football 2005-2006 season

here is a new thread abt foot cothe last one was too old

 

real madrid sucks

they lost 3-0yest


liverpool won 2-1

chelsea also won (1-0)

ac milan winning 3-1

Lyon 3-0 Real Madrid: Weakened Real outclassed
Reuters

LYON, France, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Olympique Lyon opened their Champions League campaign in style with a 3-0 home victory over a weakened Real Madrid in a lively Group F match on Tuesday.

MikeEgerton/Empics
Lyon's Cris welcomes Brazilian Robinho to Champions League football.

Three first-half goals in quick succession helped Lyon sink the nine-times European champions and strongly suggest they could make an impact in Europe after leaving the showcase club competition in the quarter-finals the last two seasons.

Lyon's task was made easier by the fact that Real, making yet another sluggish start to the season, were missing France playmaker Zinedine Zidane and Brazil striker Ronaldo through injury and suspension respectively.

Norway striker John Carew opened the scoring for the four-times French champions against the run of play on 21 minutes when he surprised Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas by deflecting a Juninho free kick with a header.

Brazilian midfielder Juninho needed no help to double the advantage from another free kick from nearly 30 metres out five minutes later.

France forward Sylvain Wiltord effectively killed the tie on 31 minutes when he made it 3-0 with a magnificent volley from a fine backward pass by defender Anthony Reveillere.

Real, who looked the most active side until Lyon opened the scoring, paid a heavy price for nervous defending but escaped further punishment when Casillas brilliantly saved a Juninho penalty on 42 minutes.

The visitors threatened on eight minutes when a trademark powerful free kick from Roberto Carlos flirted with the post.

The set piece followed a foul on Real's latest prodigy, Brazil's Robinho, who gave the Lyon defence plenty of trouble at first before fading along with rest of his team.

Roberto Carlos had another chance on 19 minutes with an angled shot that Lyon goalkeeper Gregory Coupet managed to block.

The expensive Spanish outfit kept showing initiative after the break but looked clumsy in front of goal when they were not denied by a faultless Coupet.

Lyon created few opportunities in the second half but defended with authority and comfortably held on to their lead.

Real began their campaign determined to make up for some dispiriting defeats since their last triumph in 2002.

Last season, they failed to make the last eight for the first time in a decade.

The heavyweight Spanish side, who lost 3-2 at the Bernabeu to promoted Celta Vigo on Saturday, need significant improvement, especially at the back, if they want to avoid suffering the same fate this season.

Lyon, chasing an unprecedented fifth successive French title, had boosted their morale by beating Monaco 2-1 on Saturday, their fifth Ligue 1 victory in six games.

In their European run, the ever-improving French side can take inspiration from the fact that this season's Champions League final will be played at the Stade de France.

 

isnt a season avbout 2 to 3 months??

 

delet this post.....i posted in wrong thread!

 

Arsenal is gonna win champions league dis season....go gunners go.....

 

wake up ^ neva rached semi finals

 

its goin to be dis season....die chelsea die

 

in american football.....watch texas win the national championship........Hook 'em horns!!!!!!!!!!!! :rock:

 

its all out war then ... haha arsenal aint what it used to be .. chelsea has all ready beaten your arse-nal this season in prem ... one more beating to go

 

we'll see....

 

ARSENAL RULEZ BIG TIME!!!!
:rockon::rock::rule:
:band:

 

arsenal won 2-1


• Sparta Prague 1-1 Ajax: Sneijder snatches draw
• Villarreal 0-0 Man Utd: Rooney off in stalemate
• Werder Bremen 0-2 Barcelona: Wasteful Bremen
• Udinese 3-0 Panathinaikos: Winning debut
• Club Bruge 2-1 Juventus: Vieira sees red


Final
Highbury
Arsenal 2 - 1 FC Thun
45' van Persie Red Card
51' Silva Goal 1 - 0
53' 1 - 1 Goal Ferreira
90' Bergkamp Goal 2 - 1
Report | Match | Gamecast


Final
Estadio da Luz
Benfica 1 - 0 Lille
90' Miccoli Goal 1 - 0
Report | Match | Gamecast


Final
Jan Breydel
Club Brugge 1 - 2 Juventus
66' 0 - 1 Goal Nedved
75' 0 - 2 Goal Trezeguet
85' Yulu-Matondo Goal 1 - 2
89' Red Card Vieira
Report | Match | Gamecast


Final
Ernst Happel Stadium
Rapid Vienna 0 - 1 Bayern Munich
60' 0 - 1 Goal Guerrero
Report | Match | Gamecast


Final
Letna Stadium
Sparta Prague 1 - 1 Ajax Amsterdam
66' Matusovic Goal 1 - 0
90' 1 - 1 Goal Sneijder
Report | Match | Gamecast


Final
Stadio Friuli
Udinese 3 - 0 Panathinaikos
28' Iaquinta Goal 1 - 0
73' Iaquinta Goal 2 - 0
76' Iaquinta Goal 3 - 0
Report | Match | Gamecast


Final
Estadio El Madrigal
Villarreal 0 - 0 Man Utd
64' Red Card Rooney
Report | Match | Gamecast


Final
Weserstadion
Werder Bremen 0 - 2 Barcelona
13' 0 - 1 Goal Deco
76' 0 - 2 Goal Ronaldinho

 

muhahahahahaha...die ManYoo....die...roonie is juss a big overgrown punk....muhahahahahaha

 

well said!!!!!!

 

:beer:

:grin:

thanx for da score updates

 

no prob

hey u could have given me some reps instaed am still blank in terms of reps lolz

 

there u go

 

thanks dude :beer:

 

agree with cyphiee what he said about roonie

 

its too early to predict the winners but .... chelsea, liverpool and the gunners for now as top contenders.....

france is gtin some force into it.. with zidane back...he rocks ....