Champions League 2011-12
(From 28-06-2011
to 19-05-2012)
GAME DETAILS
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Odense BK - Villarreal CF |
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| FIRST LEG |
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| 1-0 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: TRE-FOR Park (Odense) DATE: 17-08-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 13.002 Referee: Damir Skomina (SVN) Goals: 1-0 (Andreasen 84’) |
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| Odense BK (coach: Henrik Clausen) Stefan Wessels ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Espen Ruud Anders Møller Christensen Daniel Høegh Chris Sørensen ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Andreas Johansson Mohamed Kalilou Traoré Eric Djemba-Djemba Bashkim Kadrii ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Henrik Andreasen Rúrik Gíslason (Rasmus Falk 81’) |
Villarreal CF (coach: Juan Carlos Garrido) Diego López ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Mario Gaspar Pérez Mateo Musacchio Cristian Zapata Joan Oriol ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Bruno Soriano Carlos Marchena (Marco Rubén 85’) Borja Valero (Marcos Senna 84’) Rubén Gracia “Cani” ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Nilmar da Silva (Javier Camuñas 83’) Giuseppe Rossi |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 3-0 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: El Madrigal (Villarreal) DATE: 23-08-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 24.000 Referee: Craig Thomson (SCO) Goals: 1-0 (Rossi 50’); 2-0 (Rossi 66’); 3-0 (Marchena 82’) [Incidents: Kadrii was sent off after a double bookable offense (min. 70), and Borja Valero was also expelled with a straight red card for headbutting Johansson’s chest Zidane-style (min. 76).] |
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| Villarreal CF (coach: Juan Carlos Garrido) Diego López ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mateo Musacchio Cristian Zapata Joan Oriol ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Rubén Gracia “Cani” (Gonzalo Rodríguez 84’) Bruno Soriano Marcos Senna Borja Valero ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Nilmar da Silva (Marco Rubén 85’) Giuseppe Rossi Javier Camuñas (Carlos Marchena 75’) |
Odense BK (coach: Henrik Clausen) Stefan Wessels ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Espen Ruud Anders Møller Christensen Tore Reginiussen Bernard Mendy (Chris Sørensen 80’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Andreas Johansson Mohamed Kalilou Traoré (Peter Utaka 80’) Eric Djemba-Djemba Bashkim Kadrii ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Henrik Andreasen Rúrik Gíslason (Rasmus Falk 57’) |
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KRC Genk - Valencia CF |
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| 0-0 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: Cristal Arena (Genk) DATE: 13-09-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 22.000 Referee: Thomas Einwaller (AUT) Goals: - |
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| KRC Genk (coach: Mario Been) László Köteles ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Anele Ngcongca Jeroen Simaeys José Nadson Ferreira Daniel Pudil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Dugary Ndabashinze David Hubert Dániel Tőzsér Thomas Buffel (Fabien Camus 85’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jelle Vossen (Elyaniv Barda 80’) Kennedy Nwanganga (Marvin Ogunjimi 64’) |
Valencia CF (coach: Unai Emery) Diego Alves ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Luís Miguel Brito Adil Rami Víctor Ruiz Jérémy Mathieu ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Sofiane Feghouli (Pablo Hernández 69’) Mehmet Topal Dani Parejo (Aritz Aduriz 74’) Éver Banega Pablo Piatti (Sergio Canales 79’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Roberto Soldado |
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FC Barcelona - AC Milan |
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| 2-2 (1-1) |
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| STADIUM: Camp Nou (Barcelona) DATE: 13-09-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 96.641 Referee: Martin Atkinson (ENG) Goals: 0-1 (Alexandre Pato 1’); 1-1 (Pedro 36’); 2-1 (Villa 50’); 2-2 (Thiago Silva 90+’) [Incidents: Alexandre Pato scored one of the fastest goals in the history of Champions League, only 24 seconds into the game.] |
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| FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Dani Alves Sergio Busquets Javier Mascherano Éric Abidal ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Xavier Hernández “Xavi” Seydou Keita (Carles Puyol 67’) Andrés Iniesta (Cesc Fàbregas 39’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Pedro Rodríguez Leo Messi David Villa (Ibrahim Afellay 84’) |
AC Milan (coach: Massimiliano Allegri) Christian Abbiati ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ignazio Abate Alessandro Nesta Thiago Emiliano da Silva Gianluca Zambrotta ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Clarence Seedorf Mark van Bommel (Alberto Aquilani 78’) Antonio Nocerino Kevin Prince Boateng (Massimo Ambrosini 33’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Antonio Cassano (Urby Emanuelson 62’) Alexandre Rodrigues da Silva “Pato” |
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Villarreal CF - FC Bayern München |
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| 0-2 (0-1) |
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| STADIUM: El Madrigal (Villarreal) DATE: 14-09-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 22.354 Referee: Cüneyt Çakır (TUR) Goals: 0-1 (Kroos 7’); 0-2 (Rafinha 76’) |
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| Villarreal CF (coach: Juan Carlos Garrido) Diego López ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mario Gaspar Pérez Cristian Zapata Mateo Musacchio José Manuel Catalá ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Bruno Soriano Marcos Senna (Rubén Gracia “Cani” 46’) Jonathan de Guzmán (Javier Camuñas 72’) Carlos Marchena ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Nilmar da Silva (Marco Rubén 58’) Giuseppe Rossi |
FC Bayern München (coach: Jupp Heynckes) Manuel Neuer ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Jérôme Boateng Daniel van Buyten (Márcio Rafael Ferreira “Rafinha” 23’) Holger Badstuber Philipp Lahm ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Thomas Müller Anatolij Tymoshchuk Toni Kroos (Luiz Gustavo Dias 81’) Bastian Schweinsteiger Franck Ribéry ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Mario Gómez (Nils Petersen 46’) |
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GNK Dinamo - Real Madrid CF |
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| 0-1 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: Maksimir (Zagreb) DATE: 14-09-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 35.847 Referee: Svein Oddvar Moen (NOR) Goals: 0-1 (Di María 53’) [Incidents: Real Madrid’s head coach, José Mourinho, was suspended for this game, and the team’s assistant coach, Aitor Karanka, replaced him on the bench. Real Madrid dressed an unusual all-red kit (only three times before the team wore this “jinx” color in European competitions away matches—10-03-1971 in Cardiff, 14-04-1971 in Eindhoven and 7-03-1973 in Odessa—, with not a single goal scored in any of them). Marcelo was sent off (min. 73).] |
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| GNK Dinamo (coach: Krunoslav Jurčić) Ivan Kelava ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jerko Leko António Leonel Vilar Nogueira “Tonel” Domagoj Vida Luis Ezequiel “Lucho” Ibáñez ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ivan Tomečak Milan Badelj Jorge Sammir Cruz Campos Adrián Daniel Calello (Mario Šitum 87’) Mateo Kovačić (Nikola Pokrivač 63’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ante Rukavina (Fatos Bećiraj 75’) |
Real Madrid CF (coach: Aitor Karanka) Iker Casillas ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Sergio Ramos Kléper Laveran “Pepe” Ricardo Carvalho Marcelo Vieira ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ángel di María (Lassana Diarra “Lass” 78’) Xabi Alonso Mesut Özil (Gonzalo Higuaín 78’) Fábio Coentrão Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Karim Benzema (Álvaro Arbeloa 82’) |
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SSC Napoli - Villarreal CF |
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| 2-0 (2-0) |
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| STADIUM: San Paolo (Napoli) DATE: 27-09-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 46.747 Referee: Frank de Bleeckere (BEL) Goals: 1-0 (Hamšík 15’); 2-0 (Cavani [p.] 17’) |
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| SSC Napoli (coach: Walter Mazzarri) Morgan de Sanctis ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Hugo Armando Campagnaro Paolo Cannavaro Salvatore Aronica ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Juan Camilo Zúñiga Gökhan İnler Walter Gargano Andrea Dossena ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Marek Hamšík (Giuseppe Mascara 79’) Edinson Roberto Cavani (Goran Pandev 71’) Ezequiel Iván Lavezzi (Mario Alberto Santana 88’) |
Villarreal CF (coach: Juan Carlos Garrido) Diego López ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Cristian Zapata Gonzalo Rodríguez (Javier Camuñas 33’) Mateo Musacchio José Manuel Catalá ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Jonathan de Guzmán (Hernán Pérez 84’) Marcos Senna (Mubarak Wakaso 84’) Rubén Gracia “Cani” Bruno Soriano ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Nilmar da Silva Giuseppe Rossi |
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Real Madrid CF - AFC Ajax |
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| 3-0 (2-0) |
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| STADIUM: Santiago Bernabéu (Madrid) DATE: 27-09-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 75.500 Referee: Mark Clattenburg (ENG) Goals: 1-0 (Cristiano Ronaldo 25’); 2-0 (Kaká 41’); 3-0 (Benzema 49’) [Incidents: Real Madrid’s head coach, José Mourinho, was suspended for this game, and the team’s assistant coach, Aitor Karanka, replaced him on the bench.] |
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| Real Madrid CF (coach: Aitor Karanka) Iker Casillas ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sergio Ramos Raphaël Varane Ricardo Carvalho Álvaro Arbeloa ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mesut Özil (Hamit Altıntop 84’) Sami Khedira Ricardo dos Santos “Kaká” (Ángel di María 75’) Xabi Alonso Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Karim Benzema (Gonzalo Higuaín 75’) |
AFC Ajax (coach: Frank de Boer) Kenneth Vermeer ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Gregory van der Wiel Toby Alderweireld Jan Vertonghen Vurnon Anita ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Miralem Sulejmani (Lorenzo Ebecilio 71’) Christian Eriksen Siem de Jong Theo Janssen (Eyong Enoh 51’) Derk Boerrigter (Thulani Serero 83’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Kolbeinn Sigþórsson |
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Valencia CF - Chelsea FC |
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| 1-1 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: Nuevo Mestalla (Valencia) DATE: 28-09-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 36.000 Referee: Nicola Rizzoli (ITA) Goals: 0-1 (Lampard 56’); 1-1 (Soldado [p.] 87’) |
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| Valencia CF (coach: Unai Emery) Diego Alves ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Luís Miguel Brito Adil Rami Víctor Ruiz Jordi Alba ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Pablo Hernández (Sofiane Feghouli 73’) David Albelda Sergio Canales Éver Banega (Jonas Gonçalves 73’) Jérémy Mathieu (Pablo Piatti 59’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Roberto Soldado |
Chelsea FC (coach: André Villas-Boas) Petr Čech ----------------------------------------------------------------------- José Bosingwa David Luiz Moreira John Terry Ashley Cole ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ramires Santos (Raul José Trindade Meireles 66’) John Obi Mikel Frank Lampard (Salomon Kalou 83’) Florent Malouda ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Fernando Torres (Nicolas Anelka 72’) Juan Manuel Mata |
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FK BATE - FC Barcelona |
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| 0-5 (0-3) |
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| STADIUM: Dynamo Stadion (Minsk) DATE: 28-09-2011 (21:45 h) Attendance: 40.000 Referee: Manuel Gräfe (GER) Goals: 0-1 (Volod’ko [o.g.] 19’); 0-2 (Pedro 22’); 0-3 (Messi 38’); 0-4 (Messi 56’); 0-5 (Villa 90’) [Incidents: The game was played in Minsk because FK BATE’s stadium in Borisov (Gorodskoj Stadion) doesn’t meet UEFA criteria for a Champions League game. FC Barcelona’s players wore black armbands to show condolence for the death of former team member and Spanish international Chus Pereda (27-09-2011). With today’s brace, Messi equalled Ladislao Kubala as Barça’s second top scorer of all time, with 194 goals.] |
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| FK BATE (coach: Viktor Goncharenko) Aleksandr Gutor ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Artjom Kontsevoj Egor Filipenko Marko Simić Maksim Bordachjov ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Filipp Rudik (Kirill Aleksijan 60’) Aleksandr Volod’ko Renan Bardini Bressan (Vadim Kurlovich 82’) Edgar Olekhnovich Dmitrij Baga ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mateja Kežman (Maksim Skavysh 56’) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Dani Alves Javier Mascherano Carles Puyol Éric Abidal (Adriano Correia 61’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Xavier Hernández “Xavi” (Cesc Fàbregas 60’) Thiago Alcántara Seydou Keita ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Pedro Rodríguez (Maxwell Cabelino 69’) Leo Messi David Villa |
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Manchester City FC - Villarreal CF |
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| 2-1 (1-1) |
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| STADIUM: Etihad Stadium (Manchester) DATE: 18-10-2011 (19:45 h) Attendance: 42.236 Referee: Pavel Královec (CZE) Goals: 0-1 (Cani 4’); 1-1 (Marchena [o.g.] 43’); 2-1 (Agüero 90+’) |
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| Manchester City FC (coach: Roberto Mancini) Joe Hart ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Pablo Javier Zabaleta Vincent Kompany Joleon Lescott Aleksandar Kolarov ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Adam Johnson (Gareth Barry 40’) Nigel de Jong (Sergio “Kun” Agüero 62’) David Silva Gnégnéri Yaya Touré Samir Nasri (James Milner 80’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Edin Džeko |
Villarreal CF (coach: Juan Carlos Garrido) Diego López ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Cristian Zapata Gonzalo Rodríguez Carlos Marchena José Manuel Catalá ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Hernán Pérez (Mubarak Wakaso 80’) Borja Valero Jonathan de Guzmán (Marcos Gullón 89’) Bruno Soriano Rubén Gracia “Cani” (Mario Gaspar Pérez 82’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Giuseppe Rossi |
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Real Madrid CF - Olympique Lyonnais |
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| 4-0 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: Santiago Bernabéu (Madrid) DATE: 18-10-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 76.102 Referee: Cüneyt Çakır (TUR) Goals: 1-0 (Benzema 19’); 2-0 (Khedira 47’); 3-0 (Lloris [o.g.] 55’); 4-0 (Sergio Ramos 81’) |
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| Real Madrid CF (coach: José Mourinho) Iker Casillas ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Álvaro Arbeloa Kléper Laveran “Pepe” Sergio Ramos Marcelo Vieira ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ángel di María Sami Khedira (Fábio Coentrão 61’) Mesut Özil (Ricardo dos Santos “Kaká” 66’) Xabi Alonso Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Karim Benzema (Gonzalo Higuaín 72’) |
Olympique Lyonnais (coach: Rémi Garde) Hugo Lloris ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Anthony Réveillère Bakary Koné Dejan Lovren Aly Cissokho ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Jimmy Briand Gueïda Fofana Yoann Gourcuff (Éderson Honorato Campos 66’) Kim Källström Michel Fernandes Bastos ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Bafétimbi Gomis (Mouhamadou Dabo 80’) |
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TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen - Valencia CF |
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| 2-1 (0-1) |
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| STADIUM: BayArena (Leverkusen) DATE: 19-10-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 26.384 Referee: Craig Thomson (SCO) Goals: 0-1 (Jonas 24’); 1-1 (Schürrle 52’); 2-1 (Sam 56’) |
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| TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen (coach: Robin Dutt) Bernd Leno ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gonzalo Castro Stefan Reinartz (Manuel Friedrich 46’) Ömer Toprak Michal Kadlec ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sidney Sam (Daniel Schwaab 90+’) Lars Bender Michael Ballack Simon Rolfes André Schürrle ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Stefan Kießling (Eren Derdiyok 81’) |
Valencia CF (coach: Unai Emery) Diego Alves ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Luís Miguel Brito Adil Rami Víctor Ruiz Jordi Alba (Sergio Canales 65’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Pablo Hernández (Sofiane Feghouli 65’) David Albelda (Aritz Aduriz 82’) Éver Banega Jérémy Mathieu ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Roberto Soldado Jonas Gonçalves |
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FC Barcelona - FC Viktoria Plzeň |
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| 2-0 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: Camp Nou (Barcelona) DATE: 19-10-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 74.376 Referee: Aleksandar Stavrev (MAC) Goals: 1-0 (Iniesta 10’); 2-0 (Villa 82’) |
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| FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Dani Alves Javier Mascherano Éric Abidal Adriano Correia ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Xavier Hernández “Xavi” Sergio Busquets Andrés Iniesta (Seydou Keita 85’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Pedro Rodríguez Leo Messi David Villa (Isaac Cuenca 88’) |
FC Viktoria Plzeň (coach: Pavel Vrba) Marek Čech ----------------------------------------------------------------------- František Rajtoral Daniel Kolář David Bystroň David Limberský ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Milan Petržela (Vladimír Darida 86’) Petr Jiráček Marián Čišovský Václav Pilař (Martin Fillo 75’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Pavel Horváth Marek Bakoš (Michal Ďuriš 58’) |
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Valencia CF - TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen |
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| 3-1 (1-1) |
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| STADIUM: Nuevo Mestalla (Valencia) DATE: 1-11-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 35.000 Referee: Jonas Eriksson (SWE) Goals: 1-0 (Jonas 1’); 1-1 (Kießling 31’); 2-1 (Soldado 65’); 3-1 (Rami 75’) [Incidents: Jonas scored the second fastest goal in the history of Champions League, only 10:92 seconds after kick-off (the record is still held by Bayern München’s Makaay on 7-03-2007, when he scored against Real Madrid 10:12 seconds into the game.] |
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| Valencia CF (coach: Unai Emery) Diego Alves ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Luís Miguel Brito Adil Rami Víctor Ruiz Jérémy Mathieu ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Pablo Hernández Mehmet Topal Jonas Gonçalves (Jordi Alba 74’) Éver Banega (Tino Costa 24’) Sofiane Feghouli (Pablo Piatti 59’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Roberto Soldado |
TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen (coach: Robin Dutt) Bernd Leno ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Gonzalo Castro Manuel Friedrich Ömer Toprak Michal Kadlec ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Sidney Sam (Nicolai Jørgensen 84’) Lars Bender (Stefan Reinartz 79’) Michael Ballack Simon Rolfes André Schürrle ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Stefan Kießling (Eren Derdiyok 77’) |
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FC Viktoria Plzeň - FC Barcelona |
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| 0-4 (0-2) |
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| STADIUM: Synot Tip Arena (Praha) DATE: 1-11-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 20.145 Referee: Robert Schörgenhofer (AUT) Goals: 0-1 (Messi [p.] 24’); 0-2 (Messi 45+’); 0-3 (Fàbregas 72’); 0-4 (Messi 90+’) [Incidents: Čišovský was sent off (min. 22). After his ninth shutout in a row, Víctor Valdés set a new record in FC Barcelona’s history for consecutive minutes without conceding a goal: 877.] |
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| FC Viktoria Plzeň (coach: Pavel Vrba) Roman Pavlík ---------------------------------------------------------------------- František Rajtoral Marián Čišovský David Bystroň David Limberský ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Milan Petržela Pavel Horváth (Radim Řezník 78’) Petr Jiráček Václav Pilař ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniel Kolář (Michal Ďuriš 68’) Marek Bakoš (František Ševinský 24’) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Dani Alves (Maxwell Cabelino 71’) Gerard Piqué Carles Puyol Éric Abidal (Alexis Sánchez 73’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Thiago Alcántara Sergio Busquets (Seydou Keita 65’) Cesc Fàbregas ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Isaac Cuenca Leo Messi Adriano Correia |
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Villarreal CF - Manchester City FC |
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| 0-3 (0-2) |
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| STADIUM: El Madrigal (Villarreal) DATE: 2-11-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 19.358 Referee: Pedro Proença (POR) Goals: 0-1 (Yaya Touré 30’); 0-2 (Balotelli [p.] 45+’); 0-3 (Yaya Touré 71’) |
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| Villarreal CF (coach: Juan Carlos Garrido) Diego López ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mario Gaspar Pérez Gonzalo Rodríguez Mateo Musacchio José Manuel Catalá ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Hernán Pérez (Joan Oriol 84’) Borja Valero Jonathan de Guzmán (Ángel López 76’) Carlos Marchena Mubarak Wakaso (Gerard Bordas 77’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Luis Moreno “Joselu” |
Manchester City FC (coach: Roberto Mancini) Joe Hart ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Pablo Javier Zabaleta Vincent Kompany Stefan Savić Gaël Clichy ----------------------------------------------------------------------- James Milner Nigel de Jong David Silva (Adam Johnson 65’) Gnégnéri Yaya Touré (Sergio “Kun” Agüero 74’) Samir Nasri ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Mario Balotelli (Aleksandar Kolarov 82’) |
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Olympique Lyonnais - Real Madrid CF |
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| 0-2 (0-1) |
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| STADIUM: Stade de Gerland (Lyon) DATE: 2-11-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 38.357 Referee: Nicola Rizzoli (ITA) Goals: 0-1 (Cristiano Ronaldo 24’); 0-2 (Cristiano Ronaldo [p.] 69’) |
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| Olympique Lyonnais (coach: Rémi Garde) Hugo Lloris ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Anthony Réveillère Cristiano Marques Gomes “Cris” Dejan Lovren (Bakary Koné 38’) Mouhamadou Dabo ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jimmy Briand Maxime Gonalons Yoann Gourcuff Kim Källström Éderson Honorato Campos (Ishak Belfodil 84’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Bafétimbi Gomis (Alexandre Lacazette 75’) |
Real Madrid CF (coach: José Mourinho) Iker Casillas ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Lassana Diarra “Lass” Kléper Laveran “Pepe” Sergio Ramos Fábio Coentrão (Raúl Albiol 64’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ángel di María (José María Callejón 83’) Sami Khedira Mesut Özil Xabi Alonso Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Karim Benzema (Gonzalo Higuaín 71’) |
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FC Bayern München - Villarreal CF |
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| 3-1 (2-0) |
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| STADIUM: Allianz Arena (München) DATE: 22-11-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 66.000 Referee: Markus Strömbergsson (SWE) Goals: 1-0 (Ribéry 3’); 2-0 (Gómez 23’); 2-1 (De Guzmán 50’); 3-1 (Ribéry 69’) |
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| FC Bayern München (coach: Jupp Heynckes) Manuel Neuer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Márcio Rafael Ferreira “Rafinha” Daniel van Buyten Jérôme Boateng Philipp Lahm ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Arjen Robben (Ivica Olić 76’) Anatolij Tymoshchuk Toni Kroos David Alaba Franck Ribéry (Danijel Pranjić 81’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mario Gómez (Thomas Müller 72’) |
Villarreal CF (coach: Juan Carlos Garrido) Diego López ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Mario Gaspar Pérez Mateo Musacchio Carlos Marchena Joan Oriol ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ángel López (Marcos Senna 69’) Jonathan de Guzmán (Mubarak Wakaso 62’) Borja Valero (José Luis Moreno “Joselu” 78’) Bruno Soriano Hernán Pérez ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Marco Rubén |
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Real Madrid CF - GNK Dinamo |
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| 6-2 (4-0) |
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| STADIUM: Santiago Bernabéu (Madrid) DATE: 22-11-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 65.415 Referee: Alan Kelly (IRL) Goals: 1-0 (Benzema 2’); 2-0 (Callejón 7’); 3-0 (Higuaín 9’); 4-0 (Özil 20’); 5-0 (Callejón 49’); 6-0 (Benzema 66’); 6-1 (Bećiraj 81’); 6-2 (Tomečak 90’) |
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| Real Madrid CF (coach: José Mourinho) Antonio Adán ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Lassana Diarra “Lass” Raphaël Varane Sergio Ramos (Raúl Albiol 46’) Fábio Coentrão ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José María Callejón Xabi Alonso (Esteban Granero 46’) Nuri Şahin Mesut Özil (Hamit Altıntop 46’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Karim Benzema Gonzalo Higuaín |
GNK Dinamo (coach: Krunoslav Jurčić) Ivan Kelava ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Domagoj Vida (Arijan Ademi 63’) António Leonel Vilar Nogueira “Tonel” Leandro Damián Cufré Luis Ezequiel “Lucho” Ibáñez ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Mehmed Alispahić (Jerko Leko 46’) Adrián Daniel Calello Jorge Sammir Cruz Campos (Ivan Tomečak 82’) Milan Badelj Mateo Kovačić ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Fatos Bećiraj |
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Valencia CF - KRC Genk |
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| 7-0 (4-0) |
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| STADIUM: Nuevo Mestalla (Valencia) DATE: 23-11-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 36.000 Referee: Tony Chapron (FRA) Goals: 1-0 (Jonas 10’); 2-0 (Soldado 13’); 3-0 (Soldado 35’); 4-0 (Soldado 39’); 5-0 (Pablo Hernández 68’); 6-0 (Aduriz 70’); 7-0 (Tino Costa 81’) |
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| Valencia CF (coach: Unai Emery) Diego Alves ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Luís Miguel Brito Adil Rami Víctor Ruiz (Dani Parejo 46’) Jérémy Mathieu ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sofiane Feghouli (Pablo Piatti 57’) Mehmet Topal Jonas Gonçalves Tino Costa Pablo Hernández ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Roberto Soldado (Aritz Aduriz 65’) |
KRC Genk (coach: Mario Been) László Köteles ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Anthony vanden Borre Khaleem Hyland (Anthony Limbombe 61’) José Nadson Ferreira Daniel Pudil ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Thomas Buffel Fabien Camus Elyaniv Barda (Kennedy Nwanganga 71’) Dániel Tőzsér Kevin de Bruyne ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Jelle Vossen (Mohamed Sarr 46’) |
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AC Milan - FC Barcelona |
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| 2-3 (1-2) |
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| STADIUM: Giuseppe Meazza (Milano) DATE: 23-11-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 78.927 Referee: Wolfgang Stark (GER) Goals: 0-1 (Van Bommel [o.g.] 14’); 1-1 (Ibrahimović 20’); 1-2 (Messi [p.] 31’); 2-2 (Boateng 54’); 2-3 (Xavi 63’) |
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| AC Milan (coach: Massimiliano Allegri) Christian Abbiati ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ignazio Abate Alessandro Nesta (Daniele Bonera 66’) Thiago Emiliano da Silva Gianluca Zambrotta ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Kevin Prince Boateng Mark van Bommel (Antonio Nocerino 72’) Clarence Seedorf Alberto Aquilani Róbson de Souza “Robinho” (Alexandre Silva “Pato” 46’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Zlatan Ibrahimović |
FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Carles Puyol Javier Mascherano Éric Abidal ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Sergio Busquets Seydou Keita Xavier Hernández “Xavi” Thiago Alcántara (Jonathan dos Santos 90+’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Cesc Fàbregas (Pedro Rodríguez 80’) Leo Messi David Villa (Alexis Sánchez 68’) |
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Chelsea FC - Valencia CF |
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| 3-0 (2-0) |
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| STADIUM: Stamford Bridge (London) DATE: 6-12-2011 (19:45 h) Attendance: 41.109 Referee: Gianluca Rocchi (ITA) Goals: 1-0 (Drogba 3’); 2-0 (Ramires 22’); 3-0 (Drogba 76’) |
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| Chelsea FC (coach: André Villas-Boas) Petr Čech ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Branislav Ivanović David Luiz Moreira John Terry Ashley Cole ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ramires Santos do Nascimento (John Obi Mikel 65’) Oriol Romeu Raul José Trindade Meireles ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniel Sturridge Didier Drogba (Fernando Torres 78’) Juan Manuel Mata (Florent Malouda 83’) |
Valencia CF (coach: Unai Emery) Diego Alves ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Antonio Barragán Adil Rami Víctor Ruiz Jordi Alba (Aritz Aduriz 55’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Sofiane Feghouli (Pablo Hernández 65’) David Albelda Jonas Gonçalves Tino Costa (Dani Parejo 77’) Jérémy Mathieu ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Roberto Soldado |
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FC Barcelona - FK BATE |
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| 4-0 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: Camp Nou (Barcelona) DATE: 6-12-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 37.374 Referee: William Collum (SCO) Goals: 1-0 (Sergi Roberto 35’); 2-0 (Martín Montoya 60’); 3-0 (Pedro 63’); 4-0 (Pedro [p.] 89’) |
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| FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) José Manuel Pinto ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Martín Montoya Marc Bartra Andreu Fontàs ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sergi Roberto (Martí Riverola 79’) Jonathan dos Santos (Marc Muniesa 58’) Thiago Alcántara ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Isaac Cuenca Rafael Alcántara “Rafinha” (Gerard Deulofeu 70’) Pedro Rodríguez |
FK BATE (coach: Viktor Goncharenko) Aleksandr Gutor ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Aleksandr Yurevich Egor Filipenko Marko Simić Maksim Bordachjov ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Dmitrij Likhtarovich (Edgar Olekhnovich 67’) Aleksandr Pavlov (Mikhail Gordejchuk 64’) Aleksandr Volod’ko ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Dmitrij Baga Renan Bardini Bressan (Mateja Kežman 77’) Artjom Kontsevoj |
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Villarreal CF - SSC Napoli |
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| 0-2 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: El Madrigal (Villarreal) DATE: 7-12-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 18.500 Referee: Svein Oddvar Moen (NOR) Goals: 0-1 (İnler 65’); 0-2 (Hamšík 76’) [Incidents: In minute 51, Napoli’s head coach, Walter Mazzarri, was sent off for pushing Nilmar by the sideline.] |
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| Villarreal CF (coach: Juan Carlos Garrido) Diego López ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ángel López Cristian Zapata (Gonzalo Rodríguez 76’) Mateo Musacchio Joan Oriol ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Hernán Pérez Marcos Senna (José Luis Moreno “Joselu” 73’) Bruno Soriano Jonathan de Guzmán ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Nilmar da Silva (Javier Camuñas 64’) Marco Rubén |
SSC Napoli (coach: Walter Mazzarri) Morgan de Sanctis ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Hugo Armando Campagnaro Paolo Cannavaro Salvatore Aronica ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Christian Maggio Walter Gargano Gökhan İnler Juan Camilo Zúñiga (Gianluca Grava 90+’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Marek Hamšík (Blerim Džemaili 79’) Edinson Roberto Cavani (Goran Pandev 82’) Ezequiel Iván Lavezzi |
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AFC Ajax - Real Madrid CF |
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| STADIUM: Amsterdam Arena (Amsterdam) DATE: 7-12-2011 (20:45 h) Attendance: 51.557 Referee: Manuel de Sousa (POR) Goals: 0-1 (Callejón 14’); 0-2 (Higuaín 41’); 0-3 (Callejón 90+’) |
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| AFC Ajax (coach: Frank de Boer) Kenneth Vermeer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gregory van der Wiel Jan Vertonghen Daley Blind Vurnon Anita ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Christian Eriksen Eyong Enoh Theo Janssen (Davy Klaassen 76’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Miralem Sulejmani Marcelo Nicolás Lodeiro (Dmitrij Bulykin 74’) Lorenzo Ebecilio |
Real Madrid CF (coach: José Mourinho) Antonio Adán ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Álvaro Arbeloa (Pedro Mendes 67’) Raphaël Varane Raúl Albiol Fábio Coentrão ----------------------------------------------------------------------- José María Callejón Esteban Granero (Xabi Alonso 59’) Nuri Şahin Ricardo dos Santos “Kaká” ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Gonzalo Higuaín Karim Benzema (Hamit Altıntop 54’) |
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TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen - FC Barcelona |
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| STADIUM: BayArena (Leverkusen) DATE: 14-02-2012 (20:45 h) Attendance: 29.412 Referee: Craig Thomson (SCO) Goals: 0-1 (Alexis Sánchez 41’); 1-1 (Kadlec 52’); 1-2 (Alexis Sánchez 55’); 1-3 (Messi 88’) |
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| TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen (coach: Robin Dutt) Bernd Leno ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vedran Ćorluka (Danny da Costa 90+’) Daniel Schwaab Manuel Friedrich Michal Kadlec ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Lars Bender Simon Rolfes (Stefan Kießling 77’) Gonzalo Castro Stefan Reinartz André Schürrle (Karim Bellarabi 90’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Renato Soares de Oliveira Augusto |
FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Dani Alves Carles Puyol Javier Mascherano Éric Abidal ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Cesc Fàbregas Sergio Busquets Andrés Iniesta (Thiago Alcántara 61’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Alexis Sánchez (Isaac Cuenca 86’) Leo Messi Adriano Correia (Pedro Rodríguez 70’) |
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| 7-1 (2-0) |
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| STADIUM: Camp Nou (Barcelona) DATE: 7-03-2012 (20:45 h) Attendance: 75.632 Referee: Svein Oddvar Moen (NOR) Goals: 1-0 (Messi 25’); 2-0 (Messi 42’); 3-0 (Messi 49’); 4-0 (Tello 55’); 5-0 (Messi 58’); 6-0 (Tello 62’); 7-0 (Messi 84’); 7-1 (Bellarabi 90+’) [Incidents: Messi became the first player to score five goals in a Champions League game.] |
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| FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Dani Alves Gerard Piqué Javier Mascherano Adriano Correia (Marc Muniesa 63’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Xavier Hernández “Xavi” (Seydou Keita 54’) Sergio Busquets Andrés Iniesta (Cristian Tello 53’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Pedro Rodríguez Leo Messi Cesc Fàbregas |
TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen (coach: Robin Dutt) Bernd Leno ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gonzalo Castro Daniel Schwaab Ömer Toprak Michal Kadlec ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Stefan Reinartz Simon Rolfes Lars Bender (André Schürrle 55’) Renato Soares Augusto (Bastian Oczipka 67’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Stefan Kießling Eren Derdiyok (Karim Bellarabi 55’) |
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CSKA - Real Madrid CF |
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| 1-1 (0-1) |
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| STADIUM: Luzhniki (Moskva) DATE: 21-02-2012 (21:00 h) Attendance: 70.000 Referee: Björn Kuipers (NED) Goals: 0-1 (Cristiano Ronaldo 28’); 1-1 (Wernbloom 90+’) |
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| CSKA (coach: Leonid Slutskij) Sergej Chepchugov ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Aleksej Berezutskij Vasilij Berezutskij Sergej Ignashevich Georgij Shchennikov ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Zoran Tošić (Tomáš Necid 82’) Evgenij Aldonin (Keisuke Honda 68’) Alan Dzagoev Pontus Wernbloom Ahmed Musa (Sekou Oliseh 64’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Seydou Doumbia |
Real Madrid CF (coach: José Mourinho) Iker Casillas ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Álvaro Arbeloa Kléper Laveran “Pepe” Sergio Ramos Fábio Coentrão ----------------------------------------------------------------------- José María Callejón (Ricardo dos Santos “Kaká” 75’) Sami Khedira Mesut Özil (Raúl Albiol 84’) Xabi Alonso Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Karim Benzema (Gonzalo Higuaín 15’) |
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| 4-1 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: Santiago Bernabéu (Madrid) DATE: 14-03-2012 (20:45 h) Attendance: 83.493 Referee: Stéphane Lannoy (FRA) Goals: 1-0 (Higuaín 26’); 2-0 (Cristiano Ronaldo 55’); 3-0 (Benzema 70’); 3-1 (Tošić 77’); 4-1 (Cristiano Ronaldo 90+’) |
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| Real Madrid CF (coach: José Mourinho) Iker Casillas ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Álvaro Arbeloa Kléper Laveran “Pepe” Sergio Ramos Marcelo Vieira ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mesut Özil (Lassana Diarra “Lass” 88’) Sami Khedira Ricardo dos Santos “Kaká” (Esteban Granero 76’) Xabi Alonso Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gonzalo Higuaín (Karim Benzema 69’) |
CSKA (coach: Leonid Slutskij) Sergej Chepchugov ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Aleksej Berezutskij Vasilij Berezutskij Sergej Ignashevich Georgij Shchennikov ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ahmed Musa (Sekou Oliseh 60’) Evgenij Aldonin (Pavel Mamaev 46’) Alan Dzagoev Pontus Wernbloom Zoran Tošić (Tomáš Necid 81’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Seydou Doumbia |
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APOEL - Real Madrid CF |
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| STADIUM: Néo GSP (Levkosía) DATE: 27-03-2012 (21:45 h) Attendance: 22.000 Referee: Felix Brych (GER) Goals: 0-1 (Benzema 74’); 0-2 (Kaká 82’); 0-3 (Benzema 90’) |
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| APOEL (coach: Ivan Jovanović) Dionysis Chiotis ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Savvas Poursaitides Marcelo José Oliveira (Claudiano Bezerra “Kaká” 13’) Paulo Jorge Soares Gomes William Leite Boaventura ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Kostas Charalambides Nuno Miguel Barbosa Morais Ivan Tričkovski Hélio José Ribeiro Pinto (Esteban Andrés Solari 72’) Nektarios Alexandrou (Hélder Bruno Sousa 46’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Aílton José Almeida |
Real Madrid CF (coach: José Mourinho) Iker Casillas ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Álvaro Arbeloa Kléper Laveran “Pepe” Sergio Ramos Fábio Coentrão (Marcelo Vieira 64’) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Karim Benzema Sami Khedira Mesut Özil Nuri Şahin (Esteban Granero 84’) Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Gonzalo Higuaín (Ricardo dos Santos “Kaká” 64’) |
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| 5-2 (2-0) |
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| STADIUM: Santiago Bernabéu (Madrid) DATE: 4-04-2012 (20:45 h) Attendance: 50.865 Referee: Gianluca Rocchi (ITA) Goals: 1-0 (Cristiano Ronaldo 26’); 2-0 (Kaká 37’); 2-1 (Manduca 67’); 3-1 (Cristiano Ronaldo 75’); 4-1 (Callejón 80’); 4-2 (Solari [p.] 82’); 5-2 (Di María 84’) [Incidents: A minute of silence was observed before kick-off to show condolence for the death of former Real Madrid player José María Zárraga (3-04-2012). For this reason, the local players wore black armbands.] |
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| Real Madrid CF (coach: José Mourinho) Iker Casillas ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sergio Ramos Raphaël Varane Kléper Laveran “Pepe” Marcelo Vieira (José María Callejón 46’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Hamit Altıntop Esteban Granero (Raúl Albiol 65’) Ricardo dos Santos “Kaká” Nuri Şahin Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gonzalo Higuaín (Ángel di María 55’) |
APOEL (coach: Ivan Jovanović) Urko Rafael Pardo ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Savvas Poursaitides Claudiano Bezerra “Kaká” Paulo Jorge Soares Gomes William Leite Boaventura ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Kostas Charalambides Nuno Miguel Barbosa Morais Márcio Ivanildo da Silva “Marcinho” Hélio José Ribeiro Pinto (Marinos Satsias 78’) Gustavo Manduca (Aldo Osmar Adorno 68’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Aílton José Almeida (Esteban Andrés Solari 70’) |
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AC Milan - FC Barcelona |
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| STADIUM: Giuseppe Meazza (Milano) DATE: 28-03-2012 (20:45 h) Attendance: 76.628 Referee: Jonas Eriksson (SWE) Goals: - |
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| AC Milan (coach: Massimiliano Allegri) Christian Abbiati ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniele Bonera Philippe Mexès Alessandro Nesta (Djamel Mesbah 75’) Luca Antonini ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Clarence Seedorf Massimo Ambrosini Antonio Nocerino ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Róbson de Souza “Robinho” (Stephan el-Shaarawy 52’) Zlatan Ibrahimović Kevin Prince Boateng (Urby Emanuelson 67’) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Dani Alves Javier Mascherano Gerard Piqué Carles Puyol ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Xavier Hernández “Xavi” Sergio Busquets Seydou Keita ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Alexis Sánchez (Pedro Rodríguez 76’) Leo Messi Andrés Iniesta (Cristian Tello 65’) |
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| 3-1 (2-1) |
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| STADIUM: Camp Nou (Barcelona) DATE: 3-04-2012 (20:45 h) Attendance: 94.629 Referee: Björn Kuipers (NED) Goals: 1-0 (Messi [p.] 11’); 1-1 (Nocerino 32’); 2-1 (Messi [p.] 41’); 3-1 (Iniesta 53’) |
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| FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Dani Alves Javier Mascherano Gerard Piqué (Adriano Correia 75’) Carles Puyol ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Xavier Hernández “Xavi” (Thiago Alcántara 63’) Sergio Busquets Andrés Iniesta ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Isaac Cuenca Leo Messi Cesc Fàbregas (Seydou Keita 78’) |
AC Milan (coach: Massimiliano Allegri) Christian Abbiati ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ignazio Abate Philippe Mexès Alessandro Nesta Luca Antonini ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Róbson de Souza “Robinho” Massimo Ambrosini Clarence Seedorf (Alberto Aquilani 61’) Antonio Nocerino Kevin Boateng (Alexandre Pato 69’ (Maxi López 83’)) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Zlatan Ibrahimović |
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FC Bayern München - Real Madrid CF |
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| 2-1 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: Allianz Arena (München) DATE: 17-04-2012 (20:45 h) Attendance: 66.000 Referee: Howard Webb (ENG) Goals: 1-0 (Ribéry 17’); 1-1 (Özil 53’); 2-1 (Gómez 90’) |
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| FC Bayern München (coach: Jupp Heynckes) Manuel Neuer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Philipp Lahm Jérôme Boateng Holger Badstuber David Alaba ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Arjen Robben Bastian Schweinsteiger (Thomas Müller 61’) Toni Kroos Luiz Gustavo Dias Franck Ribéry ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mario Gómez |
Real Madrid CF (coach: José Mourinho) Iker Casillas ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Álvaro Arbeloa Kléper Laveran “Pepe” Sergio Ramos Fábio Coentrão ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ángel di María (Esteban Granero 79’) Sami Khedira Mesut Özil (Marcelo Vieira 69’) Xabi Alonso Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Karim Benzema (Gonzalo Higuaín 84’) |
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| 2-1 (2-1;2-1) (pk:1-3) |
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| STADIUM: Santiago Bernabéu (Madrid) DATE: 25-04-2012 (20:45 h) Attendance: 82.619 Referee: Viktor Kassai (HUN) Goals: 1-0 (Cristiano Ronaldo [p.] 6’); 2-0 (Cristiano Ronaldo 14’); 2-1 (Robben [p.] 27’) PK: 0-1 (Alaba); 0-1 (Cristiano Ronaldo [saved]) / 0-2 (Gómez); 0-2 (Kaká [saved]) / 0-2 (Kroos [saved]); 1-2 (Xabi Alonso) / 1-2 (Lahm [saved]); 1-2 (Sergio Ramos [out]) / 1-3 (Schweinsteiger) |
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| Real Madrid CF (coach: José Mourinho) Iker Casillas ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Álvaro Arbeloa Kléper Laveran “Pepe” Sergio Ramos Marcelo Vieira ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ángel di María (Ricardo dos Santos “Kaká” 75’) Sami Khedira Mesut Özil (Esteban Granero 111’) Xabi Alonso Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Karim Benzema (Gonzalo Higuaín 106’) |
FC Bayern München (coach: Jupp Heynckes) Manuel Neuer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Philipp Lahm Jérôme Boateng Holger Badstuber David Alaba ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Arjen Robben Bastian Schweinsteiger Toni Kroos Luiz Gustavo Dias Franck Ribéry (Thomas Müller 95’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mario Gómez |
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Chelsea FC - FC Barcelona |
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| 1-0 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: Stamford Bridge (London) DATE: 18-04-2012 (19:45 h) Attendance: 38.039 Referee: Felix Brych (GER) Goals: 1-0 (Drogba 45+’) |
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| Chelsea FC (coach: Roberto di Matteo) Petr Čech ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Branislav Ivanović Gary Cahill John Terry Ashley Cole ---------------------------------------------------------------------- John Obi Mikel Frank Lampard Raul José Trindade Meireles ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ramires Santos do Nascimento (José Bosingwa 88’) Didier Drogba Juan Manuel Mata (Salomon Kalou 74’) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Dani Alves Carles Puyol Javier Mascherano Adriano Correia ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Xavier Hernández “Xavi” (Isaac Cuenca 87’) Sergio Busquets Andrés Iniesta ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Alexis Sánchez (Pedro Rodríguez 66’) Leo Messi Cesc Fàbregas (Thiago Alcántara 78’) |
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| 2-2 (2-1) |
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| STADIUM: Camp Nou (Barcelona) DATE: 24-04-2012 (20:45 h) Attendance: 95.845 Referee: Cüneyt Çakır (TUR) Goals: 1-0 (Busquets 35’); 2-0 (Iniesta 43’); 2-1 (Ramires 45+’); 2-2 (Torres 90+’) [Incidents: Terry was sent off (min. 37).] |
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| FC Barcelona (coach: Pep Guardiola) Víctor Valdés ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Javier Mascherano Gerard Piqué (Dani Alves 26’) Carles Puyol ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Cesc Fàbregas (Seydou Keita 74’) Xavier Hernández “Xavi” Sergio Busquets Andrés Iniesta ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Isaac Cuenca (Cristian Tello 68’) Leo Messi Alexis Sánchez |
Chelsea FC (coach: Roberto di Matteo) Petr Čech ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Branislav Ivanović Gary Cahill (José Bosingwa 12’) John Terry Ashley Cole ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Juan Manuel Mata (Salomon Kalou 58’) Raul José Trindade Meireles Frank Lampard John Obi Mikel Ramires Santos do Nascimento ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Didier Drogba (Fernando Torres 80’) |
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