Goals from Russia, Sweden (Where Henrik Larsson Scored), Austria, Croatia & more

CSKA Moscow 1 - Spartak Moscow 2 (Russian Premier League, July 26, 2009) Deividas Semberas fired the hosts in a 12th minute, Alex equalised with a stunning free-kick ten minutes later and the Spartak playmaker bagged his brace midway through the second half from the spot.

Helsingborg 2 - Gefle 0 (Allsvenskan, July 26, 2009) Helsingborgs are third after a 2-0 win over Gefle, Henrik Larsson and Marcus Lantz grabbing the goals.

Elfsborg 3 - Djurgarden 1 (Allsvenskan, July 26, 2009) Elfsborg won the match with three goal in teh final ten minutes from Avdic, Nordmark and a Gustafsson own goal.

Trelleborg 2 - IFK Gothenburg 1 (Allsvenskan, July 26, 2009) Gustav Svensson gave the visitors the lead after only two minutes but Andreas Drugge and Andreas Whilborg won it for Trelleborg in the second half.

Mattersburg 2 - Rapid Vienna 1 (T-Mobile Bundesliga, July 26, 2009) Robert Waltner netted the winner after Rapid - who were down to nine men at the time - had cancelled out Michael Morz’s spot-kick opener with a goal from Markus Heikkinen.

DVTK Borsodi 1 - Debrecen 0 (Borsodi Liga, July 25, 2009) A 94th minute penalty from Akos Lippai ensured Debrecen walked away from the match with nothing.

Illitchivets Mariupol 0 - Shakhtar Donetsk 2 (Ukrainian Premier League, July 25, 2009) Luiz Adriano’s brace earned Shakhtar victory.

Dinamo Zagreb 7 - NK Istra 1961 1 (1. HNL, July 25, 2009)

Croatia Sesvete 1 - HNK Sibenik 2 (1. HNL, July 25, 2009)

NK Zadar 0 - Cibalia Vinkovci 3 (1. HNL, July 25, 2009)

Medimurje 1 - Karlovac 1 (1. HNL, July 25, 2009)