UEFA Champions League - 16 / 17 Sep
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Tuesday, 16 September 2008.UEFA Champions League..Channel 23: "Live".Chelsea v Bordeaux, 2:45 - (Wed Morning)..Barcelona v Sporting Lisbon, 2:45(Same day Telecast)
5:30 am..Channel 24: "Live".Marseille v Liverpool, 2:45 - (Wed Morning)..Basle v Shakhtar Donetsk, 2:45PSV Eindhoven v Atletico Madrid, 2:45Panathinaikos v Inter Milan, 2:45Roma v CFR Cluj-Napoca, 2:45Werder Bremen v Anorthosis Famagusta, 2:45....
..Wednesday, 17 September 2008..Channel 23: "Live".Man Utd v Villarreal, 2:45 - (Thur Morning)..Juventus v Zenit St Petersburg, 2:45(Same day Telecast) 5:30 am..Channel 24: "Live" ?.Dynamo Kiev v Arsenal, 2:45 - (Thur Morning)..Celtic v AaB Aalborg, 2:45.FC Porto v Fenerbahce, 2:45.Lyon v Fiorentina, 2:45.Real Madrid v BATE Borisov, 2:45.Steaua Bucharest v Bayern Munich, 2:45 -
how come liverpool jersey don't have Carlsberg?
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Originally posted by youyayu:
how come liverpool jersey don't have Carlsberg?
they prefer tiger beer now..
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Chelsea 4 : 0 Bordeaux
scorer
Lampard
J.Cole
Malouda
Alneka! -
Tuesday, 16 September 2008.UEFA Champions League results...Barcelona 3-1 Sporting LisbonBasle 1-2 Shakhtar DonetskChelsea 4-0 BordeauxMarseille 1-2 LiverpoolPSV Eindhoven 0-3 Atletico MadridPanathinaikos 0-2 Inter MilanRoma 1-2 CFR Cluj-NapocaWerder Bremen 0-0 Anorthosis Famagusta
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I bought Real Madrid to lose, $5.
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Originally posted by youyayu:
how come liverpool jersey don't have Carlsberg?
because of French advertising laws.
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Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:
because of French advertising laws.
But Marseille are allowed to have their shirt sponsors printed.... I guessed it's got to do with a conflict of interest with Heineken, UEFA champions league sponsor
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Originally posted by Trump_Card:
But Marseille are allowed to have their shirt sponsors printed.... I guessed it's got to do with a conflict of interest with Heineken, UEFA champions league sponsor
i think not allowed to advertise alcohol, cigarettes etc.
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were there any heineken advertising boards around?
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Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:
i think not allowed to advertise alcohol, cigarettes etc.
icic
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They didn't have their 'alcoholic' sponsorship because the French do not allow it to be advertised on TV. So any team that have it on their shirt have to play without it. It was the same against Tolouse and Marseilles again last season.
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who watched the celtic vs aalborg match? poor fella got sent off for nothing.
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Lyon's first goal also very sad case for the Fiorentina defender.
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Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:
were there any heineken advertising boards around?
i saw it in chelsea game
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UEFA: Lyon Goal Was Legal
UEFA have controversially come out and declared that Lyon’s hugely controversial goal against Fiorentina in their Champions League tie on Wednesday night was right to stand.
The Viola led 2-0 at the Stade Gerland with just 17 minutes to go and were coasting to victory when defender Luciano Zauri went down in his own six yard box with a head injury, and stayed down dazed and confused for well over a minute.
However, Lyon unsportingly refused to kick the ball out of play, and then used Zauri positioning in order to beat the offside trap, thus allowing substitute Piquionne to score to make it 2-1.
Lyon then equalised five minutes from time and after the game striker Alberto Gilardino launched a tirade in which he branded the French team “cheats”.
The controversy has worsened since it was revealed that the referee, Peter Frojfeldt, was the same Swedish official who allowed Ruud Van Nistelrooy’s offside goal for Holland against Italy at Euro 2008 to stand.
Just like in the aftermath of that match, UEFA have controversially come out and supported the decision to allow the goal, saying that the referee didn’t consider Zauri’s injury to be serious.
“There's nothing to say about the goal because it was the referee's decision,” UEFA spokesman William Gaillard stated.
“We tell the players clearly that they don't have to put the ball out if they see an opponent on the ground.
“It's not a question of fair play, but it's just so that we avoid too many interruptions. The referee is the only one who can stop play.
“If the official didn't believe Zauri's injury was serious then there is nothing to question.”
Zauri was stretchered off the pitch just moments later with a suspected fractured cheekbone. -
UEFA: Aalborg Red Card Overturned
BK Aalborg defender Michael Beauchamp has had his midweek red card overturned and deferred onto his team-mate Michael Jakobsen following a decision from UEFA.
A late challenge on Georgios Samaras by Michael Jakobsen enlivened the closing stages of Aalborg's champions League Group E tie at Parkhead against Celtic.
The callous foul led to a red card being produced by the match referee Matteo Trefoloni. However, in the ensuing furore, the official gave Michael Beauchamp his marching orders after a case of mistaken identity.
Despite the protests from the Aalborg players, the Australian trudged off and Jakobsen stayed on the field.
UEFA have subsequently decreed that the red card should be rescinded and issued instead to the culpable Jakobsen, who will now serve a one-match European ban. He will miss the home clash with Manchester United in a fortnight's time.