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UEFA Champions League
Old Trafford
Tuesday, 07 April 2009
KO - 20:45 CLT
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Tauro-8-
Zein
shinnawy
Karim Akerfeldt
George Best.
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Manchester United vs FC Porto
George Best.
VS UEFA Champions League
Old Trafford
Tuesday, 07 April 2009
KO - 20:45 CLT
Karim Akerfeldt
2-0 win
shinnawy
a 2-0 win for manu...
we have to get a cofortable result and dnt concede any goals.
we have got scholes,rooney,vidic back but we r missing rio.
we have to get a cofortable result and dnt concede any goals.
we have got scholes,rooney,vidic back but we r missing rio.
shinnawy
starting line-up:
----------------VDS---------------------
O'shea------Vidic-------Evans-------Evra
-------Scholes--Carrick--Fletcher-------
Ronaldo-----------------------------Park
----------------Rooney------------------
Subs. foster,neville,giiggs,eckersley,tevez,nani,MACHEDA.
----------------VDS---------------------
O'shea------Vidic-------Evans-------Evra
-------Scholes--Carrick--Fletcher-------
Ronaldo-----------------------------Park
----------------Rooney------------------
Subs. foster,neville,giiggs,eckersley,tevez,nani,MACHEDA.
shinnawy
Some Facts:
Manchester United
UEFA milestones
• United extended the record for the longest unbeaten run in UEFA Champions League history with their win against FC Internazionale Milano on Matchday 8. The holders last lost in the competition at AC Milan on 2 May 2007 and have won 12 of their subsequent 21 games, drawing nine. AFC Ajax (14 September 1994 to 3 April 1996) and FC Bayern München (14 March 2001 to 10 April 2002) shared the previous record of 19 matches without defeat.
UEFA Champions League statistics
• Cristiano Ronaldo has had more shots on target 18 and off target 16 than any other player still involved in the competition.
• United have conceded just three goals to date, the best record in the competition.
• The holders have scored only eleven times to date, the joint-lowest total of the quarter-finalists along with Porto.
• United have managed 67 shots wide and won 57 corners, more than any other team left in the competition.
• United have collected only eight yellow cards, fewer than any other side in the last eight.
Disciplinary information
• Wayne Rooney's next yellow card will incur a ban.
Latest domestic information
• Sunday 5 April: Manchester United FC 3-2 Aston Villa FC
[Ronaldo 14 80, Macheda 90; Carew 30, Agbonlahor 58]
United were without Rooney, Paul Scholes and Nemanja Vidić through suspension yet took the lead when Ryan Giggs tapped a ten-metre free-kick for Ronaldo to fire in. The visitors drew level when John Carew rose above Gary Neville to head in Gareth Barry's right-wing centre before Carew crossed for Gabriel Agbonlahor to head Villa in front. The home side were on course to suffer a third successive league defeat for the first time since December 2001, only for Ronaldo to lash in a fine equaliser before 17-year-old debutant Federico Macheda curled in in added time to secure a victory that took the champions back above Liverpool FC at the top of the table.
• "We've been over this ground many times; the drama, the fans, the celebrations – you want to see that," said Sir Alex Ferguson. "[At 2-2] I thought 'gamble' – winning is what the game is about and we deserved the win today because we took a chance. We didn't defend well but we always looked like scoring and that's always exciting. At this time of year teams drop points: we've had a blip but we're back today, despite having eight players missing."
• United have conceded eight goals in their last three league games – more than in the previous 23 put together.
• Macheda replaced Nani after 61 minutes to make his senior debut for United. He had struck a hat-trick for United's reserve side against Newcastle United FC on 30 March, completing his haul a minute from time to earn a 3-3 draw.
• United's eleven-match winning run in the Premier League had come to an emphatic end on 14 March as they went down 4-1 to Liverpool at Old Trafford despite taking the lead through Ronaldo's 23rd-minute penalty. Goals from Fernando Torres [28] and Steven Gerrard (44) turned the game around before Vidić was sent off with 14 minutes left, leaving Fábio Aurélio (77) and Andrea Dossena (90) to complete a miserable afternoon for the home side, who had last tasted defeat at Old Trafford in the FA Cup quarter-finals against Portsmouth FC on 8 March 2008.
• The Liverpool loss was United's first at home in the Premier League since a 2-1 defeat by Manchester City FC on 10 February 2008, and their heaviest home or away since a 3-0 loss at AC Milan in the UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg on 2 May 2007. United had not lost by a three-goal margin at Old Trafford since a 3-0 reverse against Chelsea FC on 1 December 2001.
• Nine-man United went down again against Fulham FC on 21 March, losing 2-0 at Craven Cottage to end a 45-year unbeaten away record against their opponents. Scholes was shown a red card for handball in conceding the penalty from which Danny Murphy gave Fulham an 18th-minute lead and Zoltán Gera wrapped up the win three minutes from time, Rooney collecting a second yellow card two minutes later.
• United had not lost successive league games since defeats at Norwich City FC and Everton FC in April 2005.
• The Liverpool loss ended United's unbeaten run of 16 matches in all competitions, of which 14 had been won. They had lost only once in 31 games prior to that defeat and had claimed 19 victories in their previous 22 games in all competitions.
• Liverpool's victory also halted United's nine-match winning streak at home since a 2-2 draw with Aalborg BK on Matchday 6. United have won all bar four of their 23 home games this season, drawing three and losing to Liverpool.
• Peter Løvenkrands' goal for Newcastle on 4 March was the first conceded by Edwin van der Sar in the league in 1,311 minutes, since Samir Nasri's 48th-minute strike for Arsenal on 8 November. Former Club Brugge KV goalkeeper Dany Verlinden holds the European record for the longest run without conceding in a European top flight having gone 1,390 minutes unbeaten in 16 matches from 3 March 1990 to 26 September 1990.
• Roque Santa Cruz's goal for Blackburn Rovers FC on 21 February was the first United had conceded in the Premier League in 1,334 minutes, a match for which Van der Sar was rested. They had kept 14 consecutive clean sheets, but have now conceded in their last five league matches.
• Giggs registered the only goal in United's win at West Ham United FC on 8 February, meaning he has scored a league goal in each of his 19 seasons with the club. The Welshman is also the only player to find the net in all 17 seasons of the Premier League era.
• United will play Everton in the FA Cup semi-finals at Wembley on 19 April.
Injury news
• Wes Brown – out 25 October to 27 January and since 31 January (ankle)
• Rafael – out since 21 February (ankle)
• Gary Neville – out since 31 January (groin)
• Dimitar Berbatov – out since 21 March (ankle)
• Rio Ferdinand – out 21 March to 1 April (back/groin) and since 1 April (groin)
• Anderson – out since 14 March (groin)
• Owen Hargreaves has dropped out of United's UEFA Champions League squad and is not expected to play again this season having been out since 21 September due to a knee injury.
International news
• Rooney scored twice as England defeated Slovakia 4-0 in a friendly at Wembley on 28 March, Ben Foster and Carrick appearing as second-half substitutes. Four days later Rooney and Ferdinand helped England to a 2-1 home win against Ukraine in 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying Group 6.
• In Group 3, Jonny Evans scored his first competitive international goal as Northern Ireland defeated Poland 3-2, also featuring in the 1-0 home win against Slovenia that followed, while Patrice Evra helped France record home and away 1-0 wins against Lithuania in Group 7. Vidić was in the Serbia side that won 3-2 in Romania in the same section, also appearing in a 2-0 friendly win against Sweden.
• There were mixed fortunes for Darren Fletcher in Group 9 as Scotland lost 3-0 in the Netherlands but overcame Iceland 2-1, while John O'Shea helped the Republic of Ireland to 1-1 draws against Bulgaria and Italy in Group 8. An unused substitute in the first game, Darron Gibson was a second-half replacement in Bari. Ronaldo played as Portugal shared a goalless Group 1 draw against Sweden before defeating World Cup hosts South Africa 2-0 in a friendly in which Nani also featured.
• Ji-Sung Park helped Korea Republic to a 2-1 friendly win against Iraq and a 1-0 defeat of neighbours North Korea in Asian qualifying, while in South America there were contrasting fortunes for Carlos Tévez, who scored in Argentina's 4-0 defeat of Venezuela and kept his place in the side for the 6-1 loss in Bolivia.
Miscellaneous
• Ben Foster celebrated his 26th birthday on 3 April.
• In January United paid a reported €17m to FK Partizan for Serbian duo Zoran Tošić and Adam Ljajić, with the latter returning to the Belgrade club on loan for the rest of the season. Tošić is ineligible for the UEFA Champions League.
• United will tour Asia in July, with games in China, Korea Republic, Indonesia and Malaysia. They will also join AC Milan, CA Boca Juniors and FC Bayern München in a four-team tournament in Munich on 29 and 30 July.
• United became the first English club to win the FIFA Club World Cup with a 1-0 defeat of LDU de Quito in Yokohama, Japan on 21 December, Rooney scoring the only goal.
Porto
UEFA milestones
• Lisandro's second goal in the first leg against Club Atlético de Madrid was Porto's 400th in UEFA club competition.
UEFA Champions League statistics
• Bruno Alves, Rolando, Cristián Rodríguez, Raul Meireles, Fernando, Lisandro and Hulk have featured in all eight of Porto's games in this season's competition, Alves and Rolando playing every minute.
• Porto have scored only eleven goals to date, the joint-lowest total of the quarter-finalists along with Manchester United.
Disciplinary information
• Rodríguez, Hulk and Cristian Săpunaru will incur a ban with their next bookings.
Latest domestic information
• Saturday 4 April: Vitória SC 1-3 FC Porto (Roberto 19; Farías 52, Mariano 58, Rolando 88 )
Porto extended their unbeaten run to ten matches in Guimaraes, but had to come from behind after going in at half-time 1-0 down. Ernesto Farías, who had been brilliantly denied by home goalkeeper Nilson early on, equalised as he headed in Meireles' cross and Mariano then diverted in Tomás Costa's wayward effort. Rolando sealed the points, heading in Lucho's left-wing corner.
• Ferreira made four changes to the team that had beaten CF Estrela da Amadora in their previous outing, with Helton replacing Nuno in goal and Farías deputising for the suspended Lisandro. Having returned from international duty only 24 hours before the match Lucho and Cristián Rodríguez dropped to the bench, coming on as second-half substitutes, as Tomás Costa and Hulk came in.
• Porto have won their last eight away games in the Liga, scoring 25 goals and conceding seven. They have been less impressive at Estádio do Dragão of late, drawing four of their last six league fixtures at home.
• Rolando's goal was his first in the Liga for Porto, though he did register against FC Dynamo Kyiv on Matchday 4.
• Mariano's goal was his second in as many Liga outings having also registered in Porto's return to domestic action following Matchday 8 on 15 March. Goals midway through either half from he and Lucho earned a 2-0 Liga victory at home to A. Naval 1º Maio. With Fernando and Hulk suspended, and Fucile, Freddy Guarín and Nelson Benítez ruled out through injury, Andrés Madrid and Mariano both started.
• It was only Lucho's third league goal from open play this season, his other six coming from the penalty spot.
• Seven days later Lucho was again on target in another 2-0 win, this time at home against CF Estrela da Amadora in the Portuguese Cup semi-finals. The Argentinian broke the deadlock on 34 minutes and before half-time Raul Meireles had put the hosts in the driving seat in the last-four tie. The second leg is scheduled for 22 April.
• The Portuguese titleholders have conceded only 16 goals in the Liga this term, still double their total at this stage last season.
• With Lisandro suspended against Guimarães, Alves is the only ever-present left for Porto in the Liga this season, playing every minute.
Injury news
• Fucile – out since 15 February (left ankle)
• Freddy Guarín – out since 19 February (right ankle)
• Nelson Benítez – out since 24 February (right groin)
International news
• Alves and Meireles both started Portugal's goalless draw at home to Sweden in 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying Group 1 on 28 March, Rolando coming on as a substitute just before the interval. Four days later he and Meireles were second-half replacements as the side claimed a 2-0 friendly win against South Africa in Switzerland, starter Alves scoring the opening goal.
• Lucho was also on target on 1 April, scoring Argentina's consolation in a shock 6-1 World Cup qualifying defeat by Bolivia in La Paz. Lisandro was an unused substitute, he and Lucho both having sat out the 4-0 win against Venezuela four days earlier.
• The result saw Argentina slip in the South American standings to fourth, with Uruguay just two points behind after Rodríguez helped Los Charrúas beat Paraguay 2-0 at home before drawing 0-0 in Chile.
• Săpunaru was an unused substitute as Romania suffered back-to-back losses to Serbia (3-2) and Austria (2-1).
• Hugo Ventura was in the Portugal Under-21 squad that won the Madeira International Tournament, an invitational competition which ran from 24-27 March and involved games against Cape Verde, Finland and a Madeira select side.
Miscellaneous
• Milan Stepanov celebrated his 26th birthday on 2 April while Săpunaru turned 25 three days later.
Manchester United
UEFA milestones
• United extended the record for the longest unbeaten run in UEFA Champions League history with their win against FC Internazionale Milano on Matchday 8. The holders last lost in the competition at AC Milan on 2 May 2007 and have won 12 of their subsequent 21 games, drawing nine. AFC Ajax (14 September 1994 to 3 April 1996) and FC Bayern München (14 March 2001 to 10 April 2002) shared the previous record of 19 matches without defeat.
UEFA Champions League statistics
• Cristiano Ronaldo has had more shots on target 18 and off target 16 than any other player still involved in the competition.
• United have conceded just three goals to date, the best record in the competition.
• The holders have scored only eleven times to date, the joint-lowest total of the quarter-finalists along with Porto.
• United have managed 67 shots wide and won 57 corners, more than any other team left in the competition.
• United have collected only eight yellow cards, fewer than any other side in the last eight.
Disciplinary information
• Wayne Rooney's next yellow card will incur a ban.
Latest domestic information
• Sunday 5 April: Manchester United FC 3-2 Aston Villa FC
[Ronaldo 14 80, Macheda 90; Carew 30, Agbonlahor 58]
United were without Rooney, Paul Scholes and Nemanja Vidić through suspension yet took the lead when Ryan Giggs tapped a ten-metre free-kick for Ronaldo to fire in. The visitors drew level when John Carew rose above Gary Neville to head in Gareth Barry's right-wing centre before Carew crossed for Gabriel Agbonlahor to head Villa in front. The home side were on course to suffer a third successive league defeat for the first time since December 2001, only for Ronaldo to lash in a fine equaliser before 17-year-old debutant Federico Macheda curled in in added time to secure a victory that took the champions back above Liverpool FC at the top of the table.
• "We've been over this ground many times; the drama, the fans, the celebrations – you want to see that," said Sir Alex Ferguson. "[At 2-2] I thought 'gamble' – winning is what the game is about and we deserved the win today because we took a chance. We didn't defend well but we always looked like scoring and that's always exciting. At this time of year teams drop points: we've had a blip but we're back today, despite having eight players missing."
• United have conceded eight goals in their last three league games – more than in the previous 23 put together.
• Macheda replaced Nani after 61 minutes to make his senior debut for United. He had struck a hat-trick for United's reserve side against Newcastle United FC on 30 March, completing his haul a minute from time to earn a 3-3 draw.
• United's eleven-match winning run in the Premier League had come to an emphatic end on 14 March as they went down 4-1 to Liverpool at Old Trafford despite taking the lead through Ronaldo's 23rd-minute penalty. Goals from Fernando Torres [28] and Steven Gerrard (44) turned the game around before Vidić was sent off with 14 minutes left, leaving Fábio Aurélio (77) and Andrea Dossena (90) to complete a miserable afternoon for the home side, who had last tasted defeat at Old Trafford in the FA Cup quarter-finals against Portsmouth FC on 8 March 2008.
• The Liverpool loss was United's first at home in the Premier League since a 2-1 defeat by Manchester City FC on 10 February 2008, and their heaviest home or away since a 3-0 loss at AC Milan in the UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg on 2 May 2007. United had not lost by a three-goal margin at Old Trafford since a 3-0 reverse against Chelsea FC on 1 December 2001.
• Nine-man United went down again against Fulham FC on 21 March, losing 2-0 at Craven Cottage to end a 45-year unbeaten away record against their opponents. Scholes was shown a red card for handball in conceding the penalty from which Danny Murphy gave Fulham an 18th-minute lead and Zoltán Gera wrapped up the win three minutes from time, Rooney collecting a second yellow card two minutes later.
• United had not lost successive league games since defeats at Norwich City FC and Everton FC in April 2005.
• The Liverpool loss ended United's unbeaten run of 16 matches in all competitions, of which 14 had been won. They had lost only once in 31 games prior to that defeat and had claimed 19 victories in their previous 22 games in all competitions.
• Liverpool's victory also halted United's nine-match winning streak at home since a 2-2 draw with Aalborg BK on Matchday 6. United have won all bar four of their 23 home games this season, drawing three and losing to Liverpool.
• Peter Løvenkrands' goal for Newcastle on 4 March was the first conceded by Edwin van der Sar in the league in 1,311 minutes, since Samir Nasri's 48th-minute strike for Arsenal on 8 November. Former Club Brugge KV goalkeeper Dany Verlinden holds the European record for the longest run without conceding in a European top flight having gone 1,390 minutes unbeaten in 16 matches from 3 March 1990 to 26 September 1990.
• Roque Santa Cruz's goal for Blackburn Rovers FC on 21 February was the first United had conceded in the Premier League in 1,334 minutes, a match for which Van der Sar was rested. They had kept 14 consecutive clean sheets, but have now conceded in their last five league matches.
• Giggs registered the only goal in United's win at West Ham United FC on 8 February, meaning he has scored a league goal in each of his 19 seasons with the club. The Welshman is also the only player to find the net in all 17 seasons of the Premier League era.
• United will play Everton in the FA Cup semi-finals at Wembley on 19 April.
Injury news
• Wes Brown – out 25 October to 27 January and since 31 January (ankle)
• Rafael – out since 21 February (ankle)
• Gary Neville – out since 31 January (groin)
• Dimitar Berbatov – out since 21 March (ankle)
• Rio Ferdinand – out 21 March to 1 April (back/groin) and since 1 April (groin)
• Anderson – out since 14 March (groin)
• Owen Hargreaves has dropped out of United's UEFA Champions League squad and is not expected to play again this season having been out since 21 September due to a knee injury.
International news
• Rooney scored twice as England defeated Slovakia 4-0 in a friendly at Wembley on 28 March, Ben Foster and Carrick appearing as second-half substitutes. Four days later Rooney and Ferdinand helped England to a 2-1 home win against Ukraine in 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying Group 6.
• In Group 3, Jonny Evans scored his first competitive international goal as Northern Ireland defeated Poland 3-2, also featuring in the 1-0 home win against Slovenia that followed, while Patrice Evra helped France record home and away 1-0 wins against Lithuania in Group 7. Vidić was in the Serbia side that won 3-2 in Romania in the same section, also appearing in a 2-0 friendly win against Sweden.
• There were mixed fortunes for Darren Fletcher in Group 9 as Scotland lost 3-0 in the Netherlands but overcame Iceland 2-1, while John O'Shea helped the Republic of Ireland to 1-1 draws against Bulgaria and Italy in Group 8. An unused substitute in the first game, Darron Gibson was a second-half replacement in Bari. Ronaldo played as Portugal shared a goalless Group 1 draw against Sweden before defeating World Cup hosts South Africa 2-0 in a friendly in which Nani also featured.
• Ji-Sung Park helped Korea Republic to a 2-1 friendly win against Iraq and a 1-0 defeat of neighbours North Korea in Asian qualifying, while in South America there were contrasting fortunes for Carlos Tévez, who scored in Argentina's 4-0 defeat of Venezuela and kept his place in the side for the 6-1 loss in Bolivia.
Miscellaneous
• Ben Foster celebrated his 26th birthday on 3 April.
• In January United paid a reported €17m to FK Partizan for Serbian duo Zoran Tošić and Adam Ljajić, with the latter returning to the Belgrade club on loan for the rest of the season. Tošić is ineligible for the UEFA Champions League.
• United will tour Asia in July, with games in China, Korea Republic, Indonesia and Malaysia. They will also join AC Milan, CA Boca Juniors and FC Bayern München in a four-team tournament in Munich on 29 and 30 July.
• United became the first English club to win the FIFA Club World Cup with a 1-0 defeat of LDU de Quito in Yokohama, Japan on 21 December, Rooney scoring the only goal.
Porto
UEFA milestones
• Lisandro's second goal in the first leg against Club Atlético de Madrid was Porto's 400th in UEFA club competition.
UEFA Champions League statistics
• Bruno Alves, Rolando, Cristián Rodríguez, Raul Meireles, Fernando, Lisandro and Hulk have featured in all eight of Porto's games in this season's competition, Alves and Rolando playing every minute.
• Porto have scored only eleven goals to date, the joint-lowest total of the quarter-finalists along with Manchester United.
Disciplinary information
• Rodríguez, Hulk and Cristian Săpunaru will incur a ban with their next bookings.
Latest domestic information
• Saturday 4 April: Vitória SC 1-3 FC Porto (Roberto 19; Farías 52, Mariano 58, Rolando 88 )
Porto extended their unbeaten run to ten matches in Guimaraes, but had to come from behind after going in at half-time 1-0 down. Ernesto Farías, who had been brilliantly denied by home goalkeeper Nilson early on, equalised as he headed in Meireles' cross and Mariano then diverted in Tomás Costa's wayward effort. Rolando sealed the points, heading in Lucho's left-wing corner.
• Ferreira made four changes to the team that had beaten CF Estrela da Amadora in their previous outing, with Helton replacing Nuno in goal and Farías deputising for the suspended Lisandro. Having returned from international duty only 24 hours before the match Lucho and Cristián Rodríguez dropped to the bench, coming on as second-half substitutes, as Tomás Costa and Hulk came in.
• Porto have won their last eight away games in the Liga, scoring 25 goals and conceding seven. They have been less impressive at Estádio do Dragão of late, drawing four of their last six league fixtures at home.
• Rolando's goal was his first in the Liga for Porto, though he did register against FC Dynamo Kyiv on Matchday 4.
• Mariano's goal was his second in as many Liga outings having also registered in Porto's return to domestic action following Matchday 8 on 15 March. Goals midway through either half from he and Lucho earned a 2-0 Liga victory at home to A. Naval 1º Maio. With Fernando and Hulk suspended, and Fucile, Freddy Guarín and Nelson Benítez ruled out through injury, Andrés Madrid and Mariano both started.
• It was only Lucho's third league goal from open play this season, his other six coming from the penalty spot.
• Seven days later Lucho was again on target in another 2-0 win, this time at home against CF Estrela da Amadora in the Portuguese Cup semi-finals. The Argentinian broke the deadlock on 34 minutes and before half-time Raul Meireles had put the hosts in the driving seat in the last-four tie. The second leg is scheduled for 22 April.
• The Portuguese titleholders have conceded only 16 goals in the Liga this term, still double their total at this stage last season.
• With Lisandro suspended against Guimarães, Alves is the only ever-present left for Porto in the Liga this season, playing every minute.
Injury news
• Fucile – out since 15 February (left ankle)
• Freddy Guarín – out since 19 February (right ankle)
• Nelson Benítez – out since 24 February (right groin)
International news
• Alves and Meireles both started Portugal's goalless draw at home to Sweden in 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying Group 1 on 28 March, Rolando coming on as a substitute just before the interval. Four days later he and Meireles were second-half replacements as the side claimed a 2-0 friendly win against South Africa in Switzerland, starter Alves scoring the opening goal.
• Lucho was also on target on 1 April, scoring Argentina's consolation in a shock 6-1 World Cup qualifying defeat by Bolivia in La Paz. Lisandro was an unused substitute, he and Lucho both having sat out the 4-0 win against Venezuela four days earlier.
• The result saw Argentina slip in the South American standings to fourth, with Uruguay just two points behind after Rodríguez helped Los Charrúas beat Paraguay 2-0 at home before drawing 0-0 in Chile.
• Săpunaru was an unused substitute as Romania suffered back-to-back losses to Serbia (3-2) and Austria (2-1).
• Hugo Ventura was in the Portugal Under-21 squad that won the Madeira International Tournament, an invitational competition which ran from 24-27 March and involved games against Cape Verde, Finland and a Madeira select side.
Miscellaneous
• Milan Stepanov celebrated his 26th birthday on 2 April while Săpunaru turned 25 three days later.
Zein
A great Match !!! Superb Porto have grabbed two away goals.
Manchester United were inconsistent throughout and probably didn't deserve to win.
I was impressed by Hulk's performance.
Manchester United were inconsistent throughout and probably didn't deserve to win.
I was impressed by Hulk's performance.
Tauro-8-
OOOh,great game by Porto they definitly deserved to win,Hulk Hulk and more Hulk,Hulk was amazing and the ref was really clumsy when it came to Tevez's tackle on Hulk,really no foul?come on,and Rooney's goal was soo lame but I have to say the truth great goal by Tevez,anyways it won't matter Porto will win in Portugal and advance to the semi finals,I've always said that Manchester will easily cruise by Porto to the semis but after watching today's game,NO CHANCE FOR MANU
George Best.
Tauro-8- wrote:OOOh,great game by Porto they definitly deserved to win,Hulk Hulk and more Hulk,Hulk was amazing and the ref was really clumsy when it came to Tevez's tackle on Hulk,really no foul?come on,and Rooney's goal was soo lame but I have to say the truth great goal by Tevez,anyways it won't matter Porto will win in Portugal and advance to the semi finals,I've always said that Manchester will easily cruise by Porto to the semis but after watching today's game,NO CHANCE FOR MANU
You need to watch more football.
Every team has a blip in the season, this is ours, it's inexplicable.
George Best.
Having said that, I still have faith in my team.
Shiko
tauro wtf are u sayin manu is a great team who can scores and win everywhere i still predicts that manu will pass to the semis but it will be a tough matchGeorge Best. wrote:Tauro-8- wrote:OOOh,great game by Porto they definitly deserved to win,Hulk Hulk and more Hulk,Hulk was amazing and the ref was really clumsy when it came to Tevez's tackle on Hulk,really no foul?come on,and Rooney's goal was soo lame but I have to say the truth great goal by Tevez,anyways it won't matter Porto will win in Portugal and advance to the semi finals,I've always said that Manchester will easily cruise by Porto to the semis but after watching today's game,NO CHANCE FOR MANU
You need to watch more football.
Every team has a blip in the season, this is ours, it's inexplicable.
El Loddz
well, i know man utd played like shit but do u remember us tauro ??
when we played against middlesbrough we were like shit 2 but then we crushed REAL MADRID THEN MAN UTD THEN ASTON VILLA so u cant say that man uts cant bouce back and win in portugal right ?
cause nobody expected us to bounce back but WE DID !!
when we played against middlesbrough we were like shit 2 but then we crushed REAL MADRID THEN MAN UTD THEN ASTON VILLA so u cant say that man uts cant bouce back and win in portugal right ?
cause nobody expected us to bounce back but WE DID !!
Tauro-8-
ok guys I know that Manchester is a great team no doubt about it,but Porto are a great team too,why are you all saying that Manchester will crush Porto and stuff like that?besides they are gonna play home and Best according to you each team has a "Blip" in a season I thought yours was the 4-1 trashing in Old Trafford,and I would love to see Manchester go out in the champions league because Ferguson has no respect for Arsenal,Villareal and Porto,how dare he say he'll be playing with Barca in the final,News Flash Neither Manchester nor Barca will reach the final,It is possible but very hard,and if anyone has seen today's game he would have noticed THAT HULK DESERVES A PENALTY FOR TEVEZ'S TACKLE
Mahdiano- Admin
George Best. wrote:Tauro-8- wrote:OOOh,great game by Porto they definitly deserved to win,Hulk Hulk and more Hulk,Hulk was amazing and the ref was really clumsy when it came to Tevez's tackle on Hulk,really no foul?come on,and Rooney's goal was soo lame but I have to say the truth great goal by Tevez,anyways it won't matter Porto will win in Portugal and advance to the semi finals,I've always said that Manchester will easily cruise by Porto to the semis but after watching today's game,NO CHANCE FOR MANU
You need to watch more football.
Every team has a blip in the season, this is ours, it's inexplicable.
hahahaha look who's talkin now
well why wont u take that 4 a reason why Inter got knocked out from Man utd ???
Biased
Mahdiano- Admin
let Porto put a similar performance in the dragao n they will find their way to the semi final
Hulk deserved a penlty definatly Tevez's tackle was never for the ball and it was inside the box , a shitty call by the ref
Man utd did nothin to get the win even when they scored the late Tevez goal they werent able to hold to it for 5 more minutes n Porto reacted greatly and deserved the draw and IMO deserved even more
Hulk deserved a penlty definatly Tevez's tackle was never for the ball and it was inside the box , a shitty call by the ref
Man utd did nothin to get the win even when they scored the late Tevez goal they werent able to hold to it for 5 more minutes n Porto reacted greatly and deserved the draw and IMO deserved even more
shinnawy
we were shite but this wa because we were tired...international players didnt rest since the came back..
we had villa on sunday trained on monday porto on tuesday....they must get tired.
well porto chances are higher now but we still have a chance...we can win everywhere....remeber last year arsenal against milan and the year before it milan against bayern
nothn is impossibe....and we united fans always BELIEVE in our team
we had villa on sunday trained on monday porto on tuesday....they must get tired.
well porto chances are higher now but we still have a chance...we can win everywhere....remeber last year arsenal against milan and the year before it milan against bayern
nothn is impossibe....and we united fans always BELIEVE in our team
shinnawy
we were shite but this wa because we were tired...international players didnt rest since the came back..
we had villa on sunday trained on monday porto on tuesday....they must get tired.
well porto chances are higher now but we still have a chance...we can win everywhere....remeber last year arsenal against milan and the year before it milan against bayern
nothn is impossibe....and we united fans always BELIEVE in our team
we had villa on sunday trained on monday porto on tuesday....they must get tired.
well porto chances are higher now but we still have a chance...we can win everywhere....remeber last year arsenal against milan and the year before it milan against bayern
nothn is impossibe....and we united fans always BELIEVE in our team
George Best.
Tauro-8- wrote:ok guys I know that Manchester is a great team no doubt about it,but Porto are a great team too,why are you all saying that Manchester will crush Porto and stuff like that?besides they are gonna play home and Best according to you each team has a "Blip" in a season I thought yours was the 4-1 trashing in Old Trafford,and I would love to see Manchester go out in the champions league because Ferguson has no respect for Arsenal,Villareal and Porto,how dare he say he'll be playing with Barca in the final,News Flash Neither Manchester nor Barca will reach the final,It is possible but very hard,and if anyone has seen today's game he would have noticed THAT HULK DESERVES A PENALTY FOR TEVEZ'S TACKLE
Ban this cunt, he doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about.
Discussing each argument after another, I'll show you how ignorant you are, A blip is more than one game, it just shows that Manchester are tired after being -Champions of England, Champions of Europe and Champions of the world. So they're struggling in their recent matches, just like liverpool have been struggling in the recent seasons.
Number 2, it's Sir Alex Ferguson for you, Tauro. And to say he has no respect for Arsenal, Villareal and Porto is just sad from you because FYI, SAF and Arsene Wenger enjoy a great relationship and he didn't commen on either Villareal nor Porto except saying 'Porto have a great home record against the English teams and we're gonna be the first to beat them. Another thing, Tauro, SAF never said ManU and Barcelona were playing in the final, he just said the greatest threat to us are Barcelona, so get your fuckin' facts right.
Number 3,'News Flash Neither Manchester nor Barca will reach the final,It is possible but very hard' other than commenting that the use of the phrase 'news flash' is a bit feminine, this is about the stupidest thing you said since you joined here, you're saying that United and Barcelona (the two favorites to Win the UCL) are not going to the final as if it's a 'facht' (yes, I'm mocking Fat Rafa'). What about you're precious Liverpool? they just lost 3-1 at home, now which result is better, a 3-1 loss at home, or a 2-2 draw at home.
Again Tauro, you've managed to FAIL.
George Best.
Mahdiano wrote:George Best. wrote:Tauro-8- wrote:OOOh,great game by Porto they definitly deserved to win,Hulk Hulk and more Hulk,Hulk was amazing and the ref was really clumsy when it came to Tevez's tackle on Hulk,really no foul?come on,and Rooney's goal was soo lame but I have to say the truth great goal by Tevez,anyways it won't matter Porto will win in Portugal and advance to the semi finals,I've always said that Manchester will easily cruise by Porto to the semis but after watching today's game,NO CHANCE FOR MANU
You need to watch more football.
Every team has a blip in the season, this is ours, it's inexplicable.
hahahaha look who's talkin now
well why wont u take that 4 a reason why Inter got knocked out from Man utd ???
Biased
There's a difference between being in a blip, and actually being a very bad football team, if you think Inter were in a blip, then they've been in a blip for over 40 years
Abouzeid
Tauro-8- wrote:ok guys I know that Manchester is a great team no doubt about it,but Porto are a great team too,why are you all saying that Manchester will crush Porto and stuff like that?besides they are gonna play home and Best according to you each team has a "Blip" in a season I thought yours was the 4-1 trashing in Old Trafford,and I would love to see Manchester go out in the champions league because Ferguson has no respect for Arsenal,Villareal and Porto,how dare he say he'll be playing with Barca in the final,News Flash Neither Manchester nor Barca will reach the final,It is possible but very hard,and if anyone has seen today's game he would have noticed THAT HULK DESERVES A PENALTY FOR TEVEZ'S TACKLE
I feel sorry for you. I wish I could see how you look like right after being crushed in Anfield. Please tell me that you think you can achieve a 3 - 0 victory in Stamford Bridge, so I can laugh.
George Best.
Abouzeid wrote:
I feel sorry for you. I wish I could see how you look like right after being crushed in Anfield. Please tell me that you think you can achieve a 3 - 0 victory in Stamford Bridge, so I can laugh.
We won't be seeing him for a long, long time.
El Loddz
YES WE CAN !!!
BUT WILL IT HAPPEN ??
THAT IS THE QUESTION U SHOULD HAVE ASKED !!
BUT WILL IT HAPPEN ??
THAT IS THE QUESTION U SHOULD HAVE ASKED !!
El Loddz
and tauro DONT JUST TALK AND TALK AND TALK. JUST THINK ABOUT WHAT UR GONNA SAY ( matgeblenash el kalam ba2a ana mesh na2es )
George Best.
El Loddz wrote:and tauro DONT JUST TALK AND TALK AND TALK. JUST THINK ABOUT WHAT UR GONNA SAY ( matgeblenash el kalam ba2a ana mesh na2es )
He really fucked up this time, didn't he?
Abouzeid
No, you can NOT.
I say,
Tuesday, 21st of April: "The Blues knocked out Liverpool again just like last year out of the Champions League after a deserved win in Stamford Bridge supported by a massive victory in Anfield in the first leg.
I say,
Tuesday, 21st of April: "The Blues knocked out Liverpool again just like last year out of the Champions League after a deserved win in Stamford Bridge supported by a massive victory in Anfield in the first leg.
El Loddz
hahahahaha go get ur facts straight man !!
we play on the 14th not 21.
we play on the 14th not 21.