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Uefa Champions League Related Content

UEFA Champions League Preview: Nov 2

Napoli are two points behind group leading Bayern, but only one point ahead of third placed Manchester City.

City will be looking to keep up the pressure on the group leaders with a win when they travel to face last placed Villarreal.

Group B leaders Inter Milan will play host to Lille, while CSKA Moscow will travel to face Trabzonspor with both teams tied for second place.

Group C leaders Benfica will play host to third placed FC Basel. Manchester United are second in the group standings, and will play host to Otelul Galati.

Group D leaders Real Madrid will travel to face Olympique Lyonnais. Ajax are tied for second place in the group with Lyon, and will play host to Dinamo Zagreb.

UEFA Champions League Preview: Nov 1

Arsenal currently top Group F after an unbeaten start, while second placed Marseille are one point behind them.

In the other Group F game, Borussia Dortmund will play host to Olympiacos with both teams needing a win to revive their qualification hopes.

Group E leaders Chelsea could qualify for the Champions League knockout stages with a win over Genk.

If Chelsea pick up three points in Belgium, then they will seal qualification for the round of 16 if Bayer Leverkusen win or draw at Valencia.

Second placed Leverkusen are one point behind Chelsea, while Valencia are four points further back.

AC Milan and FC Barcelona are tied for lead in Group H and are six points clear at the top of the table. Milan will travel to face FC BATE Borisov, while Barcelona will face Viktoria Plzen in the Czech Republic.

APOEL FC currently lead Group H and will play host to FC Porto who are one point behind them. FC Zenit St Petersburg are tied with Porto for second in the group and will play host to Shakhtar Donetsk.

Chelsea Manager Andre Villas-Boas Believes Team Are “On Course” After Dominant Champions League Performance

Raul Meireles, Branislav Ivanovic and Salomon Kalou also found the net as Chelsea stayed on top of UEFA Champions League Group E.

Torres showed an early sign of intent when he was released by Meireles only to divert his shot wide.

Meireles found himself un-pressured in the 8th minute in a central position, and punished Genk by firing home the opening goal past Laszlo Koteles.

Frank Lampard was soon involved three minutes later, when he also exploited space in midfield by feeding Torres to double Chelsea’s lead.

The Genk defense simply could not deal with the pace and movement of Torres, and he created a chance for Malouda, and also fired over himself before giving Chelsea a 3-0 lead at the 27 minute mark.

Dramatic Aaron Ramsey Winner Puts Arsenal Top of UEFA Champions League Group F

Sergio Aguero had given Manchester City victory the previous day with a stoppage time goal, and this time Ramsey stepped up to give Arsenal an equally dramatic victory.

The Gunners came into this game two points behind then group leaders Marseille, and now sit top and have given themselves a strong chance of progressing to the knockout rounds.

The first half was a cagey affair, with the biggest chance of note coming when Robin van Persie had a looping header cleared off the goal line by Souleymane Diawara.

Arsenal also created the first scoring chance of the second half when Theo Walcott’s low drive was saved well by Steve Mandanda.

Last Gasp Sergio Aguero Strike Keeps Manchester City’s UEFA Champions League Hopes Alive

City still sit outside the top two qualification spots in a difficult Group A, but are now only one point below second placed SSC Napoli.

Roberto Mancini had told the official UEFA website this week that this was a game his team would “need to win.” With those words ringing in their ears, it must have doubled the pressure when Villarreal took a 4th minute lead courtesy of Cani.

Joe Hart had saved a long range Giuseppe Rossi strike, but Spanish midfielder Cani was on hand to turn home the rebound.

City pressed forward in search of an equalizer, with Aleksandar Kolarov forcing Diego Lopez into a smart save from a free kick, before blazing another effort wide of the target.

Wayne Rooney on the Spot as Manchester United Gain Crucial UEFA Champions League Win

After getting their UEFA Champions League Group C campaign off to a sputtering start with two draws, United lifted themselves into second place with this victory.

United had the better of the early stages, but the first shot on goal came when Galati’s Bratislav Punosevac had his effort saved by Anders Lindegaard.

Good work by Portuguese winger Nani created United’s best chance but Michael Carrick fired high over the bar.

Galati had one more chance to break the deadlock before half-time, but Livlu Antal directed his header over the crossbar.

Rooney shot wide from United’s first chance of the second half, but then won a 64th minute penalty when his left wing cross was handled by Otelul defender Sergio Costin.

UEFA Champions League Preview: Oct 19

Marseille currently top the group after winning both of their games so far, while second placed Arsenal are two points further back. Borussia Dortmund are three points behind Arsenal in Group F, and will travel to face last placed Olympiacos.

Group E leaders Chelsea will be looking to continue their unbeaten start when they play host to last placed KRC Genk. Bayer Leverkusen are one point behind Chelsea, and will play host to third placed Valencia.

Group G leaders APOEL FC will travel to face FC Porto who are one point behind them. Zenit St Petersburg are tied for second place with Porto, and will travel to face Shakhtar Donetsk.

AC Milan and FC Barcelona are tied for the lead in Group H, and will play host to FC BATE Borisov and FC Viktoria Plzen respectively.

UEFA Champions League Preview: Oct 18

City are three points behind second placed SSC Napoli, while pointless Villarreal are bottom of the group.

Napoli will play host to Group leaders Bayern Munich, who have won both of their Group A games so far.

Group B leaders Trabzonspor will travel to face last placed CSKA Moscow, while second placed Inter Milan will travel to face Lille in France.

Group C joint leaders FC Basel and SL Benfica will go head to head in Switzerland. Third placed Manchester United are two points off the group lead and will travel to face Otelul Galati.

In Group D, Real Madrid will look to continue their perfect winning start when they play host to second placed Olympique Lyonnais. Dinamo Zagreb and AFC Ajax will also face off with both clubs looking for their first win.

UEFA Champions League: Real Madrid out to tame the demons of Olympique Lyon

Iker Casillas, who has participated in 8 previous UEFA Champions League encounters against Les Gones, is hoping to build on Real Madrid’s strength to cast the Lyon demons for good.

“They are uncomfortable rivals for us and they know they have our respect,” the Madrid captain told during the pre-match press conference.

“In the 2009/10 campaign they took an important step into the last eight at our expense but last year we ended our nightmare of not having advanced past the last 16 [in the six previous campaigns] and we did so against Lyon.”

Casillas continued:

Arsenal 2 – 1 Olympiacos: Alex Oxade-Chamberlain Investment Pays First Dividend

Oxade-Chamberlain opened the scoring in the 8th minute when he collected the ball from Alex Song, dribbled across the penalty box and planted a crisp finish into the corner beyond Franco Costanzo.

Twelve minutes later, another of Arsene Wenger’s transfer deals paid off, when deadline day purchase Andre Santos charged forward from left back and was slid in by Tomas Rosicky. The cross of Santos was blocked, but the Brazilian defender was first to the rebound and fired home to double the Gunners lead.

In the 27th minute Olympiacos hit back to make the score 2-1, and Arsenal’s long standing weakness at set pieces continued. Ariel Ibagaza worked a short corner on the left flank and floated a cross to the back post. David Fuster met the ball and bundled it home for the Greek side.

Valencia 1 Chelsea 1: Frank Lampard’s Professionalism is in Stark Contrast to Idiotic Carlos Tevez

In a week where the selfish ego of Carlos Tevez has dominated headlines, it was noticeable that another star player who spent excessive time on the bench made a positive impact for the Blues.

Lampard has found himself on the bench more often than he would like for both club and country of late, but the midfielder is choosing to act like a grown man and fight for his place like a true professional.

A few tabloid newspapers chose to highlight the fact that Lampard headed to the dressing room five minutes before the end of Chelsea’s 4-1 win over Swansea City. Sadly, while they were busy trying to create a scandal, those newspapers neglected to mention the fact that Lampard put himself through a full training session on the Stamford Bridge pitch that night immediately after the game.

Man United 3-3 Basel: Fergie orders Red Devils’ midfield & defense to improve

It all started very easily for Manchester United; they broke the deadlock after only 16 minutes. It came through a fine combination from Antonio Valencia, Michael Owen and Ryan Giggs. Danny Welbeck was left in the box to put the ball past the goal line.

The English youngster doubled his tally a minute later as Manchester United looked sure to triumph on the night. But FC Basel responded well. Within a 2-minute spell after the break, the visitors went leveled.

First, Fabian Frei issued the comeback with a goal from a corner. Alexander Frei was then allowed too much space to make it 2-2.

BATE vs Barcelona: Time for Barca to catch up in the UEFA Champions League

It was actually their bitter 2-2 draw with Milan at the Camp Nou that took away from them two precious points at the very beginning of their Champions League campaign. Luckily for them, BATE and Viktoria Plzeň also shared a point on the first matchday, keeping them in a good position to rise in the table.

Perhaps, it would be right to look upon their intimidating victory in La Liga over the weekend as a preview of their subsequent battle in Europe. Nevertheless, the fact that they will be facing BATE Borisov away from home somehow reduces their chances of repeating the stunning show they put on against Atletico Madrid.

UEFA Champions League Preview: Sep 28

AC Milan and Viktoria Plzen will also clash on Wednesday, with all four Group H teams currently tied on one point.

Chelsea will look to continue their winning start in Group E as they travel to face Valencia. In the other Group E fixture, Bayer Leverkusen will play host to KRC Genk.

Injury hit Arsenal will play host to Olympiacos in Group F, with both team looking for their first win. Group F leaders Marseille will look to continue their winning start when they play host to Borussia Dortmund.

FC Porto and APOEL FC will look to continue their winning starts in Group G, when they travel to face Zenit St Petersburg and Shakhtar Donetsk respectively.

Manchester United v FC Basel: Red Devils Must Show Depth of Their Own

Manager Roberto Mancini has a wealth of talent at this disposal, and the common belief is that City’s reserve team could achieve a top half finish this season.

This week the red half of Manchester must show that they have equal ability to cope without starting players and still achieve results.

Manchester United are currently tied on points with City at the top of the Premier League, and this week will be looking for their first win in UEFA Champions League group play.

After their Champions League home opener against Swiss club FC Basel. United play host to Norwich City, and then travel to face rivals Liverpool in a high profile Premier League battle.

UEFA Champions League Preview: Sep 27

SSC Napoli and Villarreal will also be looking for points in what is sure to be a tight race to qualify from Group A.

Inter Milan will travel to face CSKA Moscow in a Group B clash, with the Italian side looking to recover from a shock opening day defeat to Trabzonspor. Turkish side Trabzonspor will be playing their first UEFA Champions League home game when they play host to Lille.

Manchester United must cope without injured strike duo Wayne Rooney and Javier Hernandez when they play host to Lille. In the other Group C game, Benfica will travel to face Otelul Galati.

Real Madrid will be looking to continue their winning start to Group D play when they host AFC Ajax, while Lyon will play host to Dinamo Zagreb.

Internazionale coach Gasperini facing the sack following poor run

The coach was tasked to do better than Leonardo with whom Inter won the 2011 Coppa Italia. As of now, however, Gasperini has not shown good signs. Losing 4-3 to Palermo on the first match-day of the Serie A was never a good way to kick-off the domestic campaign.

On Tuesday night, the Nerazzurri suffered a major blow through a heartbreaking 3-1 defeat against Novara. Riccardo Meggiorini’s first half goal put the hosts under pressure to score but when Marco Rigoni found the back of the net through the penalty spot inside the 86th minute, Inter’s chances of winning the match got baffled.

Esteban Cambiasso did put his side back into the game 3 minute later but it was too little, too late. Rigoni completed his brace at the 90th minute as the visitors went home with nothing in the bag.

Manchester United gradually occupying Barcelona’s extra-terrestrial planet

A Barcelona-Manchester United matchup in the UEFA Champions League final this season will arguably confirm this opinion. The two powerhouses have met twice in only 3 European finals since 2009 with results explaining that Barcelona remain a mile ahead of Manchester United.

Bitter memories… the two games that pushed Man United to become a better team

What Red Devils supporters witnessed at the Stadio Olimpico in 2009 was rather humiliating. How did the good old Fergie seem so lost in tactics against a manager as inexperienced—yet cunning—as Pep Guardiola?

Ryan Giggs Continues on the Path to Becoming the Greatest Manchester United Player Ever

Benfica took the lead through Paraguay international striker Oscar Cardozo, but the legendary Ryan Giggs struck just before half-time to earn a point for the Red Devil’s.

Much of the attention on United’s awesome start to the season has been focused on the ‘new breed’ at Old Trafford that is rife with young and exciting talent.

Young defenders Phil Jones and Jonny Evans have played well in front of 20 year-old goalkeeper David De Gea. In midfield Ashley Young and Tom Cleverley have produced a vibrant and attacking brand of football that is complimenting a lethal attack.

At the spearhead of United’s lineup, Wayne Rooney, Danny Welbeck and Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez are firing in the goals, with Rooney a relative greybeard at the age of 25.

Juan Settles the Mata as Chelsea Get Champions League Campaign off to a Winning Start

Chelsea had the better of a scoreless first half during which both teams had goals disallowed. Fernando Torres first had the ball in the net only for Raul Meireles to be called offside, before Leverkusen defender Omer Toprak had a goal ruled out for a foul on Florent Malouda.

Leverkusen goalkeeper Leno also saved well from Torres and Daniel Sturridge to keep the scores level going into the break.

Leverkusen started the second half well but Brazilian defender David Luiz opened the scoring for Chelsea with a curling shot from outside the penalty area.

Mata then calmed any injury time nerves for Chelsea when he slotted home a pass from his fellow Spaniard Torres.