UCL Match Day 2- Phase 1
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So who is watching tonight's matches? What channel showing the pool match? I think that one should be interesting only. The rest all quite boring right?
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First 5mins: Spartak Moscow 1 - 0 Sporting Lisbon
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Half-time: Spartak Moscow 1 - 0 Sporting Lisbon
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halftime
Group A
Levski Sofia vs Chelsea 0-1
Werder Bremen vs Barcelona 0-0
Group B
Spartak Moscow vs Sporting Lisbon 1-1
Internazionale vs Bayern Munich 0-0
Group C
Liverpool vs Galatasaray 2-0
Bordeaux vs PSV Eindhoven 0-0
Group D
Shaktar Donetsk vs Olympiakos 1-1
Valencia vs A.S. Roma 2-1 -
fulltime
Levski Sofia 1 - 3 Chelsea
Werder Bremen 1 - 1 Barcelona
Spartak Moscow 1 - 1 Sporting Lisbon
Inter Milan 0 - 2 Bayern Munich
Bordeaux 0 - 1 PSV Eindhoven
Liverpool 3 - 2 Galatasaray
Shakhtar Donetsk 2 - 2 Olympiakos Piraeus
Valencia 2 - 1 AS Roma -
inter in all sorts of trouble. 3 players sent off in 2 CL matches.
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Barcelona worry about Eto'o knee injury
BREMEN, Germany, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Samuel Eto'o suffered a potentially serious injury to his right knee in Barcelona's 1-1 draw with Werder Bremen in the Champions League on Wednesday.
'Sadly enough it seems Eto'o has an injury to his knee and it could be a meniscus problem,' coach Frank Rijkaard told a news conference.
'We'll have to do some tests and see what the medical staff say.'
Spanish media quoted a Barcelona team doctor as saying Eto'o could be out for between two and three months. -
Benitez relieved as Reds hold on
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez says Galatasaray had him "worried" as the Turkish side threatened to come back from 3-0 down to take a point.
"It was a very difficult game," said Benitez after his side clung on for a 3-2 Champions League Group C victory.
"We were under pressure because we couldn't score a fourth - they knew the game was over, so they decided to go forward all the time.
Despite Galatasaray's impressive performance after they had gone three goals behind their manager Eric Gerets believed Liverpool were worthy winners. -
Mourinho eyes Chelsea improvement
Jose Mourinho insists Chelsea still have room for improvement despite an impressive Champions League win against Levski Sofia in Bulgaria.
Didier Drogba's hat-trick helped Chelsea to a crucial 3-1 victory.
But Mourinho said: "We have six points and lead our Champions League group and lead the Premiership, but we still have players with space to improve.
Mourinho, despite his demands for improvement, was happy to leave Sofia with maximum points from their first two Champions League games. -
After last night's matches...
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SAMUEL ETOÂ’O will miss BarcelonaÂ’s Euro games against Chelsea after being ruled out for FIVE MONTHS.
Cameroon striker EtoÂ’o, 25, ruptured a cartilage in his right knee during BarcaÂ’s 1-1 Champions League draw at Werder Bremen on Wednesday.