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November 04, 2008

Champions League: Matchday Four (Your Running Commentary)

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The UEFA Champions League is back in action today, with Liverpool facing Atletico Madrid in the marquee match-up (and no, Fernando Torres will not play).

Here is a rundown of where you can watch today's matches:

  • 2:45pm- ESPN2- Atletico Madrid at Liverpool (LIVE)
  • 2:45pm- ESPN Deportes- FC Basel at FC Barcelona(LIVE)
  • 2:45pm- Setanta Sports USA- AS Roma at Chelsea(LIVE)
  • 2:45pm- ESPN360.com- AS Roma at Chelsea(LIVE)
  • 5pm- ESPN Classic-AS Roma at Chelsea
  • 5pm- ESPN Deportes- Atletico Madrid at Liverpool
  • 5:40pm- Setanta Sports USA- Panathanaikos at Werder Bremen
  • 7:30pm- Setanta Sports USA- Shakhtar Donetsk at Sporting Lisbon
  • 9:15pm- Setanta Sports USA- AS Roma at Chelsea

If you will be watching today's matches, please feel free to share your thoughts, opinions and some play-by-play in the comments section below.

Enjoy the action:

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not Champions League but of interest. Beasley not named to Rangers squad today. Edu on bench.

Liverpool down 1-0 to Atletico. Although an obvious penalty not given to Liverpool. This referee has been pretty bad.

sporting beating shaktar 1-0. Derlei scored in the 73rd minute.

Liverpool just got a gift of a PK

Liverpool ties it 1-1

How cool is it that the Cypriots are leading Inter late?

sporting qualifies for the CL knockout round, first time in club history. I believe that is worth 10-12m euros.

Wow, what a WEAK penalty call against Atletico in the 93rd minute. Gerrard converts the PK and Liverpool escapes with a draw. Just a weak, weak call.

Gerard converts a penalty in the 94th minute.
A soft penalty if a penalty at all. Pernia booked. Aguero booked for dissent.

That was never never never never a penalty, but what else is new, an English giant gets the breaks.

I didn't see the earlier non-penalty, so maybe this was a make-up call. But why would you give a make-up call to someone at the 4:08 mark of 4 min of stoppage time.

And half of Atletico's team got carded for dissent after the kick...

did Gerrard dive again?

Goooooo Reds!!!!! Just wished Torres could have played against his former team.

That should put Gerrard neck and neck with Ronaldo for penalties won on dives over the past couple of seasons.

Wish the Cypriots could've held on.
Not sorry to see Bremen lose.
Didn't like the way Liverpool won, but didn't see earlier non-call to compare.
Thank goodness for Slingbox! Got to watch Liv-Atl @ work online :)

Nov 4th YES WE CAN...

enjoy world class soccer on espn 2

For the few of us that still believe Convey is an option at left wing, he scored a goal today in a reserve game and here is a update from the Yanks Abroad site:

http://www.yanks-abroad.com/get.php?mode=content&id=4194

Roma!!! Vucigol!!!

Wow, who among the Scousers bought the ref in that one? First, 4 minutes of phantom injury time and then the...ummmm.....penalty. I realize it didn't matter that much to Liverpool's likelihood of advancing but it was still bordering on the criminal. Inexplicable.

Oh, and the earlier non-call on a handball was cancelled out by a non-call vs. Carragher in the second half. Nauseating.

Regarding the Liverpool match, definitely some of the worst officiating I have seen. Terrible terrible job by the officiating crew; a crew I hope to never see officiate another Champions League match.

OH and Obama is the president of the United States. Just thought you would like to know that. Future leader of our country, not that big of a deal.

OBAMA!!!

Obama!

cmonn celtic!

GOAL CELTIC! Scott McDonald chips the goalkeeper BEAUTIFULLY and Celtic lead 1-0.

If Agger had put away any of those chances he had it would have been a non-issue with the PK.

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