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Imagine you play for Rangers and [Insert Scottish brand of high fashion here] has made professional
attire for your travels. Suits, shirts, ties - the whole lot. Only problem is they#8217;re
pinstriped. Green and white pinstriped. Oh my. Or say you#8217;re on the books of Roma and
Valentino Garavino holds a runway show to unleash [.
Group A
Ajax Amsterdam 0-0 FC Timisoara; Dinamo Zagreb 0-2 Anderlecht
Group B
Genoa 2-0 Slavia Prague; Lille 1-1 Valencia
Group C
Hapoel Tel-Aviv 2-1 Celtic; Rapid Vienna 3-0 Hamburg SV
Group D
Heerenveen 2-3 Sporting Lisbon; Hertha Berlin 1-1 FK Ventspils
Group E
CSKA Sofia 1-1 Fulham; FC Basel 2-0 AS Roma
Group F
Panathinaikos 1-3 Galatasaray; SK Sturm Graz 0-1 Dinamo Bucuresti
Group G
Lazio 1-2 SV Salzburg; Villarreal 1-0 Levski Sofia
Group H
Fenerbahce 1-2 Twente Enschede; Steaua Bucuresti 0-0 Sheriff Tiraspol
Group I
Benfica 2-0 BATE Borisov; Everton 4-0 AEK Athens
Group J
Club Brugge 1-4 Shakhtar Donetsk; Partizan Belgrade 2-3 Toulouse
Group K
CFR Cluj-Napoca 2-0 FC Copenhagen; Sparta Prague 2-2 PSV Eindhoven
Group L
Athletic Bilbao 3-0 Austria Vienna; CD Nacional de Madeira 2-3 Werder Bremen
The UEFA Europa League has a full set of group stage matches on Thursday, November 5, 2009. Some
of the key matches include Genoa v Lille, Werder Bremen v Austria Vienna, Fenerbahce v Steaua
Bucharest, and Toulouse v Shakhtar Donetsk. Free Live Sports TV will be providing live streams and
coverage of all these matches.
Austria Vienna kept the path clear for European competition next season with a gutsy two-goal
comeback in the final ten minutes over Preston Zimmerman's SV Kapfenberg.
Xabi Alonso's future may take a step closer to being resolved today, as the midfielder is set to
meet up with manager Rafael Benitez.
The Spaniard remains a transfer target for Real Madrid but Liverpool are loathe to sell one of
their key players meaning the situation is currently at something of a deadlock.
I have been travelling around in Europe for a month, and although with the break, there wasn't much
football on my busy programme, I did nevertheless notice some things:-I was in Barcelona when R.D.
Espanyol inaugurated their new stadium by winning a 3-0 victory against Liverpool. I have always
felt some sympathy for Español for being the "little guys" in Barcelona, and was happy to see them
play
Athletic Bilbao's 16-year-old forward Iker Muniain became the youngest scorer in La Liga when he
earned them a point in Sunday's 2-2 draw at Real Valladolid. Muniain, who turns 17 in December and
was a second-half substitute, picked up a loose ball on the edge of the area in the 77th minute and
his snap shot was good enough to beat Jacobo Sanz in the Valladolid goal for the second equalizer.
I might be a bit premature in saying this, but with our Champion's League hopes hanging by a
thread, I was looking at the B competition, The Europa League.
In it you have some of the powerhouses of European football such as Stum Graz, FC Sheriff, Fc
Twente, Bate, Dinamo Zagreb, Austria Vienna and other Luminaries of the game!
The highlight of this EUROPA LEAGUE game between Austria Vienna& Spanish Club Athletic de Bilbao
was the pitch invasion by "hooligans"that stopped the match in the 2ºhalf for about 30 minutes.
Apart fromthe flares & the numerous objects thrown onto the pitch the behaviourneeds to be
punished, something we hope UEFA will do.
(0-1. Schumacher)
(1-1. Micael)
(2-1. Mateus)
(3-1. Micael)
(4-1. Tomasevic)
(5-1. Felipe)
Preston Zimmerman and the Falcons ride up to the Austrian capital on Saturday looking to preserve
next season's Bundesliga spot, while Austria Vienna fight to remain in the chase for a UEFA cup
berth with six games to go.
Non è andata male per le squadre di calcio italiane impegnate in questo forzato antipasto europeo.
Parliamo di quelle che sono costrette (a seguito del piazzamento ottenuto nell'ultimo campionato di
calcio) a superare gli ostacoli che si frappongono per poter brindare all'ingresso nella fase a
gironi della Champions e della Europa League.
20/08/2009Kosice-AS Roma 3 - 3FK Baku-Basel 1 - 3BATE Borisov-Litex Lovech 0 - 1Teplice-Hapoel Tel
Aviv 1 - 2Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv-PSV 0 - 1Guingamp-Hamburger SV 1 - 5Trabzonspor-Toulouse 1 - 3CSKA
Sofia-Dinamo Mosca 0 - 0NAC Breda-Villarreal 1 - 3PAOK Saloniki-SC Heerenveen 1 - 1Metalurg
Donetsk-Austria Vienna 2 - 2Rapid Vienna-Aston Villa 1 - 0Sturm Graz-Metalist Kharkiv 1 - 1Dinamo
Bucarest-
3 wins, 2 draws and 1 defeat for Bundesliga clubs in Europe this week. The good news is that
five out of six have it all in their own hands to progress to the next round. The odd club out is
of course Hertha B... no wait.
Bayern Munich 0-2 Bordeaux. Bayern wanted a football teacher and got a textbook
case of how little possession stats tell you about the outcome of a football match.
There are several key matches in some of the smaller European leagues including the Austrian
Bundesliga and Turkish Super League. Two of these include Rapid Vienna v Austria Vienna and
Galatasaray v Manisaspor which will both be covered live on our other site, Free Live Sports TV, at
the links below.
Angry Austria Vienna fans invaded the pitch like a drunk and stupid army during their side's 3-0
loss to Athletic Bilbao in the Europa League on Thursday. Upset after Athletic scored their second
goal, fans first threw objects onto the pitch, forcing the referee to halt play. This didn't go
over so hot with the crowd, so they decide to storm the gate to the pitch as if they were Christmas
shopping parents attempting to bust down the doors of a toy store before opening.
(video gol highlights: Austria Vienna-Athletic Bilbao 0-3)
Tutto deciso nel Gruppo L, al termine della quinta giornata di Europa League. I baschi
dell'Athletic Bilbao espugnano Vienna con un secco 3 a 0 e brindano alla qualificazione, insieme ai
tedeschi, travolgenti a Madeira, contro i portoghesi del National, sconfitti per 4 a 1.
Ecco i risultati del giovedì di Europa League, appena trascorso. Si è chiuso il quinto turno
della fase a gironi, ma in molti gruppi i verdetti non sono ancora completi e soltanto al termine
dei prossimi 90 minuti riusciremo a dare un volto definitivo alla situazione. Ci sono state, però,
anche qualificazioni importanti, come quella della Roma di Ranieri, vittoriosa all'Olimpico contro
il Basilea grazie alla perla di Vucinic (nella foto).
Sei dei dodici gruppi di Europa League conosceranno, questa sera, la loro conclusione. Molti i nodi
da sciogliere in questa sesta ed ultima giornata, tante le emozioni che si annunciano a poche ore
dall'ingresso in campo dei giocatori. Questa sera, insomma, si conosceranno le prime squadre
qualificate ai 16esimi della manifestazione continentale.
La Roma passeggia in Bulgaria e ottiene il primo posto meritato nel Gruppo D. Il Fulham, invece,
esce vittorioso dal St. Jakob Park e, con il 3 a 2 inflitto agli svizzeri del Basilea, guadagna il
pass per i sedicesimi di Europa League, proprio a spese del team di Groos. Nel Gruppo D, Kacar, con
la rete siglata al 70', manda in estasi i tedeschi dell'Hertha che sconfiggono lo Sporting Lisbona
e passano il turno proprio insieme ai lusitani.
