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CUP UEFA RESULTS 2007-03-08 14:07:00 Round of 16 First leg Second legBraga - Tottenham 2:3 FT57' [0 - 1] R. Keane, 72' [0 - 2] S. Malbranque, 76' [1 - 2] J. Paulo81' [2 - 2] S.d.S.Z. Carlos, 90' [2 - 3] R. KeaneCelta - Bremen 0:1 FT86' [0 - 1] H. AlmeidaLens - Leverkusen 2:1 FT17' [1 - 0] O. Monterubbio, 51' [1 - 1] K. Haggui, 70' [2 - 1] D. Cousin (pen.)Rangers - Osasuna 1:1 FT17' [0 - 1] R. Garcia, 90' [1 - 1] B. HemdaniM. Haifa - Espanyol 0:0 FTPSG - Benfica 2:1 FT10' [0 - 1] S. Simao, 36' [1 - 1] P. Pauleta, 40' [2 - 1] P.A. FrauNewcastle - AZ 4:2 FT7' [1 - 0] G.R. Steinsson (o.g.), 21' [2 - 0] K. Dyer, 23' [3 - 0] O. Martins,30' [3 - 1] S. Arveladze, 38' [4 - 1] O. Martins, 73' [4 - 2] D. KoevermansSevilla - Shakhtar 2:2 FT8' [1 - 0] J.L.S. Marti (pen.), 20' [1 - 1] T. Hubschman, 60' [1 - 2] F. Matuzalem (pen.)88' [2 - 2] E. Maresca (pen.)
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE REPORT 2007-03-07 22:47:00 KAKA THE HEROAC MILAN - CELTIC FC 0:0 FT 1:0 AETKaka 93'AC Milan advanced to the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals for the sixth succession season but they needed extra-time to secure a 1-0 victory over Celtic FC at San Siro. Kaká finished clinically after a brilliant run three minutes into supplementary time as the six-times champions finally breached Celtic's resolute rearguard and silenced the vociferous away support. The game started brightly with Artur Boruc in the action after just four minutes when Paolo Maldini found Clarence Seedorf in space. The Dutchman threaded a pass through Stephen McManus's legs to Kaká whose curling shot was palmed away by the Polish goalkeeper. Undeterred the visitors came forward themselves and had a penalty turned down a minute later when Jirí Jarošík's angled shot came off Maldini in the area. Kaká was the key figure throughout and he put Marek Jankulovski through with a perfectly-timed pass, which the Czech midfielder cut back for Fi
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE PREVIEW 2007-03-07 12:51:00 Today fixturesAC Milan - Celtic FC first leg 0:0Arsenal FC - PSV first leg 0:1Manchester United FC - OSC Lille first leg 1:0CF Real Madrid - FC Bayern Munchen first leg 3:2AC MILANMilan counterpart Carlo Ancelotti is also keen to propagate the right mental approach and feels this, as much as his own tactical proficiency, is why his team have contested two finals, two semi-finals and one quarter-final in the last five seasons. "We have always had a positive approach in Europe and in recent years we've had a very good record in the Champions League," he said. "Milan will adopt an offensive gameplan. We will strive to impose ourselves on the match and create as many chances as possible. How many strikers we choose to play is irrelevant. What matters is our attitude on the pitch." Like Celtic, who won 2-1 against Dunfermline Athletic FC, the Italian giants are also enjoying a return to form in Serie A and beat AC Chievo Verona 3-1 on Saturday to move to sixth
FANS TALK FOOTBALL HEADLINES 2007-03-07 12:34:00 ENGLANDHicks: Liverpool will again dominate Man UtdArsenal ahead of Liverpool for Abidal - agentArsenal ponder bid for Real Madrid defender WoodgateEverton's Arteta remains keen on Atletico MadridSheffield Utd to break bank for Man Utd's Smith Spurs, Newcastle ahead of West Ham for West Brom's DaviesRangers, Liverpool rival Everton for Nugent Pearce: I'll never walk away from Man City Barry urges Aston Villa to hand Delaney new dealMan City name Jackett as new reserves bossChelsea boss Mourinho: I'll decide if Ballack plays Newcastle boss Roeder to decide on trialist KerrFRANCEMan Utd will be looking to make their one-goal advantage against Lille at Old Trafford.Roma inflicted a rare home defeat on Lyon to claim a 2-0 success at Stade GerlandGerard Houllier admitted Lyon's defeat to Roma was 'an enormous disappointment'Lille are hoping Abdul Kader Keita will inspire his side against Man UnitedNicolas Douchez is keeping his feet firmly on the ground after a fine recent run o Read more:FANS TALK
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FANS TALK FOOTBALL NEWS 2007-03-12 16:06:00 ENGLANDJuventus to talk Gilberto terms with ArsenalChelsea boss Mourinho: Honour to coach Real MadridReal Madrid, Bayern Munich eyeing Arsenal kid DenilsonPortsmouth closer to Udinese's Muntari Man City boss Pearce checked on Preston's NugentChelsea boss: Terry back for Man CityNurnberg rival Middlesbrough for West Brom's GeraBradford won't give up on Sheffield Utd No2 McCall Arsenal legend Wright joining Reading staffFulham's Volz targets Germany call-upNurnberg keen on Arsenal keeper LehmannMan City's Schmeichel happy at FalkirkCarroll targeting Newcastle Cup glory on two frontsSorensen hopes he's won over Villa boss O'NeillSPAINBarcelona star Messi: River Plate rejected me as kidEto'o: Barcelona owe result to Valdes07 Mijatovic to follow Capello out of Real Madrid Valencia ask Atletico Madrid about Aguirre Barcelona tracking Corinthians starlet Lulinha Real Madrid keeper Casillas pounded dressing room walls Marcelino: Schuster will leave Getafe Eller delighted with win Read more:FANS TALK
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FANS TALK FOOTBALL HEADLINES 2007-03-12 01:33:00 ENGLANDMourinho hails 'desire, belief' of his Chelsea starsChelsea boss Mourinho denies swearing at refMan Utd's Foster has Watford boss Boothroyd purring Man City boss Pearce accepts sack threat Arsenal boss Wenger assured over transfer budget Barton critical of Man City teammates Newcastle's Dyer loving game again Newcastle's Solano confident of UEFA Cup progress Watford boss Boothroyd thrilled with Cup victory Man City boss Pearce has no complaints over Cup result Blackburn boss Hughes: We'll prove style critics wrong Arsenal's Gilberto emerges as top Juventus target Man Utd boss Ferguson impressed by Quagliarella Fulham tracking Fiorentina defender Gamberini Villa to bid big for PSV star Kone Crespo agent in Chelsea talks Chelsea owner Abramovich offered BariSPAINBarcelona hero Messi: We did it for our peopleReal Madrid president Calderon: Capello proved his quality Casillas admits Real Madrid "losing respect" around Liga Laporta oversees new £100M Nike deal for Barce Read more:FANS TALK
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FANS TALK FOOTBALL HEADLINES 2007-03-13 10:46:00 ENGLANDFrustrated Lampard sets Chelsea contract deadlineChelsea management angry over Mourinho's Real Madrid talkTerry furious with Chelsea over contract commentsHenry wants to end career at ArsenalLiverpool, Chelsea battle for Sevilla's Daniel AlvesMan City board decides Pearce must goArsenal, Liverpool to pounce for Man City's BartonSpurs willing to listen to offers for Keane, Defoe Spurs board demanded Jol select BerbatovBarton raps Man City teammatesNorwich keen to hold onto Fulham's WarnerReading tracking Sheffield Wednesday's BruntPortsmouth boss: Missing out on Anelka, Nelsen has hurt usMellberg excited about Villa changes Benayoun commits to West Ham Man Utd, Villa target Kightly may quit Wolves Man Utd boss Ferguson admits Derby grabbed Jones on cheapSheffield Utd to try again for Preston's NugentScunthorpe's Sharp lined up for Sheffield Utd return Sibierski: Newcastle pal Martins has AZ rattledMan Utd's Van der Sar admits Bolton clash too soon Villa's Carew loving Pr Read more:FANS TALK
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FA Cup, March 10, 2007 2007-03-13 00:40:00 Middlesbrough 2 - 2 Manchester U.Uploaded by tzonner Read more:March
CUP UEFA 2007-03-14 22:52:00 RESULTSFT Bayer Leverkusen 3 - 0 LensFT Osasuna 1 - 0 RangersFT Werder Bremen 2 - 0 Celta de Vigo FT Tottenham Hotspur 3 - 2 Sporting BragaTOMORROW FIXTURES19:30 Shakhtar Donetsk - Sevilla20:35 AZ Alkmaar - Newcastle U.21:30 Espanyol - Maccabi Haifa22:00 Benfica - Paris S.G.
PREVIEW : CUP UEFA ROUND OF 16 2007-03-14 14:25:00 TODAY FIXTURES SECOND LEGCelta - Bremen 0-1Werder Bremen may be sitting pretty at 1-0 up ahead of the home leg of their UEFA Cup Round of 16 tie against RC Celta de Vigo, but their path to the quarter-finals may not be so smooth as they face up to a veritable injury crisis. Top scorer Miroslav Klose had to sit out Sunday's 1-1 top-of-the-table Bundesliga draw at FC Bayern München due to back pain, and although his situation has improved, he said: "I don't want to make a prognosis yet as to whether or not I will be able to play on Wednesday." Already sidelined are Ivan Klasnić, recovering from a kidney transplant, Tim Borowski following groin surgery and Frank Baumann with achilles tendon problems. To make matters worse, Bremen cannot field winter signings Peter Niemeyer and Markus Rosenberg as they are ineligible and Daniel Jensen and first-leg goalscorer Hugo Almeida are both doubtful after suffering dead legs against Bayern. Jurica Vranješ has been feeling ill and given precauti
FANS TALK FOOTBALL HEADLINES 2007-03-14 14:17:00 ENGLANDBlackburn battling to keep Man Utd target BenniBarcelona invite offers for Liverpool, Man Utd target DecoLiverpool in talks with Athletic Bilbao kid San JoseLiverpool's Gerrard ducks Juventus, Inter talkChelsea to bomb out rebel MakeleleKids in the middle as Man City suffer foreign splitMan Utd striker Smith: I'm not going anywhereChelsea's Shevchenko enjoying "Mourinho philosophy"Blackburn's Nelsen hit by fresh injuryAbramovich: Divorce won't affect Chelsea financesBramble playing way to Newcastle contractEverton's Ruddy ends Wrexham spellO'Neill: Villa to take time over Sutton futureBolton, Middlesbrough target Samuel ponders Villa exitUsworth: Wigan's Baines has big futureSPAINRonaldinho brother opens door to AC Milan moveBarcelona to release Saviola, EzquerroAWOL Motta pleads for Barcelona forgivenessAgent lays out conditions for Alves' Sevilla saleDepor's Andrade on Real Madrid shopping listAtletico waiting for Real Madrid approach for JuradoJonatas to seek Espany Read more:FANS TALK
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PREVIEW : CUP UEFA 1/16 2007-03-15 18:57:00 TODAY FIXTURES19:30 Shakhtar Donetsk ? - ? SevillaSevilla FC coach Juande Ramos has described Thursday's visit to FC Shakhtar Donetsk as "a final" for the UEFA Cup holders. The Spanish side are seeking to become only the second team to retain the UEFA Cup, after Real Madrid CF's triumphs of 1985 and 1986. Their hopes hang in the balance going into the second leg of this Round of 16 tie, however, after last week's 2-2 draw at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium. "We have 90 minutes to score one more goal than our rivals, and we can't make any mistakes because this match is a final and we have to win," said Ramos. Shakhtar coach Mircea Lucescu agreed that the pressure was on the visitors, particularly after last Sunday's 1-0 defeat at CG Tarragona that cost Ramos's men top spot in Spain. "My counterpart [Ramos] realises how difficult it is to win the Spanish league, so he will treat the Shakhtar match like a final," said Lucescu. Shakhtar, naturally, have their own ambitions as
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