I won't be supporting anyone in the CL. I probably won't even watch much of it.
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Wolfsburg v Manchester United
Champions League 2009
Dec 8, 2009 8:45 PM CET
Volkswagen-Arena
Referee: Bjorn Kuipers (NL)
Goals
First Goal for Manchester United by Owen 44
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Dzeko Draws for Wolfsburg 56
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Second Goal for Manchester United by Owen 83
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Third Goal for Manchester United by Owen 88
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Highlights
First Half Highlights : Wolfsburg 1-1 Manchester United
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Second Half Highlights : Wolfsburg 1-3 Manchester United
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Uefa.com has all the info:
Group F
All four teams can still go through with FC Barcelona two points clear of FC Internazionale Milano and FC Rubin Kazan and FC Dynamo Kyiv, who welcome the holders to Ukraine, one further back. Barça can afford to lose by a two-goal scoreline other than 2-0 at Dynamo. The Ukrainian club must win 2-0 or by three goals to ensure progress, unless Inter and Rubin draw in which case any victory would be enough. Inter and Rubin both need a win to advance, though if Dynamo do not pick up maximum points a 0-0 or 1-1 draw would do for Inter, and any other draw would take Rubin through.
Group G
Sevilla FC are through and either debutants FC Unirea Urziceni or VfB Stuttgart will join them after their meeting in Germany. Two points adrift of second-placed Unirea, Stuttgart – under new coach Christian Gross – must win, with the team missing out on the last 16 going into the UEFA Europa League. Sevilla are two points ahead of Unirea and a draw at home to eliminated Rangers would confirm first place even if the Romanian side win in Germany.
Group H
Arsenal FC have won the group but second place is still to be decided. Olympiacos FC hold that position and a point at home to Arsenal would take them through; defeat for the Greek side and R. Standard de Liège would overtake them by beating visitors AZ Alkmaar. The Dutch side, under caretaker coach Martin Haar prior to Dick Advocaat's imminent arrival, cannot finish in the top two but would go into the UEFA Europa League with a win that would leave Standard in fourth.
Group F
All four teams can still go through with FC Barcelona two points clear of FC Internazionale Milano and FC Rubin Kazan and FC Dynamo Kyiv, who welcome the holders to Ukraine, one further back. Barça can afford to lose by a two-goal scoreline other than 2-0 at Dynamo. The Ukrainian club must win 2-0 or by three goals to ensure progress, unless Inter and Rubin draw in which case any victory would be enough. Inter and Rubin both need a win to advance, though if Dynamo do not pick up maximum points a 0-0 or 1-1 draw would do for Inter, and any other draw would take Rubin through.
Group G
Sevilla FC are through and either debutants FC Unirea Urziceni or VfB Stuttgart will join them after their meeting in Germany. Two points adrift of second-placed Unirea, Stuttgart – under new coach Christian Gross – must win, with the team missing out on the last 16 going into the UEFA Europa League. Sevilla are two points ahead of Unirea and a draw at home to eliminated Rangers would confirm first place even if the Romanian side win in Germany.
Group H
Arsenal FC have won the group but second place is still to be decided. Olympiacos FC hold that position and a point at home to Arsenal would take them through; defeat for the Greek side and R. Standard de Liège would overtake them by beating visitors AZ Alkmaar. The Dutch side, under caretaker coach Martin Haar prior to Dick Advocaat's imminent arrival, cannot finish in the top two but would go into the UEFA Europa League with a win that would leave Standard in fourth.
