In partnership with Russian Football Now, EPL Talk presents the twelfth episode of RNF's podcast.

Russian football may have gotten off to a shaky start in the 2009-10 Champions League, but the last two weeks have seen a measure of redemption. On Tuesday, CSKA Moskva came within minutes of a historic win at Old Trafford, while Rubin continued to their improved form by taking a fourth point in two matches from Barcelona.

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Champions League View: Bayern Munich and Liverpool FC could get 10 points and still not qualify.

An entertaining set of Champions League games threw up some unexpected results, great games and the odd ninja (but not a very effective one). Almost all of the big names have a chance to reach the knockout stages, even though the likes of Bayern and Liverpool have made it very, very difficult for themselves.

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03.11.2009 - Champions League
Manchseter United - CSKA Moskva 3:3

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Video highlights of the goals in the Manchester United vs CSKA Moscow Group B Match Day 4 Champions League match on November 3, 2009. Game kicks off at Old Trafford at 19.45 UK time. Man United beat CSKA 1-0 in Russia on Match Day 3 thanks to Luis Valencia's 86th minute strike. Related posts:CSKA Moscow vs [. Click to continue reading...

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30.10.2009 - Premier Liga
CSKA Moskva - Terek 1:0

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21.10.2009 - Champions League
CSKA Moskva - Manchester United 0:1

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Goal videos from the CSKA Moscow ( CSKA Moskva) vs Manchester United Champions League Group B game on Wed, October 21 ( 17.30 UK ). There will be no Ryan Giggs or Wayne Rooney present at the Luzhniki, the very stadium at which Man United won the 2007-08 Champions League by beating Chelsea on penalties. Click to continue reading...

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17.10.2009 - Premier Liga
Nalchik - CSKA Moskva 1:1

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30.09.2009 - Champions League
CSKA Moskva - Besiktas Istanbul 2:1
1:0 A. Dzagoev
2:0 M. Krasic
2:1 I. Köybasi

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Just 3 days ago I was singing a beautiful song about how great the satellite company DirectTV was, carrying all 16 Champions League games this week LIVE. Well I set my DVR and headed off to work yesterday excited to get back home and watch Inter Milan face Barcelona. Click to continue reading...

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Happy Birthday to my amazing brother Bill!
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Major League Soccer has announced that they will not play games next summer during the group stage of the World Cup. It's not perfect, but it's better than what we currently have going on. The league will also not play on the day of the Semifinals or Final! Click to continue reading...

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15.09.2009 - Champions League
VfL Wolfsburg - CSKA Moskva 3:1

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Which teams will survive the first round of the Champions League?

The long summer of guessing and online gaming is now over, with the groups for the Champion League playoffs finally ready. Let's take a quick look at which teams will make it through to the second round, with our predictions below for the group plays.

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The UEFA Champions League group stage draw was released on Thursday with a few intriguing matchups. Group C contains Real Madrid, AC Milan, and Marseiile while Group F has defending champions Barcelona and Internazionale (Inter Milan). Overall, There are 8 groups with 32 teams total and only 16 (top 2 from each group) advancing to the next round.

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Despite being linked to a possible move to either Chelsea or Barcelona, CSKA Moskva's Yuri Zhirkov is focused upon Wednesdays World Cup qualifier against Finland. When asked of a possible transfer from the Army-Men the twenty-five year-old attacking genius stressed his intent on representing Russia saying to Sports Express, "I Click to continue reading...

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It is the day after league titles were clinched in England, Italy and Spain, which makes today's slate of games considerably less dramatic than it could have been.

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It is the day after league titles were clinched in England, Italy and Spain, which makes today's slate of games considerably less dramatic than it could have been.

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Hertha BSC Berlin 2-0 Saint Patrick's Athletic FC
APOEL FC 1-4 Schalke
FC Nordsjælland 0-2 Olympiacos
NK Slaven Koprivnica 1-2 CSKA
FC Moskva 1-2 København
PFC Litex Lovech 1-3 Aston Villa FC
PFC Cherno More Varna 1-2 VfB Stuttgart
H. Tel-Aviv 1-2 AS Saint-Etienne
FC Baník Ostrava 0-1 Spartak Moskva
VfL Wolfsburg 1-0 FC Rapid Bucureşti
Hamburg 0-0 AFC Unirea Urziceni
Feyenoord 0-1 Kalmar FF
AC Omonia 1-2 Manchester City FC
Nancy 1-0 Motherwell FC
Brann 2-0 Deportivo
Portsmouth FC 2-0 Vitória SC
Slavia 0-0 SC Vaslui
Austria Wien 2-1 Lech Poznań
MŠK Žilina 1-1 Levski
Beşiktaş 1-0 FC Metalist Kharkiv
FC Timişoara 1-2 Partizan
NEC Nijmegen 1-0 Dinamo Bucureşti
Bellinzona 3-4 Galatasaray AŞ
BSC Young Boys 2-2 Club Brugge
Kayserispor 1-2 PSG
Real Racing Club Santander 1-0 FC Honka Espoo
UC Sampdoria 5-0 FBK Kaunas
Brøndby IF 1-2 Rosenborg
Milan 3-1 Zürich
Dinamo Zagreb 0-0 Sparta
Sevilla 2-0 Salzburg
BV Borussia Dortmund 0-2 Udinese
Rennes 2-1 FC Twente
FK Borac 1-4 Ajax
SSC Napoli 3-2 Benfica
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Lyon 2, Rangers 0
I know the Scots love France, but I just can't see Lyon losing this one at home. They pretty much have to win this match and all their others at Stade Gerland to have any chance of advancing. Not sure if the Rangers will have Darcheville and I'm not sure if it matters.
Stuttgart 1, Barcelona 1
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So far this season, PSV Eindhoven has maintained their spot near the top of the Eredivisie table, but by the end of the year I don't expect them to finish higher than fourth and here's three reasons why:
3. They've had a favorable schedule so far
PSV has played Vitesse Arnhem and NEC at home, Twente and Heracles on the road. Twente and Vitesse Arnhem are seemingly decent sides, but PSV could only manage a scoreless draw with the former at Arke Stadion and barely squeaked by Vitesse at home, 1-0. Click to continue reading...

(Part 1, part 2, and part 3)
Group G - Internazionale, PSV Eindhoven, CSKA Moskva, & Fenerbahçe S.K.
Winner - It's hard to go against Internazionale, being that they have a squad packed full of great players, but the way they've looked recently makes this group look wide open. I think they'll be able to get it together to advance, but I'm not sure they'll be on top at the end of this stage. Click to continue reading...