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Today's Games Week 1: 08/07/10 - 08/08/10 Week 2: 08/14/10 - 08/15/10 Week 3: 08/17/10 - 08/22/10 Week 4: 08/28/10 - 08/29/10 Week 5: 09/11/10 - 09/12/10 Week 6: 09/18/10 - 09/19/10 Week 7: 09/25/10 - 09/26/10 Week 8: 10/02/10 - 10/03/10 Week 9: 10/16/10 - 10/17/10 Week 10: 10/23/10 - 10/24/10 Week 11: 10/30/10 - 11/02/10 Week 12: 11/06/10 - 11/07/10 Week 13: 11/13/10 - 11/14/10 Week 14: 11/20/10 - 11/21/10 Week 15: 11/27/10 - 11/28/10 Week 16: 11/27/10 - 12/05/10 Week 17: 12/11/10 - 12/12/10 Week 18: 12/18/10 - 01/22/11 Week 19: 12/21/10 - 12/22/10 Week 20: 01/15/11 - 01/16/11 Week 21: 01/29/11 - 01/30/11 Week 22: 02/05/11 - 02/06/11 Week 23: 02/12/11 - 02/13/11 Week 24: 02/18/11 - 02/20/11 Week 25: 02/26/11 - 02/27/11 Week 26: 03/05/11 - 03/06/11 Week 27: 03/11/11 - 03/13/11 Week 28: 03/19/11 - 03/20/11 Week 29: 04/02/11 Week 30: 04/09/11 Week 31: 04/16/11 Week 32: 04/24/11 Week 33: 04/30/11 Week 34: 05/07/11 Week 35: 05/11/11 Week 36: 05/15/11 Week 37: 05/21/11 Week 38: 05/29/11​

Saturday, February 26, 2011​

Week 25​

Stade Louis II

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AS Monaco FC​

2 : 2
Final

Stade Malharbe Caen​

Match Stats | Minute by Minute

(35') Chu-Young Park

(62') Chu-Young Park
Goals Youssef El Arabi (67')

Yohan Mollo (72')

(74') Thomas Mangani
Cards Jérémy Sorbon (25')

Kandia Traore (36')

Youssef El Arabi (74')

Jérémy Sorbon (84')

Damien Marcq (90')

(48') Laurent Bonnart

Vincent Muratori

(75') Pascal Feindouno

Benjamin Moukandjo

Substitutions Yohan Mollo (46')

Thibault Moulin

Benjamin Morel (64')

Kandia Traore

Romain Inez (86')

Benjamin Morel

Auguste Bonal

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Sochaux​

0 : 0
Final

Montpellier​

Match Stats | Minute by Minute
Goals

(16') Brown Ideye

(79') Modibo Maiga
Cards Marco Estrada (19')

Garry Bocaly (27')

Emir Spahic (61')

Emir Spahic (61')

(82') Vincent Nogueira

Ryad Boudebouz

Substitutions Abdelhamid El Kaoutari (66')

Romain Pitau

John Utaka (69')

Olivier Giroud

Route de Lorient

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Stade Rennais FC​

2 : 0
Final

Lens​

Match Stats | Minute by Minute

 

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Saint Etienne​

0 : 2
Final

OGC Nice​

Match Stats | Minute by Minute
Goals Kafoumba Coulibaly (54')

Anthony Mounier (85')

(45') Loic Perrin
Cards Chaouki Ben Saada (44')

(61') Yoric Ravet

Laurent Batlles

(62') Dimitri Payet

Bakary Sako

(75') Christophe Landrin

Alejandro Alonso

Substitutions Eric Mouloungui (62')

David Bellion

Ismael Gace (81')

Julien Sable

Larrys Mabiala (89')

Nemanja Pejcinovic

Stade Nungesser

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Valenciennes FC​

0 : 0
Final

FC Lorient​

Match Stats | Minute by Minute
Goals

(43') Gregory Pujol

(55') David Ducourtioux

(86') Gael Danic
Cards Francis Coquelin (21')

Francis Coquelin (50')

(72') Matthieu Dossevi

Mamadou Samassa

(72') Renaud Cohade

Tae-Hee Nam

(84') Steeven Langil

David Ducourtioux

Substitutions Mathias Autret (69')

Lynel Kitambala

Cheick Doukoure (69')

Kevin Monnet-Paquet

Stade Fernand Fournier

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AC Arles Avignon​

1 : 1
Final

Stade Brestois 29​

Match Stats | Minute by Minute

 

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Chelsea ride their luck but Carlo Ancelotti is not fooled by win

David Luiz provides a spark of hope but too many Chelsea players have lost form at the same time

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The Chelsea striker Fernando Torres, left, had plenty of space to exploit but again failed to make his mark on the match. Photograph: Tony O'Brien/Action Images Beaten at home by Liverpool and held at Craven Cottage in their previous Premier League matches, Chelsea somehow overcame their faltering form to contrive a morale-restoring win over the leaders, reviving their almost extinguished hopes of defending the title and spoiling a historic occasion for Ryan Giggs, who managed to collect a rare booking while equalling Sir Bobby Charlton's league appearance record for Manchester United.
It was a very English match, the ebb and flow interspersed with bruising collisions that would have halted the action in any other major European league but were allowed to pass by without action from the referee, Martin Atkinson, who nevertheless made the key decision of the match when he judged Chris Smalling had felled Yuri Zhirkov late in the second half.
David Luiz had brought Chelsea level soon after the interval. The Brazilian, who cost just under half of Fernando Torres's fee, is looking not just the better buy but the more effective striker. The first-time shot with which the centre-back laid the foundations for victory was hit with an alacrity that the Spanish striker must have envied. And with his weaker right foot, too.
A "must-win game", John Terry called this one in his programme notes, suggesting that a victory over United and another in their game in hand would push Chelsea into third place in the table. As calls to arms go, this one was sounding a little less than effective on the half-hour as Wayne Rooney turned through 180 degrees outside the home penalty area before striking a superbly accurate shot between Petr Cech and the near post.
Terry's words, surely boosted by the knowledge that United had not won in this part of west London for nine years, were looking a lot more substantial 50 minutes later when Frank Lampard smashed a penalty down the middle to give Chelsea the lead. Zhirkov had pushed the ball through the legs of the otherwise immaculate Smalling and gone to ground with little visible assistance. It was Atkinson's 11th penalty and 10th red card of the season, the highest totals on both counts of any Premier League referee.
On the fifth anniversary of the death of the much-loved Peter Osgood, the initial focus of attention, at least among those not preoccupied with the need to howl "Shoot!" every time the ball reached the hapless Ashley Cole, had been on Chelsea's strikers. Once again Didier Drogba found himself consigned to the bench, not a place he believes to be his natural home. His haul of 93 goals in 191 league appearances compares favourably with Osgood's 105 in 289.
Torres, Roman Abramovich's £50m purchase, took his place in the starting line-up, yet to score a goal in Chelsea's colours although destined to celebrate a league win for the first time. On form, he would come closer to the ideal of Osgood – upright, elusive, velvet-footed, with an inventive eye for a strike and a shrewd, economical ability to link the play of less gifted men – than many of those who came between them at Stamford Bridge. With Nicolas Anelka spending most of his time stationed on the right wing, and Drogba having to wait until the hour mark to replace the Frenchman, Torres had plenty of space to exploit, but he again failed to make a mark on the match. "I don't ask him to score," Carlo Ancelotti said afterwards. "I ask my strikers to play for the team."
Some Chelsea anxieties will be alleviated by this adrenaline-fuelled victory, but the result is unlikely to obscure the evidence that too many of Ancelotti's players have lost form with a mystifying simultaneity. Where has Frank Lampard, the 30-goal-a-season midfield player, gone? Trapped in the swamp between defence and attack, and receiving scant assistance from a Michael Essien seemingly shorn of his prodigious power.
The real Lampard would have scored not just from the penalty spot but with a free-kick in the 40th minute, struck low and hard from outside the area, provoking a fine double save from Edwin van der Sar. The real Essien, driving towards the United area five minutes later, would have found a way round, past or through Nemanja Vidic's cold-blooded obstruction, for which the Serb received the first of two well-merited cautions. Florent Malouda's virtues are simply lost without trace, making Ramires, an object of scorn earlier in the season, the most dependable figure in a spluttering engine room.
At least the athletic David Luiz was providing a spark of hope. In the early stages he made his presence felt on both sides of the pitch, evoking the memory of Ricardo Carvalho, Terry's previous partner, as he shepherded a fast-breaking Rooney on the left and deftly halted the trickster Nani on the right a couple of minutes later.
Booked after 60 minutes for a foul on Rooney, the Brazilian newcomer showed further signs of rashness as the match boiled up and might easily have preceded Vidic into the dressing-room for a couple of indiscretions that evaded Mr Atkinson's attention. This, however, was a night on which Chelsea rode their luck, and galloped home.

 

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Chelsea ride their luck but Carlo Ancelotti is not fooled by win

David Luiz provides a spark of hope but too many Chelsea players have lost form at the same time

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The Chelsea striker Fernando Torres, left, had plenty of space to exploit but again failed to make his mark on the match. Photograph: Tony O'Brien/Action Images Beaten at home by Liverpool and held at Craven Cottage in their previous Premier League matches, Chelsea somehow overcame their faltering form to contrive a morale-restoring win over the leaders, reviving their almost extinguished hopes of defending the title and spoiling a historic occasion for Ryan Giggs, who managed to collect a rare booking while equalling Sir Bobby Charlton's league appearance record for Manchester United.
It was a very English match, the ebb and flow interspersed with bruising collisions that would have halted the action in any other major European league but were allowed to pass by without action from the referee, Martin Atkinson, who nevertheless made the key decision of the match when he judged Chris Smalling had felled Yuri Zhirkov late in the second half.
David Luiz had brought Chelsea level soon after the interval. The Brazilian, who cost just under half of Fernando Torres's fee, is looking not just the better buy but the more effective striker. The first-time shot with which the centre-back laid the foundations for victory was hit with an alacrity that the Spanish striker must have envied. And with his weaker right foot, too.
A "must-win game", John Terry called this one in his programme notes, suggesting that a victory over United and another in their game in hand would push Chelsea into third place in the table. As calls to arms go, this one was sounding a little less than effective on the half-hour as Wayne Rooney turned through 180 degrees outside the home penalty area before striking a superbly accurate shot between Petr Cech and the near post.
Terry's words, surely boosted by the knowledge that United had not won in this part of west London for nine years, were looking a lot more substantial 50 minutes later when Frank Lampard smashed a penalty down the middle to give Chelsea the lead. Zhirkov had pushed the ball through the legs of the otherwise immaculate Smalling and gone to ground with little visible assistance. It was Atkinson's 11th penalty and 10th red card of the season, the highest totals on both counts of any Premier League referee.
On the fifth anniversary of the death of the much-loved Peter Osgood, the initial focus of attention, at least among those not preoccupied with the need to howl "Shoot!" every time the ball reached the hapless Ashley Cole, had been on Chelsea's strikers. Once again Didier Drogba found himself consigned to the bench, not a place he believes to be his natural home. His haul of 93 goals in 191 league appearances compares favourably with Osgood's 105 in 289.
Torres, Roman Abramovich's £50m purchase, took his place in the starting line-up, yet to score a goal in Chelsea's colours although destined to celebrate a league win for the first time. On form, he would come closer to the ideal of Osgood – upright, elusive, velvet-footed, with an inventive eye for a strike and a shrewd, economical ability to link the play of less gifted men – than many of those who came between them at Stamford Bridge. With Nicolas Anelka spending most of his time stationed on the right wing, and Drogba having to wait until the hour mark to replace the Frenchman, Torres had plenty of space to exploit, but he again failed to make a mark on the match. "I don't ask him to score," Carlo Ancelotti said afterwards. "I ask my strikers to play for the team."
Some Chelsea anxieties will be alleviated by this adrenaline-fuelled victory, but the result is unlikely to obscure the evidence that too many of Ancelotti's players have lost form with a mystifying simultaneity. Where has Frank Lampard, the 30-goal-a-season midfield player, gone? Trapped in the swamp between defence and attack, and receiving scant assistance from a Michael Essien seemingly shorn of his prodigious power.
The real Lampard would have scored not just from the penalty spot but with a free-kick in the 40th minute, struck low and hard from outside the area, provoking a fine double save from Edwin van der Sar. The real Essien, driving towards the United area five minutes later, would have found a way round, past or through Nemanja Vidic's cold-blooded obstruction, for which the Serb received the first of two well-merited cautions. Florent Malouda's virtues are simply lost without trace, making Ramires, an object of scorn earlier in the season, the most dependable figure in a spluttering engine room.
At least the athletic David Luiz was providing a spark of hope. In the early stages he made his presence felt on both sides of the pitch, evoking the memory of Ricardo Carvalho, Terry's previous partner, as he shepherded a fast-breaking Rooney on the left and deftly halted the trickster Nani on the right a couple of minutes later.
Booked after 60 minutes for a foul on Rooney, the Brazilian newcomer showed further signs of rashness as the match boiled up and might easily have preceded Vidic into the dressing-room for a couple of indiscretions that evaded Mr Atkinson's attention. This, however, was a night on which Chelsea rode their luck, and galloped home.

 

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Completed Games

Today's Games Week 1: 01/07/11 - 01/09/11 Week 2: 01/14/11 - 01/16/11 Week 3: 01/21/11 - 01/23/11 Week 4: 01/28/11 - 01/30/11 Week 14: 02/02/11 - 04/13/11 Week 5: 02/04/11 - 02/06/11 Week 6: 02/11/11 - 02/13/11 Week 7: 02/18/11 - 02/20/11 Week 8: 02/25/11 - 02/27/11 Week 9: 03/04/11 - 03/06/11 Week 10: 03/11/11 - 03/13/11 Week 11: 03/18/11 - 03/20/11 Week 12: 04/01/11 - 04/03/11 Week 13: 04/08/11 - 04/10/11 Week 15: 04/16/11 - 04/17/11 Week 16: 04/22/11 - 04/24/11 Week 17: 04/29/11 - 05/01/11​

Friday, February 25, 2011​

Week 8​

Estadio Victoria

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Necaxa​

1 : 0
Final

Santos Laguna​

Match Stats | Match Trax

(75') Ismael Iñiguez
Goals

(14') José Antonio Castro

(16') Sergio Blanco

(42') Pablo Quattrocchi

(90') Everaldo Barbosa
Cards Juan Pablo Rodríguez (10')

Uriel Alvarez (65')

Jonathan Lacerda (87')

(65') Darío Gandín

Juan Carlos Mosqueda

(73') Ismael Iñiguez

Sergio Blanco

(84') Luis Ernesto Pérez

Cristian Suárez

Substitutions José María Cárdenas (67')

Daniel Ludueña

Darwin Quintero (74')

Christian Benítez

Rodrigo Ruiz (85')

José Antonio Olvera

Saturday, February 26, 2011​

Week 8​

Estadio Victor Manuel Reyna

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Chiapas​

1 : 0
Final

Guadalajara​

Match Stats | Match Trax

(9') Julio Frías
Goals

(31') Jorge Hernández

(75') Miguel Ángel Martínez

(78') Julio Frías

(81') Antonio Salazar

(88') Jorge Villalpando
Cards Xavier Báez (21')

Adolfo Bautista (31')

Omar Esparza (74')

Jonny Magallón (90')

(62') Ricardo Esqueda

Edgar Andrade

(70') Francisco Torres

Christian Váldez

(79') Antonio Salazar

Julio Frías

Substitutions Dionicio Escalante (46')

Antonio Gallardo

Marco Fabián de la Mora (46')

Adolfo Bautista

Jorge Mora (68')

Alberto Medina

Estadio La Corregidora

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Queretaro​

1 : 1
Final

Cruz Azul​

Match Stats | Match Trax

(7') Isaac Acuña
Goals Isaac Romo (33')

(2') Carlos Bueno

(4') Héctor Altamirano

(13') Raúl Ferro

(51') Gabino Velasco

(53') Efraín Cortés

(90') Jorge Díaz de León
Cards Gonzalo Pineda (4')

Néstor Araujo (6')

Emanuel Villa (67')

(32') Gabino Velasco

Isaac Acuña

(47') César Nava

Eder Borelli

(79') Emilio López

Carlos Bueno

Substitutions Allam Bello (29')

Gonzalo Pineda

Javier Aquino (69')

Emanuel Villa

Javier Orozco (74')

César Domínguez

Estadio Universitaro

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UANL Tigres​

3 : 0
Final

Puebla​

Match Stats | Match Trax

 

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Pachuca​

0 : 0
Final

San Luis Potosi​

Match Stats | Match Trax
Goals

(40') Facundo Coria

(52') Yulián Anchico

(90') Paul Aguilar
Cards Osmar Mares (43')

Ignacio Torres (90')

(55') Luis Montes

Facundo Coria

(55') Fernando Cortés

Julio Gómez

(63') Víctor Mañón

Luis García

Substitutions Juan Manuel Cavallo (65')

Wilmer Aguirre

Noé Maya (71')

Michael Arroyo

Estadio Jalisco

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Atlas​

1 : 0
Final

Monterrey​

Match Stats | Match Trax

(45') Gerardo Espinoza
Goals

(12') Gerardo Flores
Cards Jonathan Orozco (45')

Sergio Pérez (49')

Osvaldo Martínez (63')

(74') Carlo Costly

Efraín Alférez

(74') Luis Robles

Lucas Ayala

(79') Lucio dos Santos

Gerardo Flores

Substitutions William Paredes (55')

Sergio Pérez

Darío Carreño (55')

Jesús Zavala

Jesús Arellano (78')

Aldo De Nigris

Sunday, February 27, 2011​

Week 8​

Estadio Morelos

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Morelia​

2 : 1
Final

Atlante​

Match Stats | Match Trax

(76') Joel Huiqui

(81') Miguel Sabah
Goals Christian Bermúdez (49')

(83') Miguel Sabah

(87') Joao Rojas
Cards Edgar Solís (87')

(52') Luis Miguel Noriega

Jorge Gastelum

(69') Luis Gabriel Rey

Rafael Márquez

(75') Jaime Lozano

Enrique Pérez

Substitutions Sonny Guadarrama (55')

Francisco Fonseca

Alex Diego (61')

Luis Venegas

Mathias Cardacio (67')

Jorge Hernández

Estadio Olímpico Universitaro

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Pumas UNAM​

5 : 1
Final

UAG Tecos​

Match Stats | Match Trax

(7') Israel Castro

(16') Darío Verón

(74') Javier Cortés

(83') Dante López

(90') Carlos Orrantia
Goals Israel López (70')

(45') David Cabrera
Cards Gustavo Cabral (41')

Gustavo Cabral (67')

(60') Carlos Orrantia

Francisco Palencia

(82') Oscar Rojas

Martín Bravo

(85') David Izazola

Dante López

Substitutions Oswaldo Alanís (34')

Juan Carlos Leaño

Rubens Sambueza (46')

Ramón Morales

Taufic Guarch (75')

Eduardo Lillingston

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America​

4 : 3
Final

Toluca​

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