Showing posts with label UEFACPL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UEFACPL. Show all posts

Thursday, April 16, 2009

UEFA Champions Leageu Quarter-finals - 15 April 2009

Man united 1-0 FC Porto
Man United win agg. 3-2

Arsenal 3-0 VIllareal
Arsenal win agg. 4-1


And at last Man United was created the history in just early as 6'' by the world best player C. Ronaldo. As known that there was none of the football club from England that has won the game at Porto but Man United did it. Glory glory man United... believe...!

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

UEFA Champions League - Quarter-finals 2nd leg

14-april 2009

CHELSEA 4-4 LIVERPOOL
Aggregate: 7 - 5

BARCELONA 1-1 BAYERN
Aggregate: 5 - 1

Thursday, April 9, 2009

UEFA: Champions League quarter-final result (8 April)

Liverpool FC 1-3 Chelsea FC
Branislav Ivanović picked the right night to head his first two Chelsea goals and Didier Drogba added another in a first leg Liverpool had led early on.



FC Barcelona 4-0 FC Bayern München
Another breathtaking first-half display blew away the German visitors at the Camp Nou, the superb Lionel Messi leading the charge with two goals.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

UEFA: Champions League quarter-final result


Draw result...
date of games: 7 april

Man United 2 - 2 FC Porto
Arsenal 1-1 Villareal




Manchester United FC manager Sir Alex Ferguson was left to rue costly defensive lapses as Mariano's late goal gave FC Porto a 2-2 UEFA Champions League quarter-final first-leg draw at Old Trafford. Porto coach Jesualdo Ferreira, meanwhile, heaped praise on his side and believes they have a realistic chance of going even further in this year's competition.


''It's a difficult job now, I agree. The last goal we lost was one you can't afford to lose. It was a terrible goal to lose. At 2-1 we should have seen the game out, we've only ourselves to blame. It wasn't a particularly well manufactured goal. It exemplified the fragile nature of our defence at moment.'' Sir Alex Ferguson, Manchester United manager

from, uefa.com


''Both teams played well at a high tempo and in an offensive way. Villarreal started stronger than us and the positions of Ariel Ibagaza and Cani, between our defence and midfield, caused us some problems initially.'' Arsène Wenger, Arsenal manager