Ronaldinho, Inzaghi Deny Pompey

Ronaldo  Assis de Moreira by Analyst Written on November 29, 2008
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Portsmouth 2 - AC Milan 2 (UEFA Cup, Nov. 27, 2008) The goals started flowing just after the hour mark. Younes Kaboul grabbed the first with a fine header from a Johnson cross, and 10 minutes later Kanu doubled the lead from another cross by Johnson.

But the Rossoneri hit back, first through a tremendous Ronaldinho free-kick and then in injury-time, Pippo Inzaghi poked home to prevent a famous Pompey victory.

Schalke 0 - Manchester City 2 (UEFA Cup, Nov. 27, 2008) Goals from Benjani and the in-form Stephen Ireland secured City a place in the knockout rounds of the competition.

NEC Nijmegen 0 - Tottenham 1 (UEFA Cup, Nov. 27, 2008) Jamie O’Hara got the only goal on 14 minutes, following up after Frazier Campbell had hit the bar from a Bale cross.

Dinamo Zagreb 0 - Spartak Moscow 1 (UEFA Cup, Nov. 27, 2008)

CSKA Moscow 2 - Lech Poznan 1 (UEFA Cup, Nov. 27, 2008) Alan Dzagoev got the first for the home side and Yuri Zhirkov bravely added the second. Semir Stilic pulled one back with a free-kick that evaded everyone.

Hamburg 0 - Ajax 1 (UEFA Cup, Nov. 27, 2008) Leonardo capitalised on some slack Hamburg defending and then finished well after seeing his initial effort hit both posts.

Galatasaray 0 - Metalist Kharkov 1 (UEFA Cup, Nov. 27, 2008) Edmar fired home the only goal with nine minutes to go.

Zilina 0 - Slavia Prague 0 (UEFA Cup, Nov. 27, 2008)

Club Brugge 1 - St. Etienne 1 (UEFA Cup, Nov. 27, 2008) David Gigliotti put the French side in front, Ronaldo Vargas

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