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Cluj 1-1 RvP. Chelsea na ile timu nyingine, whatever the name 0-0.
UEFA Champions League, Special Thread
UEFA Champions League, Special Thread
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MwafrikaHalisi
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Chelsea 1-0. A goal from Mata
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Cluj 1-2 Rvp
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Man u watashnda nahisi..mpaka sasa 2-1 against CFR Cluj-Napoca..Bravo RVP
Barcelona nae anaongoza 2-1 against Benfica..
Usingizi unanizidi nguvu hapa, khaaah!
Barcelona nae anaongoza 2-1 against Benfica..
Usingizi unanizidi nguvu hapa, khaaah!
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Chelsea nao 3 - 0 against FC Nordsjaelland.. kijana Mata wa Chelsea moto chini aisee!!
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Chelsea 3 -0. Luiz na Mata wamepigilia msumari
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Chelsea 4-0. Ramires
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Kashengo ni Bate Bolislov na sio Abate...
Unaposema Abate unakuwa unamtaja yule beki wa ile klabu yenye mafanikio zaidi hapa ulimwenguni yaani AC Milan
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Haha. Watu wa AC Milan bhana. Arsenal tunawatamani sana sasa hivi. Tukikutana tunapiga 20 home and away.
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The other team was poor. It was just a Mata of time for them to be finished off.
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UEFA Champions League Group B preview: Arsenal await in-form Greeks
3 October 2012
Olympiakos are the visitors to the Emirates Stadium on
Wednesday as Arsenal bid to recover from their first defeat
of the season.
In a sharp contrast to their shambolic performances early
last term, Arsene Wenger's team have made a solid start
to the 2012/13 campaign.
They won two and drew three in the English Premier
League, including a credible 1-1 draw away to champions
Manchester City, while beating Ligue 1 title-holders Montpellier away from home
in the Champions League. But the first defeat arrived at
home on Saturday, with Chelsea registering a 2-1 win
at the Emirates thanks to goals from Fernando Torres and
Juan Mata.
Former Lille forward Gervinho and Germany international
Lukas Podolski were preferred in attack to misfiring close-
season signing Olivier Giroud. And after losing star striker
Robin Van Persie to
Manchester United, Arsenal's lack of options up front were
painfully apparent against Chelsea.
Midfielder Abou Diaby has impressed greatly since returning from injury during the first weeks of the
campaign. But the powerful Frenchman
is now back on the sidelines again after picking up a thigh
problem early in the match against Chelsea.
Nevertheless, Greek side Olympiakos are not expected to pose their Premier League
hosts a significant problem in north London. Coached by Portuguese Leonardo Jardim, Olympiakos
are three points clear at the top of the Greek Super League after five matches of their
domestic season.
They will bring with them a face familiar to fans of English
football, with former
Manchester United and Derby County goalkeeper Roy Carroll
between the sticks, as the Northern Irishman enjoys an unexpected late career revival
with the Athens giants.
Also in Group B, German club Schalke await the visit of
Montpellier to the Veltins- Arena.
Surprise Champions League semi-finalists in 2010/11, Schalke had to settle for the
Europa League last term, which they exited at the
hands of beaten finalists Athletic Bilbao in the last eight.
Huub Stevens' side are fourth in the Bundesliga, level with
defending champions Borussia Dortmund but already seven
points back from leaders Bayern Munich. Their opponents, Champions
League debutants Montpellier, staged a considerable upset to
beat Paris Saint-Germain to the
Ligue 1 crown last term. But their early efforts in defence of the title have been
unconvincing at best, with Montpellier 13th on the table, already 10 points adrift of
leaders Marseille.
And with domestic matters proving a challenge for Rene
Girard's men, the Champions League may quickly be deemed an unwanted
distraction at the Stade de la
Mosson.
3 October 2012
Olympiakos are the visitors to the Emirates Stadium on
Wednesday as Arsenal bid to recover from their first defeat
of the season.
In a sharp contrast to their shambolic performances early
last term, Arsene Wenger's team have made a solid start
to the 2012/13 campaign.
They won two and drew three in the English Premier
League, including a credible 1-1 draw away to champions
Manchester City, while beating Ligue 1 title-holders Montpellier away from home
in the Champions League. But the first defeat arrived at
home on Saturday, with Chelsea registering a 2-1 win
at the Emirates thanks to goals from Fernando Torres and
Juan Mata.
Former Lille forward Gervinho and Germany international
Lukas Podolski were preferred in attack to misfiring close-
season signing Olivier Giroud. And after losing star striker
Robin Van Persie to
Manchester United, Arsenal's lack of options up front were
painfully apparent against Chelsea.
Midfielder Abou Diaby has impressed greatly since returning from injury during the first weeks of the
campaign. But the powerful Frenchman
is now back on the sidelines again after picking up a thigh
problem early in the match against Chelsea.
Nevertheless, Greek side Olympiakos are not expected to pose their Premier League
hosts a significant problem in north London. Coached by Portuguese Leonardo Jardim, Olympiakos
are three points clear at the top of the Greek Super League after five matches of their
domestic season.
They will bring with them a face familiar to fans of English
football, with former
Manchester United and Derby County goalkeeper Roy Carroll
between the sticks, as the Northern Irishman enjoys an unexpected late career revival
with the Athens giants.
Also in Group B, German club Schalke await the visit of
Montpellier to the Veltins- Arena.
Surprise Champions League semi-finalists in 2010/11, Schalke had to settle for the
Europa League last term, which they exited at the
hands of beaten finalists Athletic Bilbao in the last eight.
Huub Stevens' side are fourth in the Bundesliga, level with
defending champions Borussia Dortmund but already seven
points back from leaders Bayern Munich. Their opponents, Champions
League debutants Montpellier, staged a considerable upset to
beat Paris Saint-Germain to the
Ligue 1 crown last term. But their early efforts in defence of the title have been
unconvincing at best, with Montpellier 13th on the table, already 10 points adrift of
leaders Marseille.
And with domestic matters proving a challenge for Rene
Girard's men, the Champions League may quickly be deemed an unwanted
distraction at the Stade de la
Mosson.
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UEFA Champions League Group D preview: City welcome dogged Dortmund
3 October 2012
Every match appears crucial in the Champions League's
'Group of Death', with
Manchester City hosting Borussia Dortmund on
Wednesday.
The undisputed toughest pool of the 2012/13 competition, Group D features the title-holders of four major European leagues, with City
(English Premier League) and Dortmund (Bundesliga) joined
by Ajax (Eredivisie) and Real Madrid (La Liga).
City were placed in a similarly unforgiving group last season,
and finished third behind Napoli and eventual runners-
up Bayern Munich.
Last month they came close to making a stunning start to this campaign, leading 1-0 and then 2-1 away to Real, but conceded late on to lose 3-2 in
arguably the match of the tournament so far.
Dortmund also endured a disappointing return to elite competition in 2011/12, finishing bottom of a group
containing Arsenal, Marseille and Olympiakos.
Like City, Juergen Klopp's men went on to claim their domestic title, and will be determined not to suffer a repeat of continental disappointment.
Dortmund made a solid, if unspectacular, start on matchday one, beating the
weakest team in the group - Ajax - 1-0 at home.
A tougher challenge looms this week, with Klopp taking his
players to face Roberto Mancini's expensively assembled squad at Etihad Stadium.
A host of stars are in
contention to grab the
spotlight, with the likes of City's Sergio Aguero, David Silva and Carlos Tevez going up against Dortmund stars Marco Reus, Mario Goetze and Robert Lewandowski.
City triumphed 2-1 away at Fulham in the league on Saturday, courtesy of a late
winner from substitute Edin Dzeko.
Dortmund warmed up for the clash in far more impressive
fashion, hammering Borussia Moenchengladbach 5-0 at home.
In the other Group D fixture, Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid renew acquaintances with
Dutch side Ajax, after the two clubs were also drawn together at this stage of the
tournament last season.
Real defeated Ajax 3-0 home and away last term, and any result other than a winner for the Spanish champions would be a surprise.
Mourinho's men have been shaky early in their title defence, but they finally found form with a 5-1
hammering of Deportivo La Coruna on Sunday, star man
Cristiano Ronaldo netting a hat-trick in the romp at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu.
3 October 2012
Every match appears crucial in the Champions League's
'Group of Death', with
Manchester City hosting Borussia Dortmund on
Wednesday.
The undisputed toughest pool of the 2012/13 competition, Group D features the title-holders of four major European leagues, with City
(English Premier League) and Dortmund (Bundesliga) joined
by Ajax (Eredivisie) and Real Madrid (La Liga).
City were placed in a similarly unforgiving group last season,
and finished third behind Napoli and eventual runners-
up Bayern Munich.
Last month they came close to making a stunning start to this campaign, leading 1-0 and then 2-1 away to Real, but conceded late on to lose 3-2 in
arguably the match of the tournament so far.
Dortmund also endured a disappointing return to elite competition in 2011/12, finishing bottom of a group
containing Arsenal, Marseille and Olympiakos.
Like City, Juergen Klopp's men went on to claim their domestic title, and will be determined not to suffer a repeat of continental disappointment.
Dortmund made a solid, if unspectacular, start on matchday one, beating the
weakest team in the group - Ajax - 1-0 at home.
A tougher challenge looms this week, with Klopp taking his
players to face Roberto Mancini's expensively assembled squad at Etihad Stadium.
A host of stars are in
contention to grab the
spotlight, with the likes of City's Sergio Aguero, David Silva and Carlos Tevez going up against Dortmund stars Marco Reus, Mario Goetze and Robert Lewandowski.
City triumphed 2-1 away at Fulham in the league on Saturday, courtesy of a late
winner from substitute Edin Dzeko.
Dortmund warmed up for the clash in far more impressive
fashion, hammering Borussia Moenchengladbach 5-0 at home.
In the other Group D fixture, Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid renew acquaintances with
Dutch side Ajax, after the two clubs were also drawn together at this stage of the
tournament last season.
Real defeated Ajax 3-0 home and away last term, and any result other than a winner for the Spanish champions would be a surprise.
Mourinho's men have been shaky early in their title defence, but they finally found form with a 5-1
hammering of Deportivo La Coruna on Sunday, star man
Cristiano Ronaldo netting a hat-trick in the romp at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu.
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HT: Arsenal 1 (Gervinho) - 1 Olympiakos
Man City 0 - 0 B. Dortmund
Ajax 0 - 1 R. Madrid (C. Ronaldo)
Man City 0 - 0 B. Dortmund
Ajax 0 - 1 R. Madrid (C. Ronaldo)
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City 0 - 1 Dortmund (Reus)
Arsenal 2 - 1 Olympiakos. (Podolski)
Arsenal 2 - 1 Olympiakos. (Podolski)
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zenit 2-3 Milan...
Full time
Full time
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FT: Arsenal 3-1 Olympiakos
Man City 1 - 1 B. Dortmund
Ajax 1 - 4 R. Madrid.
Man City 1 - 1 B. Dortmund
Ajax 1 - 4 R. Madrid.
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