Monday, 19 November 2012

Manchester United moves to knockout stage in Champions League


On Wednesday after beating S.C. Braga with a 3-1 score, Manchester United became the third team to move on to the knockout stage of the UEFA Champions League.
However Celtic stole the show when they defeated four time champions Barcelona with a 2-1 score to move on to the next level.  Neil Lennon the former captain and the current manager of the Scottish club was elated over the victory and reminded that while taking up his charges that is what he has aimed at,  to bring back the thunder to his team and has been able to do the unbelievable. He admitted his club being in low spirits but refused to call it the pinnacle and assured fans that there is lot more from the club to come in the following days. Champions League Tickets are available on sale; buy them now to catch the upcoming matches of the club.
However, Barcelona manager Tito Vilanova was generous to praise their opponents and congratulated the celts and their fans and gave them their due credits for being wonderful on the ground. He regarded the match to be an amazing show and reiterated that had they been able to hit first, the match would have been more thrilling and open. He acknowledged the great efforts demonstrated by Celtic goalkeeper who was instrumental in saving their passes twice. Get your Champions League Final Tickets to watch the breathtaking fixtures of the league live on ground. 
In another match of the day, last season champions, Chelsea somehow kept their chances alive in the game beating Shakhtar Donetsk at Stamford Bridge with a 3-2 score. However their fate will be decided based on the outcome of their match at Juventus stadium where they will play against the talented Italian squad. Juventus is at present one point behind Roberto Di Matteo’s squad after beating Nordsjaelland in Turin.

The spectacular game of the night came from last year’s runners-up Bayern Munich who defeated the French club Lille with at 6-1 score. Claudio Pizarro added on to the humiliation of the French club scoring a hat - trick in the first half. Sir Alex’s squad after taking lesson from their last years embarrassing elimination from the competition has come up brilliantly winning all their four matches till now and leading their group. They came up from behind on their match against Braga with their ace players Rooney, Chichirato and Persie all scoring within ten minutes remaining from in the second half.

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