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UEFA Cup Live
Date: 14th August 2008
Kick Off: 19:45 BST
Venue: City Of Manchester Stadium
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UEFA Cup Live
Date: 14th August 2008
Kick Off: 19:00 BST
Venue: Kaplakriki

Aston Villa get their UEFA Cup campaign under way today against the Icelandic outfit FH Hafnarfjordur. Martin O’Neil will be hoping his team can grab a couple of away goals to take back to Villa Park.
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If you somehow managed to miss last nights UEFA Cup Final between Zenit St Petersburg and Rangers you can check out the highlights & goals right here. It didn’t go according to plan for Rangers at the City Of Manchester Stadium and in the end the deserved winners came through. Zenit St Petersburg were fabulous in their run in to the final and no team deserved to win the UEFA Cup more. Disappointment for Rangers fans everywhere but they were gracious in defeat. Read on for the highlights & goals.




Zenit Vs Rangers 1st Half

Zenit Vs Rangers 2nd Half

2nd Goal

Ceremony

Zenit St Petersburg and Bayern Munich make up the 2nd of tonight’s UEFA Cups semi finals on a night which is set to make football history. Zenit St Petersburg have been on a fantastic run in this years UEFA Cup and have a great chance to knock out the favourites for the UEFA Cup this year, Bayern Munich, after a brilliant 1-1 away draw in the Allianz Arena last week. Bayern are up against it tonight in my opinion and my money will be on Zenit St Petersburg to progress to the final, Russia can be a horrible place to go and get result and it will be hard for Bayern Munich to get on the score sheet more than once. They definitely have the quality in the side to do it with the likes of Luca Toni, Miroslav Klose, Franck Ribery and co but will they be able to break the resilience of the Russians? I guess we’ll just have to wait until tonight to find out. Read On For The Highlights.

Rangers and Fiorentina go head to head tonight at the Stadio Artemio Franchi in the 2nd leg of their UEFA Cup semi final tie and the Italian club are all that stands between Rangers and a place in their first European final since 1972. The first leg between the two was a drab affair that ended in a goalless 0-0 draw at Ibrox and Fiorentina striker Adrian Mutu criticised Rangers “negative” approach to the game. Rangers manager Smith however, has vowed that his side will play with a much more attacking approach to the game in Florence tonight. Rangers are still chasing a lucrative quadruple and the heavy schedule towrds the end of the season has started to take its toll on the Ibrox side. With an extensive injury list Rangers have started to slip up in recent weeks with a string of bad results most notably against fierce city rivals Celtic but with a UEFA Cup Final place up for grabs The Gers will need no extra motivation ahead of tonight’s game. Fiorentina are currently battling with AC Milan in Serie A for the fourth and final Champions League place so they themselves are having a tough end to the season and will have to try and put the League aside at least for tonight and concentrate on booking their place in the final in Moscow.

Rangers defender David Weir may make the match tonight despite fears his season was over less than a week ago and midfield starlet Steven Davis may also feature tonight after recovering well from a groin strain. Walter smith will also be boosted by the return of captain Barry Ferguson and fellow midfielder Kevin Thomson after suspension.

Fiorentina Coach Cesare Prandelli is expected to name an unchanged side although Marco Donadel could come in and replace Zdravko Kuzmanovic. Highlights Here After The Match.

1st Half Highlights

2nd Half Highlights

Daniel Cousin Red Card

Penalty Shootout

Zenit St Petersburg will be travelling to the Allianz Arena tonight to take on German powerhouse’s Bayern Munich in the fist leg of their UEFA Cup semi final battle. Up until just a few weeks ago the Russian side had never beaten a German team in European competition and now they have the chance of going two in a row against German clubs. However, facing Bayern Munich in the Allianz Arena is a very intimidating fixture but this is the semi finals of the competition and all four teams left will fear no-one and fancy their chances of lifting the trophy this year. Bayern Munich Coach Otmar Hitzfield will be leaving the club at the end of the season and he will want to bow out in style and claiming the UEFA Cup trophy would put the icing on the cake, Zenit St Petersburg won’t be expecting any favours from the Germans.

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Rangers will welcome Italian side Fiorentina to Ibrox tonight in the first leg of the UEFA Cup semi final clash between the pair. Although Walter Smith’s team will have the benefit of playing at home, Fiorentina will be the favourites amongst most as the Ibrox injury list continues to grow and with suspensions to take place, no fewer than 8 Rangers players are out of the UEFA Cup semi final clash.

Rangers skipper Barry Ferguson and midfield partner Kevin Thomson will both miss out due to suspension but Allan McGregor, Steven Naismith, DaMarcus Beasley, Charlie Adam, Lee McCulloch and Chris Burke are all out with injuries. Kris Boyd is also a slight concern after suffering from food poisoning.

Fiorentina will be missing defender Tomas Ujfalusi who is injured and Marco Donadel in midfield is also out due to suspension but Defender Dario Dainelli is available for selection after recovering from a head injury sustained in Fiorentina’s weekend clash with Palermo.

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PSV Eindhoven got a good if not great result in Florence last week and will be taking an away goal with them into tonight’s 2nd leg match but they will be missing two of their key players. Ibrahim Afellay picked up an injury at the weekend and will miss tonight’s encounter while Jefferson Farfan will also be missing due to suspension after picking up a booking in last weeks 1st leg. Danny Koevermans looks certain to be up front on his own but Sef Vergoossen says that PSV will still be going for goals. Fiorentina will have to score at least 2 to go through although a 1-1 draw will take them into extra time. They will be looking to key man and former Chelsea striker Adrian Mutu to provide a bit of magic for them tonight but they know their side are capable of getting through. Read on to view the highlights.

The favourites for the competition this year, Bayern Munich will be travelling to Spain tonight to take on Getafe and will be looking to better the disappointing 1-1 scoreline in the Allianz-Arena last week. Getafe put on a good show in the Allianz last week and Bayern will know they will have to be at the top of their game to get past Getafe and into the semi-finals. Getafe will be pretty confident playing at home and they will believe they are more than capable of knocking out the German giants. Read on to view the highlights.

Rangers will travel to Lisbon tonight with the hopes of gaining a place in the UEFA Cup semi-final. Rangers are no strangers to the green and white hooped shirts but are not used to the flamboyant Portuguese team that plays in them. Sporting Lisbon are a far more technical side than Rangers and The Gers will be relying on their strength and determination to get them through the tie. The 4-5-1 formation is likely for Rangers with Jean Claude Darcheville up front on his own. Sporting will be looking to play their own game on their home soil and will look to open Rangers up with their skill and pace. Read on to view the highlights.

Zenit St Petersburg go into tonight’s quarter final 2nd leg against Bayer Leverkusen with a 4-1 advantage but even more significant, 4 away goals. It will take a massive effort from Bayer Leverkusen to get through to the last 4 of the competition and Russia is never an easy place to go to, not only to win, but to win convincingly. The Germans will be relying on Stefan Kießling to grab the goals for them with the striker having already scored 7 in this years competition. Read on to view the highlights.

Allianz Arena
Thursday 3rd April
Kick Off: 19:45 BST

This years UEFA Cup favourites, Bayern Munich, will be taking on Spanish side Getafe in tonight’sUefa Cup quarter final at the Allianz Arena. Bayern Munich will be overwhelming favourites with the likes of Luca Toni, Franck Ribery and Lukas Podolski in their squad and playing at home will give them the confidence to push for a good result to take over to Spain. Getafe will have to be watched carefully however having already knocked out Portuguese side Benfica and AEK Athens this season. Read on to watch the highlights.

Stadio Artemio Franchi
Thursday 3rd April
Kick Off: 19:45

Two of the biggest names in this years Uefa Cup will meet in Florence tonight as Fiorentina take on PSV Eindhoven at the Stadio Artemio Franchi. Fiorentina scraped through on penalties in the last round against Everton after an impressive attacking 2-0 home win in the first leg they lost by the same scoreline at Goodison Park before going on to win on penalties. PSV Eindhoven saw of Tottenham in the last round of the competition but they have never won on Italian on Italian soil. Read on to watch the highlights.

Bay Arena
Thursday 2rd April
Kick Off: 17:30 BST

Bayer Leverkusen will welcome Zenit St. Petersburg to the Bay Arena tonight in their Uefa Cup quarter final tie. Bayer Leverkusen will be feeling they can take advantage of playing at home first and secure a result for taking back to Russia although they are coming into the game having lost their last 2 games on the spin. Zenit St. Petersburg have been somewhat of the surprise package in this years competetion. Although they are the current Rusian champions few expected them to be so strong. Fernando Ricksen, Kim Dong Jin and Victor Fayzulin are all carrying knocks and are doubtful but Andrey Arshavin and the competitions joint-top goal scorer, Pavel Pogrebnyak, are fit and will be extremely dangerous. Read on to watch the highlights.

Ibrox
Thursday 3 April
Kick Off: 19:45 BST

Rangers take on Sporting Lisbon at Ibrox tonight in the first leg of their UEFA Cup Quarter Final tie. Rangers have received a boost ahead of tonight’s clash with news that their midfield anchorman, Brahim Hemdani, is fit after sustaining a groin injury in the CIS Cup Final last month. Hemdani has been a key man for Rangers on the European nights this season and his return will calm Walter Smith. Kevin Thomson and Steven Davis have also been passed fit after knocks they picked up in the Old Firm match with Celtic at the weekend.

However, Rangers will have to be aware of Sporting Lisbon danger man, Liedson, who has returned from an injury and has scored 4 goals in his last 2 league matches. The team who has produced players such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Ricardo Quaresma and Luis Figo will be looking to attack and will no doubt feel they can get something out of this away tie. Read on to watch the hghlights.