Champions League

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در ليگ قهرمانان اروپا

وردربرمن از چلسي انتقام گرفت


دور پنجم ليگ قهرمانان اروپا با شگفتي*هاي تازه*اي از جمله شكست چلسي انگليس در زمين وردربرمن آلمان به پايان رسيد.



A به نقل از كيكر، تيم وردربرمن كه در گروه
با چلسي در ورزشگاه وزراشتاديون روبرو شد و پس از كسب باخت 2 بر صفر در بازي رفت، توانست با استفاده از گلي كه پر مرته*ساكر، مدافع بلندقامتش با ضربه سر زد، به پيروزي يك بر صفر نائل آمده و انتقام دلنشيني از مردان خوزه مورينيو بگرد.
اينترميلان در سن سيرو با همين نتيجه بر اسپورتينگ ليسبون غلبه كرد. هرنان كرسپو، بازيكن آرژانتيني اينتر در دقيقه 37 گل زد تا سه امتياز به حساب ياران مانچيني ريخته شود تا آنان نيز جواز صعود به دور بعدي را بگيرند.

* تابلوي نتايج به شرح زير است:
گروه A
لفسكي صوفيه صفر- بارسلونا 2
گل: گيولي (5) و اينيستاد (65)
وردربرمن يك- چلسي صفر
گل: مرته*ساكر (27)

گروه B:
اسپارتاك مسكو 2- بايرن مونيخ 2
گل: ماكسيم كاليشنكو (16) و رادوسلاو (72) براي مسكو و پيزارو (22 و 39) براي بايرن
اينترميلان يك- اسپورتينگ ليسبون صفر
گل: كرسپو (37)

گروه *C
بوردو 3- گالاتاسراي تركيه يك
گل: آلونسو (22)، لاس لانوس (47) و فابرت (50) براي بوردو و ايناموتو (73) براي گالاتاسراي
اخراج: توران (گالاتاسراي) دقيقه 59
ليورپول 2- آيندهوون صفر
گل: استيون جرارد (66) و كروچ (89)

گروه D
شاختاردونسك يك- رم صفر
گل: مارسيا (61)
والنسيا 2- المپياكوس صفر
گل: آنگولو (45) و مورينتس (49)

جدول گروه A تا D
گروه A
چلسي 10 امتياز
وردربرمن 10 امتياز
بارسلونا 8 امتياز
لفسكي صوفيه صفر امتياز

گروه B
بايرن مونيخ 11 امتياز
اينترميلان 9 امتياز
اسپورتينگ ليسبون 5 امتياز
اسپارتاگ مسكو 2 امتياز

گروه C
ليورپول 13 امتياز
آيندهوون 10 امتياز
بوردو 4 امتياز
گالاتاسراي 1 امتياز

گروه D
والنسيا 13 امتياز
رم 7 امتياز
شاختار 5 امتياز
المپياكوس 2 امتياز

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SPARTAK M. 2-2 BAYERN M.

SHAKHTAR D. 1-0 ROMA

VALENCIA 2-0 OLYMPIACOS

LIVERPOOL 2-0 PSV

GIRONDINS B. 3-1 GALATASARAY

INTER 1-0 SPORTING L.

LEVSKI S. 0-2 BARCELONA

WERDER B. 1-0 CHELSEA

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Barcelona 2-0 Werder Bremen

Bayern Munich 1-1 Inter Milan

Chelsea 2-0 Levski Sofia

Galatasaray 3-2 Liverpool

Olympiacos 1-1 Shakhtar Donetsk

PSV 1-3 Bordeaux

Sporting Lisbon 1-3 Spartak Moscow

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MILAN 0-2 LILLE

ANDERLECHT 2-2 AEK ATENAS

HAMBURG 3-2 CSKA MOSCOW

OPORTO 0-0 ARSENAL

COPENHAGUE 3-1 CELTIC G.

MANCHESTER U. 3-1 BENFICA

O. LYON 1-1 STEAUA B.

DINAMO K. 2-2 REAL MADRID

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Next Step ... 20-21 feb 2007 and 6-7 mar 2007

Oporto - Chelsea

Celtic - Milan

PSV Eindhoven - Arsenal

Lille - Manchester United

Roma - Ol. Lyon

BARCELONA - Liverpool

Inter - VALENCIA

REAL MADRID - Bayern

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Inter and AC Milan will play their next Champions League home matches at the San Siro stadium although the crowd capacity will be limited, UEFA said on Thursday.

The venue had been in doubt because of stepped-up safety regulations after a policeman was killed in rioting at a Serie A match in Sicily on Feb. 2.

Inter host Valencia on Wednesday, while AC Milan will play Celtic on March 7.

In a statement on its Web site (www.uefa.com), UEFA said the permitted capacity for the Inter match would be 36,000 spectators, of which 1,800 would be visiting fans.

No capacity has yet been set for Milan's game, although the UEFA statement said 4,500 tickets would be made available for Celtic supporters. When full, the San Siro holds 85,000.

UEFA's decision to allow in Valencia and Celtic fans contrasts with the ban on visiting fans laid down by the Italian Football Federation for domestic games at the stadium.

In Serie A the San Siro is only open to Milan and Inter's season-ticket holders after emergency works last week to install electronic turnstiles brought it closer to complying with

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Manchester United beat Lille 1-0 on Tuesday on a disputed goal in a Champions League game marred by crowd problems.

Real Madrid, meanwhile, helped ease the pressure on its coach by beating Bayern Munich 3-2.

Also, PSV Eindhoven beat Arsenal 1-0 and Celtic held AC Milan to a 0-0 tie in the other first leg matches of the second round.

Ryan Giggs scored the winning goal for United, curling in a free kick in the 83rd minute. That prompted an angry reaction from Lille's players, who claimed Giggs had not waited for the referee's whistle and took the free kick too quickly.

"When the goalkeeper asks to place his wall, you should wait for the referee's whistle," Lille captain Gregory Tafforeau said. "There was no whistle at all and the player shot directly and the result is a goal."

Lille had a goal by Peter Odemwingie ruled out because the referee said he pushed United defender Nemanja Vidic.

Soon after the game started, some visiting fans were pushed against a high metal security barrier designed to keep fans off the field. Although several fans were helped over the barrier, there were no reports of any major injuries.

The match was played at nearby Lens because Lille's stadium doesn't meet UEFA's standards.

Madrid got two first-half goals from Raul Gonzalez and another from Ruud van Nistelrooy to give the nine-time champions the edge heading into the second leg in two weeks.

The victory at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium may have eased the pressure on coach Fabio Capello, who reportedly offered to quit on Monday, seven months into his second spell in charge.

Raul, the competition's all-time leading scorer, scored in the 10th and 28th minutes to give him 56 goals. Van Nistelrooy added another in the 34th.

Defender Lucio scored for Bayern in the 23rd, with midfielder Mark van Bommel adding what could be a decisive away goal in the 88th.

Edison Mendez scored in the 61st minute for PSV Eindhoven after controlling a pass from Arouna Kone and sending a long range shot into the bottom corner of Jens Lehmann's goal.

PSV defender Sun Xiang became the first Chinese player to play in the Champions League when he came on as a 66th-minute substitute for Manuel Da Costa.

Milan striker Alberto Gilardino, who has recently recovered from a knee injury, had his team's best chance when he beat the offside trap in the 26th minute, but his shot was deflected wide by Celtic goalkeeper Artur Boruc.

For Celtic, Shunsuke Nakamura's free kick was saved by the diving Zeljko Kalac in the 39th.

AC Milan captain Paolo Maldini became the fifth player to make his 100th Champions League appearance, joining Oliver Kahn, David Beckham, Roberto Carlos and Raul.

The 38-year-old Maldini also played in the previous version of the competition, making his European Cup debut in 1992. He has two winner's medals and has reached three other finals.

On Wednesday, defending champion FC Barcelona hosts 2005 champion Liverpool and Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho goes to former club FC Porto, which he guided to the 2004 Champions League title.

Also, Inter Milan hosts Valencia in a half-capacity San Siro stadium and Lyon travels to AS Roma.