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Date/Time: Dec 9, 2009
2:45pm (US/Eastern)
Competition: UEFA Champions League
Live/Repeat: Live
Venue: Dinamo Stadion
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Dynamo Kyiv vs Barcelona Live Streams and TV Channels

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International UEFA.com
United States FOX Deportes
 
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Dynamo Kyiv vs Barcelona Delayed and Repeat Broadcasts

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United StatesWed, Dec 09 17:00pmFox Soccer Channel
 Wed, Dec 09 20:30pmSetanta Sports USA
 Wed, Dec 09 21:00pmFOX Deportes
 Thu, Dec 10 6:00amSetanta Sports USA
 Thu, Dec 10 16:45pmSetanta Sports USA
 Thu, Dec 10 17:00pmFOX Deportes
 Thu, Dec 10 20:00pmFox Soccer Channel
 Fri, Dec 11 13:00pmSetanta Sports USA
 Sat, Dec 12 5:00amSetanta Sports USA
 Mon, Dec 14 19:00pmFOX Deportes
CanadaThu, Dec 10 3:00amSportsnet West
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Dynamo Kyiv vs Barcelona Match Preview

Isaac Asante, Dec 5th 2009
Dynamo Kiev will stay at home on Wednesday evening as they host title holders FC Barcelona at the Dinamo Stadion in the UEFA Champions League.

Swede striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic striking the ball during the Champions League match between FC Barcelona and Dynamo Kiev at the Camp Nou, September 29.Being their final game in the Champions League’s group stages, both sides will look ahead to getting nothing but a good result. Barcelona currently lead the Group F with 8 points following their comfortable 2-0 win at home against Inter Milan; however, Dynamo Kiev find themselves at the bottom of the table with 5 points after a single win in 5 Champions League games this season.

Looking at these facts, one could be aware that both sides will play with different purposes – despite equally taking the Dynamo Kiev vs FC Barcelona fixture seriously.

 

Dynamo Kiev – Reaching at least the UEFA Europa League

Artem Milevskiy of Dynamo Kiev battling for the ball against Xavi Hernandez of Barcelona between both side's game in the Champions League at the Camp Nou2 draws, 2 losses, and 1 win after match-day 5 in the UEFA Champions League have left Dynamo Kiev in a dangerous situation, as their road to European success is almost over.

Dynamo Kiev are just a point behind Inter Milan and Rubin Kazan, who both share 6 points. Perhaps, this small gap could give Andryi Shevchenko’s side a big boost, as they are not too far away from reserving themselves a place in the UEFA Europa League; if ever they are not lucky enough to reach the Champions League’s last 16.

Surely, getting at least the necessary amount of additional points to reach the Europa League will not be disgraceful, as they will get the chance to play against less powered sides, among which currently lie miserable English giants Liverpool.

FC Barcelona – Finishing as leaders of Group F

Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi celebrating for FC Barcelona after scoring a goal against Ukrainian giants Dynamo Kiev in the UEFA Champions League at the Camp Nou.Barcelona’s target ahead of their match in Kiev will certainly be to get the 3 points, which would guaranty them an established place in their table’s top position.

Inter Milan were previously leading the standings, but subsequent to their defeat at the Camp Nou, the Catalans were given the chance to get back at the top. Now, it is up to them to make sure they maintain this precious advantage. For sure, there is only one way this can be done: to triumph over Dynamo Kiev on Wednesday night.

As every football lover knows, qualifying as first into the last 16 of the Champions League is always an advantage, as chances of meeting another top club in the next round are often very low.

Undoubtedly, this is exactly Barcelona’s aim, and even though they might be physically weakened by the bunch of encounters which they had to deal with since the International break, they might do everything in their power to ensure that a comfortable road is ahead of them.

Bouncing back from a 2-0 defeat in Barcelona

Dynamo Kiev were denied a win when they travelled to the Camp Nou back on September 29, losing 2-0 to the invincible Barcelona.

Their challenge on December 9 could therefore be their opportunity to redeem themselves and take their revenge over their Spanish opponents. Yes, by analyzing Dynamo Kiev’s resistance against Inter Milan and Rubin Kazan in their previous games, there is no doubt the Ukrainians will be capable of causing the defending champions an upset; taking into consideration the fact that they’ll have the advantage of playing on home soil.

Standings in Group F of the UEFA Champions League:

The Dynamo Kiev vs FC Barcelona game will then be a match with high expectations, but in the end, both sides will need to possess concentration at its maximum level in other to keep their fans’ hopes alive for the near future. To conclude, let’s take a look at how the standings are in the Champions League’s Group F so far:

  1. FC Barcelona with 8 points: 2 wins, 2 draws, 1 loss.
  2. Rubin Kazan with 6 points: 1 win, 3 draws, 1 loss.
  3. Inter Milan with 6 points: 1 win, 3 draws, and 1 loss.
  4. Dynamo Kiev with 5 points: 1 win, 2 draws, 2 loss.

Dynamo Kyiv vs Barcelona Match Statistics

Dynamo Kiev

Barcelona

Scoring Summary
Artem Milevskiy (2')
Xavi (33')
Lionel Messi (86')
Yellow Cards
Leandro Almeida (51')
Ognjen Vukojevic (55')
Taras Mikhalik (78')
Andriy Shevchenko (88')
Gerard Pique (45')
Zlatan Ibrahimovic (77')
Xavi (81')
Statistics
Shots Total 412
Shots on goal 18
Fouls 2016
Corners 25
Offsides 64
Possession Time 20%80%
Yellow Cards 43
Red Cards 00
Saves 60
Squad
1Oleksandr Shovkovskiy (G)
44Leandro Almeida (CD-L)
25Atanda Yussuf (CD-R)
3Betao (LB)
11Roman Eremenko (RB)
17Taras Mikhalik (LM)
5Ognjen Vukojevic (RM)
10Artem Milevskiy (ST)
21Gerson Magrão (RCF)
70Andriy Yarmolenko (AM-L)
7Andriy Shevchenko (AM-R)
1Víctor Valdés (G)
5Carles Puyol (CD-L)
3Gerard Pique (CD-R)
22Eric Abidal (LB)
2Daniel Alves (RB)
16Sergi Busquets (CM)
15Seydou Keita (LM)
6Xavi (RM)
8Andrés Iniesta (ST)
9Zlatan Ibrahimovic (LF)
10Lionel Messi (RF)
Substitutes
26Andriy Nesmachniy
20Oleg Gusev
36Milos Ninkovic
8Oleksandr Aliev
4Tiberiu Ghioane
22Artem Kravets
31Stanislav Bogush
14Thierry Henry
4Rafael Márquez
13Jose Manuel Pinto
24Gnegneri Yaya Toure
19Maxwell
11Bojan Krkic
17Pedro
Substitutions
Milos Ninkovic   -   Gerson Magrão (75')
Pedro   -   Andrés Iniesta (82')
Rafael Márquez   -   Gerard Pique (88')

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