicki vs Basel
Mladá Boleslav vs Marseille
PSG vs Derry
Brøndby vs Eintracht
Espanyol vs Artmedia
Newcastle vs Levadia
Groningen vs Partizan
Lens vs Achnas
Zaporizhya vs Panathinaikos
Club Brugge vs Ružomberok
Litex vs M. Haifa
Heerenveen vs Setúbal
Osasuna vs Trabzonspor
Parma vs Rubin
Auxerre vs Dinamo Zagreb
Chievo vs Braga
Nancy vs Schalke
Leverkusen vs Sion
Ajax vs Start
Austria vs Legia
Randers vs Fenerbahçe
Feyenoord vs Loko Sofia
Celta vs Standard
Nacional vs Rapid Bucuresti
H. Tel Aviv vs Chornomorets
CSKA Sofia vs Beşiktaş
Pasching vs Livorno
Blackburn vs Salzburg
Kayserispor vs AZ
Tottenham vs Slavia
Palermo vs West Ham
Sparta vs Hearts
Grasshoppers vs Ã…tvidaberg
OB vs Hertha
Iraklis vs Wisła
Rangers vs Molde
Sevilla vs Atromitos
Dinamo Bucuresti vs Xanthi
Crvena Zvesda vs Liberec -
lol you post this uefa cup fixtures to highlight newcastle match ah XD
anyway i like newcastle too but thier defence really cmi only under robson got some sort of decent defence under roder still quite crappy
buy Center back and Wing Back in the janaury transfer market -
Originally posted by ghimpheng:
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
19:45 UK Levski Sofia v Chelsea First Phase Group A Vasilij Levski - Chelsea Win
19:45 UK Werder Bremen v Barcelona First Phase Group A Weserstadion - Barcelona Win
19:45 UK Inter Milan v Bayern Munich First Phase Group B Stadio Giuseppe Meazza - Draw
19:45 UK Spartak Moscow v Sporting Lisbon First Phase Group B Luzhniki Stadium - Draw
19:45 UK Bordeaux v PSV Eindhoven First Phase Group C Parc Lescure - PSV Win
19:45 UK Liverpool v Galatasaray First Phase Group C Anfield - LFC Win
19:45 UK Shakhtar Donetsk v Olympiakos First Phase Group D Shakhtyor - Olympiakos Win
19:45 UK Valencia v Roma First Phase Group D Estadio Mestalla - Draw
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anything wrong with chelsea win ?Originally posted by Dead_Man_Inc: -
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu Real Madrid 5 - 1 Dynamo Kiev
20' R van Nistelrooy 1 - 0
27' González Blanco 2 - 0
45' J Reyes 3 - 0
47' 3 - 1 A Milevskiy
61' González Blanco 4 - 1
68' O Shovkovskiy
70' R van Nistelrooy (pen) 5 - 1
Farul Steaua Bucuresti 0 - 3 Lyon
43' 0 - 1 Fred
55' 0 - 2 C Tiago
89' 0 - 3 K Benzema
Estadio da Luz Benfica 0 - 1 Man Utd
60' 0 - 1 L Saha
Celtic Park Celtic 1 - 0 FC Copenhagen
36' K Miller (pen) 1 - 0
CSKA CSKA Moscow 1 - 0 Hamburg SV
59' D Silva 1 - 0
85' B Lauth
Emirates Stadium Arsenal 2 - 0 FC Porto
38' T Henry 1 - 0
48' A Hleb 2 - 0
Nikos Goumas Stadium AEK Athens 1 - 1 Anderlecht
25' 0 - 1 N Frutos
28' J Cezar 1 - 1 -
Levski Sofia 1 - 3 Chelsea
39' 0 - 1 D Drogba
52' 0 - 2 D Drogba
68' 0 - 3 D Drogba
89' M Ognyanov 1 - 3
Werder Bremen 1 - 1 Barcelona
56' C Puyol (og) 1 - 0
89' 1 - 1 L Messi
Spartak Moscow 1 - 1 Sporting Lisbon
5' D Boyarinstev 1 - 0
59' 1 - 1 L Almeida da Cunha
Inter Milan 0 - 2 Bayern Munich
58' Z Ibrahimovic - Red carded
81' 0 - 1 C Pizarro
85' F Grosso - Red Carded
90' 0 - 2 L Podolski
Bordeaux 0 - 1 PSV Eindhoven
65' 0 - 1 M Väyrynen
85' M Lamey - Red Carded
Liverpool 3 - 2 Galatasaray
9' P Crouch 1 - 0
14' S Luis Garcia 2 - 0
52' P Crouch 3 - 0
59' 3 - 1 Ü Karan
65' 3 - 2 Ü Karan
Shakhtar Donetsk 2 - 2 Olympiakos
24' 0 - 1 M Konstantinou
33' F Matuzalem 1 - 1
68' 1 - 2 A Castillo
70' C Marica 2 - 2
Valencia 2 - 1 Roma
12' M Angulo 1 - 0
19' 1 - 1 F Totti (pen)
29' D Villa 2 - 1 -
Chelsea ace Drogba plays down hat-trick heroics
tribalfooball.com - September 27, 2006
Didier Drogba struck a superb hat-trick as Chelsea cruised to an easy 3-1 win at Levski Sofia tonight.
The 28-year-old Ivory Coast striker preferred to focus on the fact the Blues had claimed a first victory on their Champions League travels for more than 10 months.
Drogba told Sky Sports: "We took the three points even though we conceded the goal at the end. The most important was the result, taking three points away from home.
"Okay, I scored three goals and I am very happy but the most important thing in the Champions League is to win away."
He did, though, admit he enjoyed the hat-trick, saying: "It means a lot because I was looking for it since I am here so I am very happy."
Drogba and Michael Ballack both hit the woodwork before the striker put the Blues ahead in the first half.
Drogba hit an unstoppable half-volley after goalkeeper Georgi Petkov produced a fine save following John Obi Mikel's powerful shot.
Drogba then claimed his second in the 52nd minute when his shot squeezed under the goalkeeper after he controlled a long ball over the top and turning his defender.
The third goal came in the 68th minute when he backheeled Frank Lampard's shot into the net before the Bulgarians pulled one back just before the end.
The Stamford Bridge side take on Barcelona in their next Champions League matches with Chelsea heading the group following the Spaniards' draw with Werder Bremen but he denied Chelsea had as yet turned their attention to those matches.
"It is not that crucial to think about Barcelona," said Drogba.
"We should enjoy the result and (we need) to think about Villa on Saturday we have to recover and think about Villa.
"I feel comfortable on the pitch and I just want to enjoy and to play."
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho had mixed feelings despite picking up his second consecutive victory in the team's opening two Champions League games.
"It is (a) very important (result). I knew it was not an easy game especially at the beginning," Mourinho told Sky Sports.
"The atmosphere very warm and they played with a lot of motivation and I knew it was going to be very difficult.
"When we were two and 3-0 up we have to keep better control of the game. In the last part of the game we did not play very well.
"So I am just a little disappointed because we didn't control the last bit."
Mourinho also refused to read too much into Chelsea's place at the top of Group A, insisting the Blues did not have the upper hand.
"It means the group is very strong," he added. "Normally when you have Barcelona and Chelsea in the same group at this moment it should be six (points) and six (points).
"We have six points, we have to do about 10 or 11.
"We have to go to Barcelona and Bremen, two difficult matches. We are not playing super football, still some players with room to improve but still we are okay."
On Drogba's hat-trick, Mourinho said: "He has scored goals in England, scored in Europe and playing very well so it is a beautiful moment for him."
Humble.......Drogba Shooting Technique is getting better and better and his 3rd goal great goal with a nice little flick from lampard powerful shot,great job Drogba ! -
anything wrong with laughing?Originally posted by ghimpheng:anything wrong with chelsea win ? -
After Chelsea SIRIUS add Champions League to schedule
tribalfooball.com - September 28, 2006
SIRIUS Satellite Radio announced today an agreement that will expand SIRIUS' soccer coverage to include live matches from the UEFA Champions League, featuring the best club soccer teams in the world. The agreement was concluded between SIRIUS and IMG Media, the content, production, delivery and distribution arm of sports and entertainment marketing agency IMG.
SIRIUS' UEFA Champions League coverage kicks off Wednesday, September 27 at 2:45 pm ET with live play-by-play of Inter Milan v. Bayern Munich on channel 125. SIRIUS will air Champions League matches Wednesdays throughout the competition on channel 125, featuring some of the world's most celebrated teams - Arsenal, FC Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Chelsea FC, Inter Milan, Liverpool, Manchester United, Real Madrid and others - as they compete for one of the most coveted titles in sports.
"With the addition of UEFA Champions League soccer to the SIRIUS sports lineup, listeners will have access to the matches that feature the best soccer talent in the world - players like Ronaldinho, Thierry Henry, Ronaldo and World Cup star Fabio Cannavaro," said Scott Greenstein, SIRIUS' President, Entertainment and Sports. "With our live coverage of the Champions League and the English Premier League, plus our expert talk shows, SIRIUS provides fans with superb soccer programming every day of the week."
SIRIUS is the Official Satellite Radio Partner of Barclays English Premier League and carries multiple live Premiership soccer matches each week on channels 125 and 110. SIRIUS listeners can hear the 20 best teams in the U.K. - including legendary rivals Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal - compete all season long for the league title.
SIRIUS is also the Official Satellite Radio Partner of Chelsea Football Club and airs every Chelsea Premier League game live, providing listeners in the U.S. and Canada with Chelsea's official radio broadcast
All Champions league matches but not in singapore sad