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Today's Games
Stamford Bridge
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Giuseppe Meazza
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(1') Dejan Stankovic
(34') Diego Milito
Goals Joel Matip (17')
Edu (40')
Raúl (53')
Andrea Ranocchia (57')
Edu (75')
(13') Dejan Stankovic
(52') Cristian Chivu
(62') Cristian Chivu
Cards Jefferson Farfán (45')
Hans Sarpei (60')
Kyriakos Papadopoulos (67')
Raúl (85')
(24') Houssine Kharja
Dejan Stankovic
(63') Ivan Córdoba
Houssine Kharja
(76') Yuto Nagatomo
Thiago Motta
Substitutions Lukas Schmitz (76')
Alexander Baumjohann
Julian Draxler (83')
Jurado
Ali Karimi (87')
Raúl
Santiago Bernabéu
Final
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Today's Games Qualifier: 06/29/10 - 06/30/10 Qualifier: 07/06/10 - 07/07/10 Qualifier: 07/13/10 - 07/14/10 Qualifier: 07/20/10 - 07/27/10 Qualifier: 07/27/10 - 07/28/10 Qualifier: 08/03/10 - 08/04/10 Playoff Round 1: 08/17/10 - 08/18/10 Playoff Round 1: 08/24/10 - 08/25/10 Super Cup: 08/27/10 Group Stage 1: 09/14/10 - 09/15/10 Group Stage 2: 09/28/10 - 09/29/10 Group Stage 3: 10/19/10 - 10/20/10 Group Stage 4: 11/02/10 - 11/03/10 Group Stage 5: 11/23/10 - 11/24/10 Group Stage 6: 12/07/10 - 12/08/10 Round of 16: 02/15/11 - 02/23/11 Round of 16: 03/08/11 - 03/16/11 Quarterfinal: 04/05/11 - 04/06/11 Quarterfinal: 04/12/11 - 04/13/11
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Quarterfinal
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Chelsea
2:45 PM ET Manchester United
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Camp Nou
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Barcelona
2:45 PM ET Shakhtar Donetsk
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
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Giuseppe Meazza
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Inter Milan
2 : 5Final
FC Schalke 04
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Goals Joel Matip (17')
Edu (40')
Raúl (53')
Andrea Ranocchia (57')
Edu (75')
Cards Jefferson Farfán (45')
Hans Sarpei (60')
Kyriakos Papadopoulos (67')
Raúl (85')
Substitutions Lukas Schmitz (76')
Alexander Baumjohann
Julian Draxler (83')
Jurado
Ali Karimi (87')
Raúl
Santiago Bernabéu
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Real Madrid
4 : 0Final
Tottenham Hotspur
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Rooney appeals length of ban
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Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has admitted an FA charge of using abusive language but appealed the severity of his two-match ban.
The Football Association confirmed that they had received a submission from Manchester United and the case will be heard on Wednesday afternoon.
If Rooney's claim fails he runs the risk of having a suspension that currently includes Saturday's Premier League encounter with Fulham and the following week's FA Cup semi-final with Manchester City at Wembley extended.
Speaking ahead of Wednesday night's Champions League quarter-final with Chelsea, Sir Alex Ferguson made it clear he did not want to discuss the matter.
"I have nothing to say. I am not going to discuss it at all," he said.
"We have submitted our case."
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Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has admitted an FA charge of using abusive language but appealed the severity of his two-match ban.
The Football Association confirmed that they had received a submission from Manchester United and the case will be heard on Wednesday afternoon.
If Rooney's claim fails he runs the risk of having a suspension that currently includes Saturday's Premier League encounter with Fulham and the following week's FA Cup semi-final with Manchester City at Wembley extended.
Speaking ahead of Wednesday night's Champions League quarter-final with Chelsea, Sir Alex Ferguson made it clear he did not want to discuss the matter.
"I have nothing to say. I am not going to discuss it at all," he said.
"We have submitted our case."
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Bale sale worries Redknapp
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Harry Redknapp has warned that his ambitious attempts to win the Premier League title at Tottenham could collapse if Gareth Bale is sold.
Just three weeks after signing a new contract at Spurs, Bale admitted on Monday that he could leave White Hart Lane should one of Europe's top clubs come calling.
Jose Mourinho indicated Real Madrid would not be making an offer for the 21-year-old, but a summer bidding war between the likes of Manchester United, Barcelona and Inter Milan is not out of the question, with all three reportedly interested in the player.
After terrorising Inter in the group stages, Bale will get the chance to showcase his talent once more when he takes to the field in Tottenham's Champions League quarter-final first leg clash against Real Madrid tomorrow night.
Redknapp has warned any admirers that Bale is not for sale and is determined to hang onto his star man and keep him at the heart of his plan to bring silverware to White Hart Lane.
"We don't want to sell him," Redknapp said.
"If you are looking to build a club, you can't be selling Gareth as then (Luka) Modric would want to go and then someone else would want to go. Then Tottenham would end up where they were four or five years ago, finishing halfway up the table each year.
"I had it at West Ham. We let Rio (Ferdinand) and Frank (Lampard) go and then the rest followed.
"Once you start selling one then I think it sends out the wrong signals.
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"I'm sure it would have to be an amazing figure if you ever sold him.
"But how do you replace a player like that? It's very difficult."
With Tottenham struggling to make it into the top four, Redknapp admits Bale's head could be turned by a club offering him Champions League football next year, but insists a move would be detrimental to the youngster's development.
"If a player comes in and says that he wants to go, or the agent says that he wants to move, there is very little you can do about it, but I don't see that happening," Redknapp added.
"I think that he needs a few years playing at home. He is only a boy. He has plenty of time to do that later in his career."
Bale trained with his team-mates at the Bernabeu earlier on Monday evening and will start Tuesday's match against the nine-time European champions so long as he suffers no recurrence of the hamstring injury that has troubled him recently.
Spurs were given an additional lift with the news that William Gallas could make a surprise return from a knee complaint that prevented him from kicking a ball just three days ago.
Other injuries mean the Londoners may not be able to fill their allocation of seven substitutes for tomorrow's match, but Redknapp insists his team of underdogs can still beat Mourinho's side - and even make it to the final.
"I don't feel any pressure. No-one expected us to be here at the start of the season and we have a big chance of winning," Redknapp said.
"We are not just coming here to turn up. We want to keep progressing.
"The dream is still there for us. We have to make that dream come true. We want to go all the way if we can. We know how difficult it's going to be but there is still a chance and we have to take it."
Much of the pre-match focus centred around the fitness of Cristiano Ronaldo. The Madrid forward has been battling a hamstring injury, but some have suggested his injury was part of a mind-games ploy by Mourinho.
Redknapp has no doubt that the former Manchester United man will feature and admits he will prove hard to shackle.
"He is an absolute certainty to play," Redknapp said.
"He and (Lionel) Messi are the best to players in the world so it will be hard to stop him."
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Harry Redknapp has warned that his ambitious attempts to win the Premier League title at Tottenham could collapse if Gareth Bale is sold.
Just three weeks after signing a new contract at Spurs, Bale admitted on Monday that he could leave White Hart Lane should one of Europe's top clubs come calling.
Jose Mourinho indicated Real Madrid would not be making an offer for the 21-year-old, but a summer bidding war between the likes of Manchester United, Barcelona and Inter Milan is not out of the question, with all three reportedly interested in the player.
After terrorising Inter in the group stages, Bale will get the chance to showcase his talent once more when he takes to the field in Tottenham's Champions League quarter-final first leg clash against Real Madrid tomorrow night.
Redknapp has warned any admirers that Bale is not for sale and is determined to hang onto his star man and keep him at the heart of his plan to bring silverware to White Hart Lane.
"We don't want to sell him," Redknapp said.
"If you are looking to build a club, you can't be selling Gareth as then (Luka) Modric would want to go and then someone else would want to go. Then Tottenham would end up where they were four or five years ago, finishing halfway up the table each year.
"I had it at West Ham. We let Rio (Ferdinand) and Frank (Lampard) go and then the rest followed.
"Once you start selling one then I think it sends out the wrong signals.
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Everton 2-2 Aston Villa | Recap
Newcastle 4-1 Wolves | Recap
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Arsenal 0-0 Blackburn | Recap
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Fulham 3-0 Blackpool | RecapMan City 5-0 Sunderland | Recap
"I'm sure it would have to be an amazing figure if you ever sold him.
"But how do you replace a player like that? It's very difficult."
With Tottenham struggling to make it into the top four, Redknapp admits Bale's head could be turned by a club offering him Champions League football next year, but insists a move would be detrimental to the youngster's development.
"If a player comes in and says that he wants to go, or the agent says that he wants to move, there is very little you can do about it, but I don't see that happening," Redknapp added.
"I think that he needs a few years playing at home. He is only a boy. He has plenty of time to do that later in his career."
Bale trained with his team-mates at the Bernabeu earlier on Monday evening and will start Tuesday's match against the nine-time European champions so long as he suffers no recurrence of the hamstring injury that has troubled him recently.
Spurs were given an additional lift with the news that William Gallas could make a surprise return from a knee complaint that prevented him from kicking a ball just three days ago.
Other injuries mean the Londoners may not be able to fill their allocation of seven substitutes for tomorrow's match, but Redknapp insists his team of underdogs can still beat Mourinho's side - and even make it to the final.
"I don't feel any pressure. No-one expected us to be here at the start of the season and we have a big chance of winning," Redknapp said.
"We are not just coming here to turn up. We want to keep progressing.
"The dream is still there for us. We have to make that dream come true. We want to go all the way if we can. We know how difficult it's going to be but there is still a chance and we have to take it."
Much of the pre-match focus centred around the fitness of Cristiano Ronaldo. The Madrid forward has been battling a hamstring injury, but some have suggested his injury was part of a mind-games ploy by Mourinho.
Redknapp has no doubt that the former Manchester United man will feature and admits he will prove hard to shackle.
"He is an absolute certainty to play," Redknapp said.
"He and (Lionel) Messi are the best to players in the world so it will be hard to stop him."
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Ancelotti eyes new Chelsea deal
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Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti is hopeful of extending his contract with the Premier League champions.
The Italian guided the Blues to a league and cup double in his first season in English football last year, but a failure to successfully defend both this time around has led to speculation he may lose his job.
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But he does not see it that way, and is hopeful of lengthening his stay in west London.
He told the Daily Express: "I want to stay at Chelsea. I would like to extend my contract because I love these players and this club.
"Obviously it is just not my decision, but I don't think they require me to win a trophy to retain my position."
Chelsea take on Manchester United in the Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday night, looking to take a huge step towards the only trophy to have eluded them since Roman Abramovich bought the club in 2003.
It has often been said that the Russian is desperate to win Europe's main prize, but Ancelotti has urged his club to take a patient approach.
He added: "The Champions League is a dream for this club but it cannot be an obsession.
"It is a motivation. Chelsea deserve to win it. They lost the final on penalties, lost a semi-final in the last minute, they went out with a goal that was no goal at Liverpool.
"I have told my players that we have 450 minutes of football now to win the Champions League. I believe we can do that."
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Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti is hopeful of extending his contract with the Premier League champions.
The Italian guided the Blues to a league and cup double in his first season in English football last year, but a failure to successfully defend both this time around has led to speculation he may lose his job.
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West Ham 2-4 Man Utd | RecapBirmingham 2-1 Bolton | Recap
Everton 2-2 Aston Villa | Recap
Newcastle 4-1 Wolves | Recap
Stoke City 1-1 Chelsea | Recap
West Brom 2-1 Liverpool | Recap
Wigan 0-0 Tottenham | Recap
Arsenal 0-0 Blackburn | Recap
Sun., Apr. 3
Fulham 3-0 Blackpool | RecapMan City 5-0 Sunderland | Recap
But he does not see it that way, and is hopeful of lengthening his stay in west London.
He told the Daily Express: "I want to stay at Chelsea. I would like to extend my contract because I love these players and this club.
"Obviously it is just not my decision, but I don't think they require me to win a trophy to retain my position."
Chelsea take on Manchester United in the Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday night, looking to take a huge step towards the only trophy to have eluded them since Roman Abramovich bought the club in 2003.
It has often been said that the Russian is desperate to win Europe's main prize, but Ancelotti has urged his club to take a patient approach.
He added: "The Champions League is a dream for this club but it cannot be an obsession.
"It is a motivation. Chelsea deserve to win it. They lost the final on penalties, lost a semi-final in the last minute, they went out with a goal that was no goal at Liverpool.
"I have told my players that we have 450 minutes of football now to win the Champions League. I believe we can do that."
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