Latinos in Champions League: Week 1 Summary

He has spent the opening day of Europe's biggest tournament. leaving a pleasant aftertaste in some cases and a couple of disappointing performances. Mostly it has imposed logic, and we will wait until the next day to enjoy some small surprise. It seems that the fight for the top positions will be for the Giants, with the second passage open to anyone. Consider the abstract.

The day started at the San Siro on Tuesday with the game between Juventus and Girondis Bordeaux (1 to 1), where the accused Italian painting the absence of Diego Ribas and had to settle for a draw. In Tel Aviv, Maccabi Haifa fell before the might of Bayern Munich (0 - 3). For the Bavarians went to Jose Sosa '86, just to make simple act of presence. In Zurich, the home side succumbed to the machinery of Real Madrid (2 to 5), with excellent performances of Kaka and cash exquisite Gonzalo Higuain. In Marseille, Milan hit the visitor (1 to 2), with a good performance from Lucho Gonzalez and Gabriel Heinze for the French.

In London, Chelsea won by the minimum (1 - 0) to the Latinized Porto. Helton saved the Portuguese in a more loose, and defender Ferdinand was sent off for a criminal entry. At the Calderon, Atletico had a disappointing night, drawing with APOEL Nicosia. Neither Sergio Aguero and Diego Forlan found the key to unlock the weak defense of Cyprus. In Wolfsburg Grafite opened it with three goals in his team's victory against CSKA Moscow (3 to 1). Closing the bill on Tuesday as Manchester United beat visiting Besiktas Portuguese Turkish (0 - 1), with a good game of Antonio Valencia for the English.

On Wednesday, the ball rolled in Liverpool with the victory of the premises before the debutant Debreceni (1 - 0), Javier Mascherano entering play only a couple of minutes. In Lyon, the French fleet was mandated by the minimum at Fiorentina (1 - 0), with striker Lisandro Lopez disputing the entire game. In Milan, Inter and Barcelona were not hurt (0 - 0), with Lionel Messi and Diego Milito with wet gunpowder. In Kiev, Dynamo took the three points against Rubin Kazan (3 to 1), with a goal by Argentine Alejandro Dominguez failure by the Ukrainians.

In Teutonic lands, Stuttgart tie against Rangers (1 to 1) in a game in which the Mexican Ricardo Osorio even jumped onto the bench. In Sevilla, Luis Fabiano and Renato gave the home side victory against struggling Unirea Urziceni (2 - 0). In Athens, the Olimpiacos won victory against AZ Alkmaar (1 - 0), with Mexican defender Hector Moreno playing the whole game for tulips. The day closed in Belgium, where Arsenal beat visiting to Standard Liege (2 to 3) with the winning goal by the Brazilian gunner-Croatian Eduardo da Silva. Now, wait for the next day the elite tournament of the Old Continent, which takes place on 29 and 30 September. A two-week stand fast!

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