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UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE2011/12 SEASON

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PFC CSKA Moskva(first leg: 1-1)Real Madrid CFMatchday 8 - round of 16, second legEstadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid

Wednesday 14 March 201220.45CET (20.45 local time)

ContentsPrevious meetings.............................................................................................................2Match background.............................................................................................................4Match facts........................................................................................................................5Squad list...........................................................................................................................7Head coach.......................................................................................................................9Match officials..................................................................................................................10Fixtures and results.........................................................................................................11Match-by-match lineups..................................................................................................15Competition facts.............................................................................................................17Team facts.......................................................................................................................18Legend............................................................................................................................21

Previous meetingsHead to Head

UEFA Champions LeagueGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateWernbloom 90+3; Cristiano Ronaldo 28Moscow1-1PFC CSKA Moskva - Real Madrid CFR1621/02/12

TotalFinalAwayHomeGAGFLDWPldLDWPldLDWPldLDWPld110101000001010000Real Madrid CF110101000000000101PFC CSKA Moskva

Real Madrid CF - Record versus clubs from opponents' countryUEFA Champions League

GoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateRaúl González 25, 57, Robben 50Madrid3-0Real Madrid CF - FC Zenit St PetersburgGS10/12/08Danny 25; Hubočan 4(og), VanNistelrooy 31

St Petersburg1-2FC Zenit St Petersburg - Real Madrid CFGS30/09/08

UEFA Champions LeagueGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateRonaldo 35Moscow0-1FC Lokomotiv Moskva - Real Madrid CF2ndGS18/03/03Raúl González 21, 76; Obiorah 47,Mnguni 74

Madrid2-2Real Madrid CF - FC Lokomotiv Moskva2ndGS11/12/02

UEFA Champions LeagueGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateBuznikin 30, Cherevchenko 50Moscow2-0FC Lokomotiv Moskva - Real Madrid CFGS30/10/01Munitis 39, Figo 64(p), Roberto Carlos81, Sávio 87

Madrid4-0Real Madrid CF - FC Lokomotiv MoskvaGS19/09/01

UEFA Champions LeagueGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateGeremi 47(og)Moscow1-0FC Spartak Moskva - Real Madrid CFGS07/11/00Iván Helguera 51Madrid1-0Real Madrid CF - FC Spartak MoskvaGS20/09/00

UEFA Champions LeagueGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateRaúl González 34, Sávio 66; Khlestov89

Madrid2-1Real Madrid CF - FC Spartak MoskvaGS09/12/98

Tsymbalar 72, Titov 78; Raúl González63

Moscow2-1FC Spartak Moskva - Real Madrid CFGS30/09/98

UEFA CupGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateZamorano 48, Redondo 77, Dani García88, 90

Madrid4-0agg: 6-2

Real Madrid CF - FC Dinamo MoskvaR201/11/94

Simutenkov 64, Tcherychev 69; Sandro21, Zamorano 73

Moscow2-2FC Dinamo Moskva - Real Madrid CFR218/10/94

UEFA CupGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateTalalaev 11, Tishkov 62, Mourachov 76;Zamorano 9, Hierro 56

Moscow3-2agg: 5-7

FC Torpedo Moskva - Real Madrid CFR204/11/92

Hierro 9, 28, 32, Zamorano 52, Míchel84(p); Choustikov 36, Grichine 39

Madrid5-2Real Madrid CF - FC Torpedo MoskvaR221/10/92

European Champion Clubs' CupGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateButragueño 9; Radchenko 19, 37,Chmarov 63

Madrid1-3agg: 1-3

Real Madrid CF - FC Spartak MoskvaQF20/03/91

Moscow0-0FC Spartak Moskva - Real Madrid CFQF06/03/91

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Wednesday 14 March 2012 - 20.45CET (20.45 local time)Real Madrid CF - PFC CSKA MoskvaEstadio Santiago Bernabéu, MadridMATCH PRESS KIT

European Champion Clubs' CupGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateDíaz González 69, 79Madrid2-0

agg: 2-0Real Madrid CF - FC Spartak MoskvaQF18/03/81

Tbilisi0-0FC Spartak Moskva - Real Madrid CFQF04/03/81

PFC CSKA Moskva - Record versus clubs from opponents' countryUEFA Champions League

GoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDatePerotti 41; Necid 39, Honda 55Seville1-2

agg: 2-3Sevilla FC - PFC CSKA MoskvaR1616/03/10

González 66; Negredo 25Moscow1-1PFC CSKA Moskva - Sevilla FCR1624/02/10

UEFA CupGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateDzagoev 9, 12, Vágner Love 61Moscow3-0PFC CSKA Moskva -

RC Deportivo La CoruñaGS23/10/08

UEFA Champions LeagueGoalscorersVenueResultMatchStageDateNadal 13, Beguiristáin 31; Bushmanov44, Mashkarin 57, Korsakov 60

Barcelona2-3agg: 3-4

FC Barcelona - PFC CSKA MoskvaR204/11/92

Grichine 17; Beguiristáin 58Moscow1-1PFC CSKA Moskva - FC BarcelonaR221/10/92

Record versus clubs from opponents' country

TotalFinalAwayHomeGAGFLDWPldLDWPldLDWPldLDWPld2033559190000442101179Real Madrid CF6110336000000220314PFC CSKA Moskva

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Match backgroundReal Madrid CF won all six of their group games and looked on course for a seventh victory in the first leg of theirround of 16 tie at PFC CSKA Moskva only to be pegged back at the last.

• Cristiano Ronaldo's 28th-minute strike in Moscow gave Madrid the lead, but CSKA debutant Pontus Wernbloomlevelled with the final kick of the game to stretch the Russian side's unbeaten record against Spanish sides to sixgames, home and away.

• At this stage two years ago CSKA put out another Spanish team, Sevilla FC, with a 2-1 away win thanks to goalsfrom Tomáš Necid and Keisuke Honda. The home game had again ended 1-1, Mark González scoring CSKA'sequaliser.

Match background• Ahead of the first meeting between these teams on Spanish soil, Madrid have lost just one of the nine home fixturesagainst Russian opponents, going down 3-1 to FC Spartak Moskva in the 1990/91 European Champion Clubs' Cupquarter-final. They won seven of the other eight games.

• José Mourinho's team scored 13 goals in winning all their home matches in Group D, conceding only two, andbecame only the fifth side to win all six games in a UEFA Champions League group stage.

• Madrid have won all but one of the 21 previous UEFA competition ties in which they earned a first-leg away draw;the sole blemish came in that 1990/91 tie with Spartak, when they drew 0-0 away.

• The Spanish side have therefore won all nine of the ties in which they drew 1-1 away in the first leg, most recentlyagainst Olympique Lyonnais in last season's round of 16.

• Mourinho's FC Internazionale Milano team prevailed 1-0 home and away against CSKA in their 2009/10 quarter-finalon their way to lifting the trophy. It was the furthest the Moscow club have progressed in the competition.

• Before the Sevilla game CSKA had only faced two opponents from Spain, beating RC Deportivo La Coruña 3-0 inthe 2008/09 UEFA Cup group stage in Moscow. One of their most memorable results came in their first visit to Spainin the 1992/93 UEFA Champions League second round, six months after FC Barcelona had lifted the trophy for thefirst time, when CSKA beat them 3-2 at the Camp Nou for a 4-3 aggregate win.

• The 2004/05 UEFA Cup winners owed their place in the last 16 to their form on their travels, particularly a 2-1matchday six win at Inter which took CSKA from last to second place in Group B. They drew at LOSC Lille Métropole(2-2) and Trabzonspor AŞ (0-0).

• Those triumphs against Barcelona and Sevilla are the only times CSKA have drawn at home in the first leg of aUEFA competition tie and gone through to the next stage; they lost the other three ties.

Team ties• Igor Akinfeev, Sergei Ignashevich and Vasili Berezutski all played for Russia against a Spain team featuring SergioRamos, Xabi Alonso and Iker Casillas at UEFA EURO 2008. Spain won 4-1 in the opening group fixture and then 3-0in the semi-finals.

• Ronaldo and Ricardo Carvalho helped Portugal beat Russia 2-0 at UEFA EURO 2004 with Evgeni Aldonin on thelosing team.

• Ronaldo scored twice in a 7-1 FIFA World Cup qualifying defeat of Russia in Lisbon in October 2004. Carvalho,Ignashevich and Aldonin all started; all four started the return in Moscow in September 2005 which ended 0-0, Akinfeevand the Berezutski brothers also playing.

• Mourinho met CSKA in the 2004/05 group stage, his first season at Chelsea FC. The London club, including Carvalho,won 2-0 at home and 1-0 away.

• In six Liga encounters against Madrid, González appeared on the winning side just once, scoring the decisive goalas Real Betis Balompié came from behind to win 2-1 at home in 2008. He also got Real Sociedad de Fútbol's equaliserin a 1-1 draw at the Santiago Bernabéu in 2006.

• Kaká played for Brazil in a friendly international against Russia in Moscow in March 2006 which the visitors won1-0. Akinfeev, Ignashevich, Aldonin and the Berezutskis all appeared for the hosts.

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Match factsReal Madrid

UEFA milestones• None

UEFA Champions League statistics• Madrid have conceded three goals, the best defensive record in the competition. They have had 63 shots on goaland been caught offside 33 times, both more than any other side in the last 16 going into the first legs.

• Xabi Alonso's next yellow card will incur a suspension.

Latest domestic information• Saturday 10 March: Real Betis Balompié 2-3 Real Madrid CF (Molina 10, Montero 55; Higuaín 25, Ronaldo 52 73)Casillas; Arbeloa, Pepe, Ramos, Marcelo; Özil (Benzema 89), Khedira, Kaká (Granero 75), Alonso, Ronaldo; Higuaín(Callejón 79).

• Madrid recorded a tenth successive away victory in the Liga at the Estadio Benito Villamarín, establishing a newclub record. The previous best of nine consecutive away wins was set in 2009/10.

• Cristiano Ronaldo took his tally to 46 goals in 45 games for club and country this season as José Mourinho's sideclaimed an 11th successive Liga win.

• Madrid have won 30 of their last 34 games in all competitions, finding the net in every match during that run.

• Ronaldo has scored in each of Madrid's last six games, nine goals in all. He has also converted 23 successive spotkicks for the club since failing against UD Almería on 5 December 2009.

• Ronaldo has struck 13 Liga hat-tricks for Madrid – six this season. That is one more than Ferenc Puskás's tally forthe club, but he has some distance to go to match the record of Alfredo Di Stéfano (22).

• Sami Khedira scored his first Liga goal in 42 attempts on 4 March as Madrid beat RCD Espanyol 5-0; Los Merengues'fifth successive home win in all competitions.

• Madrid scored 67 goals in the first half of their Liga campaign, eclipsing the record set by FC Barcelona (61) lastterm. Ronaldo contributed 23, taking him past César Rodríguez's Liga record of 22 for Barcelona in 1950/51.

• Iker Casillas has moved to fourth in the list of all-time appearances for Madrid, overtaking Fernando Hierro (601games) in the 3-1 win against Real Zaragoza on 28 January. Only Raúl González (741), Manuel Sanchís (711) andSantillana (645) now lie ahead of the goalkeeper, who has now played 609 times for the club.

• Madrid claimed a club record of 11 successive away wins before a 2-2 Copa del Rey draw with Barcelona on 25January – having lost the quarter-final first-leg 2-1, the result ended Mourinho's side's defence.

Injury news• Karim Benzema, out since the first leg at CSKA on 21 February having come off early in the first half with an adductorproblem, was a late substitute on Saturday.

• Lassana Diarra, who missed the first leg with a back injury, has been an unused substitute for Madrid's last twogames.

• Fábio Coentrão has been out since tearing his adductors playing in Portugal's 0-0 draw with Poland on 29 February,a game in which he was replaced midway through the first half.

• Ángel Di María has not featured since 18 February, when his comeback from a thigh injury that had kept him outsince 30 December was cut short by a relapse.

• Hamit Altıntop has been absent with a torn calf since 8 February.

UEFA Champions League squad changesIn: NoneOut: None

Miscellaneous• Marcelo scored the opening goal for Brazil – his third in nine caps – in a 2-1 friendly victory against Bosnia andHerzegovina in Switzerland on 28 February.

• Madrid celebrated their 110th anniversary on 6 March.

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CSKA

UEFA milestones• CSKA have won 49 games in UEFA club competition.

UEFA Champions League statistics• Pavel Mamaev and Kirill Nababkin are available after one-match suspensions; Pontus Wernbloom is within a bookingof a ban.

Latest domestic information• Friday 9 March: PFC CSKA Moskva 1-1 FC Dinamo Moskva (Doumbia 3; Semshov 75)Chepchugov; A Berezutski, Ignashevich, Schennikov, V Berezutski; Mamaev (Necid 83), Wernbloom, Honda (Aldonin46), Oliseh (Tošić 63), Musa; Doumbia.

• CSKA, without the suspended Alan Dzagoev, were left without a win in five league games after an equaliser fromtheir former midfielder, Igor Semshov.

• Seydou Doumbia's goal was his first in eight outings for club and country in 2012; last year he scored 34 goals in43 games.

• Leonid Slutski's side have won just six of their last 24 outings in all competitions.

• The Army Men resumed their domestic campaign after a three-month winter break on 3 March, twice coming frombehind to earn a 2-2 draw with Premier-Liga leaders FC Zenit St Petersburg. Ahmed Musa marked his first leagueappearance for the club with a goal; his 90th-minute replacement, Kim In-Sung, made his CSKA debut.

• The Premier-Liga has split in two for the second stage of this 18-month transitional championship, with the top eightplaying each other twice – a process that began on 18 November. While past Russian seasons followed the calendaryear, from 2012/13 the competition will run from summer to summer.

• CSKA have lost just two of their last 23 away games in all competitions, winning ten and drawing 11.

UEFA Champions League squad changesIn: Pontus Wernbloom (AZ Alkmaar), Ahmed Musa (VVV-Venlo), Kim In-Sung (Gangneung City FC)Out: Vágner Love (CR Flamengo)

Injury news• Keisuke Honda's appearance in the first leg against Madrid was only his second since August because of a kneeproblem. He suffered a thigh injury during the Zenit draw but started on Friday, setting up Doumbia's goal.

• Aleksandrs Cauņa was an unused substitute on Friday, returning to the fray after breaking his toe in January.

• Igor Akinfeev (torn knee ligaments, out since 28 August) and Mark González (hip, 30 April) remain sidelined.

Miscellaneous• A crowd of 70,000 watched the first leg against Madrid; the club's record attendance at the Stadion Luzhniki.

• Doumbia made two group stage appearances as Ivory Coast finished runners-up at the Africa Cup of Nations.

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Squad listReal Madrid CF

All-timeCurrent seasonUEFAUCLLeagueUCLQUAL

GlsPldGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldDAgeDoBNat.PlayerNo.Goalkeepers

-123-117-26-5---3020/05/81ESPIker Casillas1-3-3---2---2413/05/87ESPAntonio Adán13-----------2330/01/89ESPTomás Mejías25-----------1918/05/92ESPFernando Pacheco31

Defenders389379-7-2---3318/05/78PORRicardo Carvalho2245244120-4---2926/02/83PORPepe355544932416---2530/03/86ESPSergio Ramos4231231322-2---2312/05/88BRAMarcelo12334212-14-6---2411/03/88PORFábio Coentrão15146142-16-5---2917/01/83ESPÁlvaro Arbeloa17248233-5-4---2604/09/85ESPRaúl Albiol18-3-316-3---1825/04/93FRARaphaël Varane19-----------2218/01/90ESPNacho27-----------2011/01/92ESPDaniel Carvajal32

Midfielders212-2-1-2---2305/09/88TURNuri Şahin523312311814---2404/04/87GERSami Khedira6

2678257052214---2922/04/82BRAKaká834822712516---2315/10/88GERMesut Özil10419-10-10-2---2402/07/87ESPEsteban Granero11381372125-7--*3025/11/81ESPXabi Alonso1486212614-3---2908/12/82TURHamit Altıntop16444441644---2511/02/87ESPJosé Callejón21

104442051514---2414/02/88ARGÁngel Di María22-1-1---1---2101/10/90PORPedro Mendes23133-31-15-3---2710/03/85FRALassana Diarra24-----------1915/10/92ESPÁlex Fernández30-----------2001/07/91ESPLucas36

Forwards33813275322645---2705/02/85PORCristiano Ronaldo723392339132247---2419/12/87FRAKarim Benzema9634634172427---2410/12/87ARGGonzalo Higuaín20-----1-----1923/10/92ESPÁlvaro Morata26-----------1926/02/93ESPJesé Rodríguez28-----------2127/03/90ESPJoselu29-----------2111/02/91ESPÓscar Plano33-----------2126/12/90RUSDenis Cheryshev34

Coach-103-89---7---4926/01/63PORJosé Mourinho-

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PFC CSKA MoskvaAll-timeCurrent season

UEFAUCLLeagueUCLQUALGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldDAgeDoBNat.PlayerNo.

Goalkeepers-9-1-5-1---2615/07/85RUSSergei Chepchugov1-71-25-22-----2508/04/86RUSIgor Akinfeev35-----------1916/01/93RUSVyacheslav Isupov38-----2-----1602/04/95RUSSergei Revyakin95

Defenders-83-29-24-4---3302/08/78LTUDeividas Šemberas29103254533-7---3214/07/79RUSSergei Ignashevich4-----------2306/10/88RUSViktor Vasin5275-34-30-7---2920/06/82RUSAleksei Berezutski6-17-5-27-5---2508/09/86RUSKirill Nababkin14471231-3317---2920/06/82RUSVasili Berezutski24-31-14-11-4---2027/04/91RUSGeorgi Schennikov42-2-1-2-1---2002/03/92RUSSemen Fedotov59

Midfielders93215-211--*2525/06/86SWEPontus Wernbloom321315721-1---2513/06/86JPNKeisuke Honda793641552917---2117/06/90RUSAlan Dzagoev1042111125-----2710/07/84CHIMark González11-34-17128-6---2317/09/88RUSPavel Mamaev17-1-112-1---1914/10/92NGAAhmed Musa1811215-1515---2419/01/88LVAAleksandrs Cauņa19624-5326-5---2428/04/87SRBZoran Tošić21266131-24-7---3222/01/80RUSEvgeni Aldonin22-65-26-11-1---3504/04/76BIHElvir Rahimić25-----1-----2209/09/89KORKim In-Sung29-----1-----1930/08/92RUSArtem Popov48

Forwards141856253256---2431/12/87CIVSeydou Doumbia8115-6-28-5---2105/06/90LBRSekou Oliseh26-1-1---1---1810/03/94RUSSerder Serderov61834213313-1---2213/08/89CZETomáš Necid89

Coach-32-14---7---4004/05/71RUSLeonid Slutski-

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Head coachReal Madrid CF: José MourinhoDate of birth: 26 January 1963Nationality: PortugueseCoaching career: SL Benfica, UD Leiria, FC Porto, Chelsea FC, FC Internazionale Milano, Real Madrid CF

• A former teacher, Mourinho had spells working at Sporting Clube de Portugal, Porto and FC Barcelona as a coachingassistant in the 1990s.

• As coach, had a brief, nine-game stay at Benfica and a highly successful tenure at Leiria before really making hismark after his arrival at Porto in January 2002. In his first full season, 2002/03, Porto won the UEFA Cup and adomestic double. The next year they retained their league title and claimed the UEFA Champions League with a 3-0defeat of AS Monaco FC in Gelsenkirchen.

• Joined Chelsea in 2004 and led the club to the League Cup and their first league championship for 50 years in hisfirst season. Followed up with the league title again in 2006, and both the League Cup and FA Cup in 2007.

• Left Chelsea in September 2007 and stayed out of football until joining Inter in June 2008. In his first campaign theNerazzurri retained their Serie A crown, a feat they repeated in 2009/10 when they also added the Coppa Italia andthe UEFA Champions League crown, their first European Cup win since 1965.

• Victory at the Santiago Bernabéu was Mourinho's last act as Inter coach before joining Madrid on a four-year deal.His first season featured the club's first Copa del Rey victory in 18 years and a UEFA Champions League semi-finalappearance. PFC CSKA Moskva: Leonid SlutskiDate of birth: 4 May 1971Nationality: RussianPlaying career: FC Zvezda GorodischeCoaching career: FC Olimpia Volgograd, FC Uralan Elista, FC Moskva, PFC Krylya Sovetov Samara, PFC CSKAMoskva

• Started playing career as a goalkeeper with Volgograd regional team Zvezda Gorodishche, but suffered a severeinjury after falling from a tree and was forced to hang up his gloves after just 13 matches.

• Began coaching career in youth football at Olimpia Volgograd. From 2002 to 2004 he worked at Uralan Elista wherehe was promoted to head coach following the club's top-flight relegation.

• Took the reins at Moskva reserves in 2004 and replaced Valeri Petrakov as the club's head coach the followingsummer. Under Slutski, Moskva finished fifth in 2005 and sixth in 2006 before attaining a record-high fourth positionin 2007.

• After a spell at Krylya, guiding them into Europe, he signed a three-year contract with CSKA Moskva in October2009, replacing Juande Ramos. That December he led CSKA to the UEFA Champions League knockout stages forthe first time before quarter-final elimination by FC Internazionale Milano.

• Twelve months later CSKA's UEFA Europa League campaign was similarly ended by the eventual winners, FCPorto, but May brought consolation in the form of the Russian Cup – Slutski's first major trophy.

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Match officialsReferee Stéphane Lannoy (FRA)Assistant referees Eric Dansault (FRA), Frédéric Cano (FRA)Additional assistant referees Fredy Fautrel (FRA), Ruddy Buquet (FRA)Fourth official Antony Gautier (FRA)UEFA Delegate Jan Damgaard (DEN)UEFA Referee observer Michael Riley (ENG)

RefereeUEFA matchesUEFA Champions

League matchesDate of birthName

441418/09/1969Stéphane Lannoy

• Born in Boulogne-sur-Mer, Stéphane Lannoy is particularly regarded for his physical fitness and ability to communicatewith players.

• He broke on to the international scene in March 2006 when he took charge of two UEFA European Under-17Championship Elite round matches. Fourth official for the 2005/06 UEFA Cup semi-final first leg between FC SteauaBucureşti and Middlesbrough FC, Lannoy became a regular referee in the competition the next season.

• A buyer in a hypermarket and based in Sailly-sur-la-Lys in northern France, Lannoy was a match official at the 2007UEFA European Under-21 Championship, taking charge of three matches and acting as fourth official in a furtherthree games, including the hosts' 4-1 final defeat of Serbia.

• Made his UEFA Champions League group stage bow as a referee when FC Barcelona took on VfB Stuttgart onMatchday 6 of the 2007/08 edition, also officiating three UEFA Cup games during that campaign.

• Married with three children, Lannoy was fourth official at three games at UEFA EURO 2008 and also featured atthat year's Olympic Games. Oversaw five UEFA Champions League games in 2009/10, including the quarter-finalsecond leg between PFC CSKA Moskva and eventual winners FC Internazionale Milano, and four in the competitionthe following season, also taking charge of two group games at the 2010 FIFA World Cup

UEFA Champions League matches involving teams from the two countries involved in this matchVenueResultAwayHomeStageCompetitionDate

Barcelona3-1VfB StuttgartFC BarcelonaGSUCL12/12/07Minsk0-2FC Zenit St PetersburgFC BATE BorisovGSUCL05/11/08

Wolfsburg3-1PFC CSKA MoskvaVfL WolfsburgGSUCL15/09/09Madrid0-3FC PortoClub Atlético de MadridGSUCL08/12/09

Moscow0-1FC Internazionale MilanoPFC CSKA MoskvaQFUCL06/04/10Barcelona2-0FC KøbenhavnFC BarcelonaGSUCL20/10/10

St Petersburg1-0FC Shakhtar DonetskFC Zenit St PetersburgGSUCL01/11/11

Other matches involving teams from either of the two countries involved in this matchVenueResultAwayHomeStageCompetitionDateLivorno1-2RCD EspanyolAS Livorno CalcioR32UCUP14/02/07

Villarreal1-1ACF FiorentinaVillarreal CFGSUCUP25/10/07St Petersburg3-1ArmeniaRussiaQREURO04/06/11

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Fixtures and resultsReal Madrid CF

GoalscorersResultOpponentCompetitionDateCristiano Ronaldo 24, 71, 87, Marcelo 28, Xabi Alonso 64,Kaká 82

Real Zaragoza (A)League28/08/11 6-0W

Benzema 14, 69, Cristiano Ronaldo 60 (p), Higuaín 88Getafe CF (H)League10/09/11 4-2WDi María 53GNK Dinamo Zagreb (A)UCL14/09/11 1-0W

Levante UD (A)League18/09/11 0-1LReal Racing Club (A)League21/09/11 0-0D

Cristiano Ronaldo 39, 51 (p), 84 (p), Higuaín 45+1, Varane67, Benzema 73

Rayo Vallecano de Madrid (H)League24/09/11 6-2W

Cristiano Ronaldo 25, Kaká 41, Benzema 49AFC Ajax (H)UCL27/09/11 3-0WHiguaín 17, 66, 89, José Callejón 82RCD Espanyol (A)League02/10/11 4-0WHiguaín 46, 70, 73, Kaká 59Real Betis Balompié (H)League15/10/11 4-1WBenzema 19, Khedira 47, Lloris 55 (og), Sergio Ramos 81Olympique Lyonnais (H)UCL18/10/11 4-0WHiguaín 11, Cristiano Ronaldo 23, 28, 38Málaga CF (A)League22/10/11 4-0WBenzema 5, Kaká 11, Di María 30Villarreal CF (H)League26/10/11 3-0WHiguaín 9Real Sociedad de Fútbol (A)League29/10/11 1-0WCristiano Ronaldo 24, 69 (p)Olympique Lyonnais (A)UCL02/11/11 2-0WCristiano Ronaldo 23, 54 (p), 58, Pepe 34, Higuaín 40,Benzema 63, 81

CA Osasuna (H)League06/11/11 7-1W

Benzema 20, Sergio Ramos 72, Cristiano Ronaldo 79Valencia CF (A)League19/11/11 3-2WBenzema 2, 66, José Callejón 7, 49, Higuaín 9, Özil 20GNK Dinamo Zagreb (H)UCL22/11/11 6-2WCristiano Ronaldo 24 (p), 82 (p), Di María 49, Higuaín 65Club Atlético de Madrid (H)League26/11/11 4-1WDi María 34, Cristiano Ronaldo 64, Marcelo 90+2Real Sporting de Gijón (A)League03/12/11 3-0WJosé Callejón 14, 90+2, Higuaín 41AFC Ajax (A)UCL07/12/11 3-0WBenzema 1FC Barcelona (H)League10/12/11 1-3LJosé Callejón 29, Cristiano Ronaldo 74SD Ponferradina (A)Cup13/12/11 2-0WCristiano Ronaldo 10, 41, 85 (p), José Callejón 37, Di María66, Hamit Altıntop 89

Sevilla FC (A)League17/12/11 6-2W

José Callejón 25, 88, Nuri Şahin 44, Varane 49, Joselu 79SD PonferradinaCup20/12/11 5-1WKhedira 68, Higuaín 70, Benzema 78Málaga CF (H)Cup03/01/12 3-2WBenzema 19, 50, Sergio Ramos 34, Higuaín 47, CristianoRonaldo 89

Granada CF (H)League07/01/12 5-1W

Benzema 72Málaga CF (A)Cup10/01/12 1-0WHiguaín 72, José Callejón 84RCD Mallorca (A)League14/01/12 2-1WCristiano Ronaldo 11FC BarcelonaCup18/01/12 1-2LMarcelo 25, Cristiano Ronaldo 47 (p), 67 (p), José Callejón85

Athletic Club (H)League22/01/12 4-1W

Cristiano Ronaldo 68, Benzema 72FC Barcelona (A)Cup25/01/12 2-2DKaká 32, Cristiano Ronaldo 49, Özil 56Real Zaragoza (H)League28/01/12 3-1WSergio Ramos 18Getafe CF (A)League04/02/12 1-0WCristiano Ronaldo 45 (p), 50, 57, Benzema 66Levante UD (H)League12/02/12 4-2WCristiano Ronaldo 6, Benzema 45+1, 89, Di María 73Real Racing Club (H)League18/02/12 4-0WCristiano Ronaldo 28PFC CSKA Moskva (A)UCL21/02/12 1-1DCristiano Ronaldo 54Rayo Vallecano de Madrid (A)League26/02/12 1-0WCristiano Ronaldo 23, Khedira 38, Higuaín 47, 78, Kaká 66RCD Espanyol (H)League04/03/12 5-0WHiguaín 25, Cristiano Ronaldo 52, 73Real Betis Balompié (A)League10/03/12 3-2W

PFC CSKA Moskva (H)UCL14/03/12Málaga CF (H)League18/03/12Villarreal CF (A)League21/03/12Real Sociedad de Fútbol (H)League24/03/12CA Osasuna (A)League01/04/12Valencia CF (H)League08/04/12Club Atlético de Madrid (A)League11/04/12Real Sporting de Gijón (H)League15/04/12

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FC Barcelona (A)League22/04/12Sevilla FC (H)League29/04/12Athletic Club (A)League02/05/12Granada CF (A)League06/05/12RCD Mallorca (H)League13/05/12

PtsGAGFLDWPldClubsPos.702388212326Real Madrid CF1601975261826FC Barcelona2443140681226Valencia CF34037371041226Málaga CF43837371051126Levante UD5384031611926CA Osasuna6373442710926Athletic Club736313689926Club Atlético de Madrid83635321061026RCD Espanyol93443371241026Rayo Vallecano de Madrid10333630116926Real Sociedad de Fútbol1133292799826Sevilla FC12323527108826Getafe CF13303226109726RCD Mallorca14303831143926Real Betis Balompié15283722144826Granada CF16274027119626Villarreal CF172437211012426Real Racing Club18244824146626Real Sporting de Gijón19184921166426Real Zaragoza20



PFC CSKA MoskvaGoalscorersResultOpponentCompetitionDateIgnashevich 45 (p), 49FC Amkar Perm (H)League13/03/11 2-0WNecid 20FC Krasnodar (H)League03/04/11 1-1DGonzález 32FC Zenit St Petersburg (A)League10/04/11 1-1DGonzález 27, Doumbia 49FC Rubin Kazan (H)League17/04/11 2-0WDoumbia 28FC Tom Tomsk (A)League24/04/11 1-1D

FC Spartak Moskva (H)League30/04/11 0-1LIgnashevich 4, Doumbia 81FC Dinamo Moskva (A)League08/05/11 2-2DNecid 29, Mamaev 44FC Rostov (H)League15/05/11 2-1WHonda 13, 45, Tošić 85PFC Krylya Sovetov Samara (A)League25/05/11 3-0WNecid 67FC Kuban Krasnodar (H)League29/05/11 1-1DDoumbia 19, Vágner Love 36, 80, Honda 52FC Terek Grozny (A)League10/06/11 4-2WVágner Love 5, Honda 27, Dzagoev 61FC Anzhi Makhachkala (H)League14/06/11 3-0WDoumbia 19, Ignashevich 65 (p)PFC Spartak Nalchik (A)League18/06/11 2-0WDoumbia 13, 58, Tošić 36FC Lokomotiv Moskva (H)League22/06/11 3-1WDoumbia 8, 84FC Amkar Perm (A)League26/06/11 2-0W

FC Volgar Astrakhan (A)Cup17/07/11 0-1LVágner Love 26, 65FC Volga Nizhny Novgorod (A)League21/07/11 2-0WDoumbia 16, Honda 39PFC Krylya Sovetov Samara (H)League25/07/11 2-1WHonda 7FC Krasnodar (A)League31/07/11 1-1D

FC Zenit St Petersburg (H)League06/08/11 0-2LDzagoev 90+4FC Rubin Kazan (A)League13/08/11 1-1DDoumbia 51, 68, Honda 63FC Tom Tomsk (H)League20/08/11 3-0WDoumbia 51, Tošić 69FC Spartak Moskva (A)League28/08/11 2-2D

FC Dinamo Moskva (H)League10/09/11 0-4LDoumbia 72, 90LOSC Lille Métropole (A)UCL14/09/11 2-2DDoumbia 65FC Rostov (A)League18/09/11 1-1DDoumbia 6, Dzagoev 68, Ignashevich 84 (p)FC Volga Nizhny Novgorod (H)League24/09/11 3-1WDzagoev 45+3, Vágner Love 77FC Internazionale Milano (H)UCL27/09/11 2-3L

FC Kuban Krasnodar (A)League02/10/11 0-0DVágner Love 39, Doumbia 47FC Terek Grozny (H)League15/10/11 2-2DDoumbia 29, 86, Cauņa 76Trabzonspor AŞ (H)UCL18/10/11 3-0WDoumbia 24, 46, 81, Vágner Love 62, Dzagoev 82FC Anzhi Makhachkala (A)League23/10/11 5-3WVágner Love 34, Doumbia 83, 90+1, 90+3PFC Spartak Nalchik (H)League28/10/11 4-0W

Trabzonspor AŞ (A)UCL02/11/11 0-0DDoumbia 64FC Lokomotiv Moskva (A)League06/11/11 1-1DDoumbia 37 (p)FC Rubin Kazan (H)League18/11/11 1-2L

LOSC Lille Métropole (H)UCL22/11/11 0-2LVágner Love 47FC Anzhi Makhachkala (A)League27/11/11 1-2LDoumbia 50, V. Berezutski 86FC Internazionale Milano (A)UCL07/12/11 2-1WWernbloom 90+3Real Madrid CF (H)UCL21/02/12 1-1DDzagoev 17, Musa 68FC Zenit St Petersburg (H)League03/03/12 2-2DDoumbia 3FC Dinamo Moskva (H)League09/03/12 1-1D

Real Madrid CF (A)UCL14/03/12FC Spartak Moskva (A)League19/03/12FC Lokomotiv Moskva (H)League24/03/12FC Kuban Krasnodar (A)League31/03/12FC Anzhi Makhachkala (H)League07/04/12FC Zenit St Petersburg (A)League14/04/12FC Dinamo Moskva (A)League22/04/12FC Spartak Moskva (H)League29/04/12FC Lokomotiv Moskva (A)League02/05/12FC Kuban Krasnodar (H)League06/05/12FC Rubin Kazan (A)League13/05/12



PtsGAGFLDWPldClubsPos.6729643131834FC Zenit St Petersburg16136635131634PFC CSKA Moskva2593554981734FC Dinamo Moskva35935527111634FC Spartak Moskva4573452991634FC Lokomotiv Moskva55729457121534FC Rubin Kazan65633418111534FC Anzhi Makhachkala75133411191434FC Kuban Krasnodar84548431391234FC Krasnodar93948361591034FC Rostov103849331681034FC Terek Grozny113743271510934FC Amkar Perm12314426214934FC Volga Nizhny Novgorod133146231710734PFC Krylya Sovetov Samara14274629199634PFC Spartak Nalchik15246221209534FC Tom Tomsk16



Match-by-match lineupsReal Madrid CFGroup stageStandings

PtsGAGFLDWPldClub182190066Real Madrid CF8792226Olympique Lyonnais8662226AFC Ajax02236006GNK Dinamo Zagreb

Matchday 1 (14/09/11)Dinamo Zagreb 0-1 Real MadridGoals: 0-1 Di María 53Real Madrid CF: Casillas, Carvalho, Pepe, Sergio Ramos, Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema (Arbeloa 82), Özil (Higuaín 78), Marcelo, Xabi Alonso,Fábio Coentrão, Di María (L. Diarra 78)

Matchday 2 (27/09/11)Real Madrid 3-0 AjaxGoals: 1-0 Cristiano Ronaldo 25, 2-0 Kaká 41, 3-0 Benzema 49Real Madrid CF: Casillas, Carvalho, Sergio Ramos, Khedira, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaká (Di María 75), Benzema (Higuaín 75), Özil (Hamit Altıntop84), Xabi Alonso, Arbeloa, Varane

Matchday 3 (18/10/11)Real Madrid 4-0 LyonGoals: 1-0 Benzema 19, 2-0 Khedira 47, 3-0 Lloris 55(o.g.), 4-0 Sergio Ramos 81Real Madrid CF: Casillas, Pepe, Sergio Ramos, Khedira (Fábio Coentrão 61), Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema (Higuaín 72), Özil (Kaká 66), Marcelo,Xabi Alonso, Arbeloa, Di María

Matchday 4 (02/11/11)Lyon 0-2 Real MadridGoals: 0-1 Cristiano Ronaldo 24, 0-2 Cristiano Ronaldo 69(pen)Real Madrid CF: Casillas, Pepe, Sergio Ramos, Khedira, Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema (Higuaín 71), Özil, Xabi Alonso, Fábio Coentrão (RaúlAlbiol 64), Di María (José Callejón 83), L. Diarra

Matchday 5 (22/11/11)Real Madrid 6-2 Dinamo ZagrebGoals: 1-0 Benzema 2, 2-0 José Callejón 7, 3-0 Higuaín 9, 4-0 Özil 20, 5-0 José Callejón 49, 6-0 Benzema 66, 6-1 Beqiraj 81, 6-2 Tomečak 90Real Madrid CF: Antonio Adán, Sergio Ramos (Raúl Albiol 46), Nuri Şahin, Benzema, Özil (Hamit Altıntop 46), Xabi Alonso (Granero 46), FábioCoentrão, Varane, Higuaín, José Callejón, L. Diarra

Matchday 6 (07/12/11)Ajax 0-3 Real MadridGoals: 0-1 José Callejón 14, 0-2 Higuaín 41, 0-3 José Callejón 90+2Real Madrid CF: Antonio Adán, Nuri Şahin, Kaká, Benzema (Hamit Altıntop 54), Granero (Xabi Alonso 59), Fábio Coentrão, Arbeloa (PedroMendes 67), Raúl Albiol, Varane, Higuaín, José Callejón

Round of 16(21/02/12)CSKA Moskva 1-1 Real MadridGoals: 0-1 Cristiano Ronaldo 28, 1-1 Wernbloom 90+3PFC CSKA Moskva: Chepchugov, Wernbloom, Ignashevich, A. Berezutski, Doumbia, Dzagoev, Musa (Oliseh 64), Tošić (Necid 82), Aldonin(Honda 68), V. Berezutski, SchennikovReal Madrid CF: Casillas, Pepe, Sergio Ramos, Khedira, Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema (Higuaín 16), Özil (Raúl Albiol 84), Xabi Alonso, FábioCoentrão, Arbeloa, José Callejón (Kaká 75)

(14/03/12)Real Madrid v CSKA Moskva

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PFC CSKA MoskvaGroup stageStandings

PtsGAGFLDWPldClub10782136FC Internazionale Milano8892226PFC CSKA Moskva7531416Trabzonspor AŞ6662316LOSC Lille Métropole

Matchday 1 (14/09/11)Lille 2-2 CSKA MoskvaGoals: 1-0 Sow 44, 2-0 Pedretti 57, 2-1 Doumbia 72, 2-2 Doumbia 90PFC CSKA Moskva: Gabulov, Ignashevich, A. Berezutski, Doumbia (Šemberas 90+3), Vágner Love, Dzagoev, Nababkin, Cauņa (Oliseh 67),Tošić, Aldonin (Mamaev 80), V. Berezutski

Matchday 2 (27/09/11)CSKA Moskva 2-3 InternazionaleGoals: 0-1 Lúcio 6, 0-2 Pazzini 23, 1-2 Dzagoev 45+3, 2-2 Vágner Love 77, 2-3 Zárate 79PFC CSKA Moskva: Gabulov, Ignashevich, A. Berezutski, Doumbia, Vágner Love, Dzagoev, Nababkin, Mamaev (Tošić 68), Aldonin, V. Berezutski,Oliseh

Matchday 3 (18/10/11)CSKA Moskva 3-0 TrabzonsporGoals: 1-0 Doumbia 29, 2-0 Cauņa 76, 3-0 Doumbia 86PFC CSKA Moskva: Gabulov, Ignashevich, A. Berezutski, Doumbia (Rahimić 87), Vágner Love, Dzagoev, Mamaev (Šemberas 70), Tošić (Cauņa62), Aldonin, V. Berezutski, Fedotov

Matchday 4 (02/11/11)Trabzonspor 0-0 CSKA MoskvaPFC CSKA Moskva: Gabulov, Ignashevich, A. Berezutski, Doumbia, Vágner Love, Dzagoev, Mamaev (Šemberas 80), Tošić (Cauņa 70), Aldonin,V. Berezutski, Schennikov (Nababkin 46)

Matchday 5 (22/11/11)CSKA Moskva 0-2 LilleGoals: 0-1 V. Berezutski 49(o.g.), 0-2 Sow 64PFC CSKA Moskva: Gabulov, Ignashevich (Schennikov 75), A. Berezutski, Vágner Love, Dzagoev, Nababkin, Mamaev, Cauņa (Serderov 87),Aldonin, V. Berezutski, Oliseh

Matchday 6 (07/12/11)Internazionale 1-2 CSKA MoskvaGoals: 0-1 Doumbia 50, 1-1 Cambiasso 51, 1-2 V. Berezutski 86PFC CSKA Moskva: Gabulov, Šemberas (Aldonin 77), Ignashevich, A. Berezutski, Doumbia (Schennikov 90+2), Vágner Love, Dzagoev, Nababkin,Mamaev, V. Berezutski, Oliseh (Cauņa 77)

Round of 16(21/02/12)CSKA Moskva 1-1 Real MadridGoals: 0-1 Cristiano Ronaldo 28, 1-1 Wernbloom 90+3PFC CSKA Moskva: Chepchugov, Wernbloom, Ignashevich, A. Berezutski, Doumbia, Dzagoev, Musa (Oliseh 64), Tošić (Necid 82), Aldonin(Honda 68), V. Berezutski, SchennikovReal Madrid CF: Casillas, Pepe, Sergio Ramos, Khedira, Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema (Higuaín 16), Özil (Raúl Albiol 84), Xabi Alonso, FábioCoentrão, Arbeloa, José Callejón (Kaká 75)

(14/03/12)Real Madrid v CSKA Moskva

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Competition factsUEFA Champions League knockout stage: Did you know?

• Teams have recovered from a first-leg deficit to go through on 26 occasions, including SL Benfica and APOEL FCin this season's round of 16, although only twice – AFC Ajax's defeat of Panathinaikos FC in the 1995/96 semi-finalsand FC Internazionale Milano's win against FC Bayern München in the 2010/11 round of 16 – has a side progressedafter a home first-leg loss. The biggest losing margin a side has overturned was achieved by RC Deportivo La Coruñain the 2003/04 quarter-finals when they lost 4-1 at AC Milan but won 4-0 at home.

• Twenty ties have been decided on the away goals rule, including six where the triumphant team lost the first leg.

• FC Bayern München hold the record for the biggest first-leg lead with a 5-0 success at Sporting Clube de Portugalin the 2008/09 first knockout round, eventually going through 12-1 after a 7-1 home victory in the second leg. Thosetwo games also featured more goals (13) over its two legs than any previous UEFA Champions League knockout tie.

• Eleven ties have gone to penalties, including the game between APOEL FC and Olympique Lyonnais in the 2011/12round of 16. Five of these were finals – 1996, 2001, 2003, 2005 and 2008. The first two-legged tie decided on spotkicks was PSV Eindhoven's 4-2 win against Lyon on 13 April 2005 after a 2-2 aggregate draw.

• In all, 18 ties have required extra time. Seven have been decided by extra time alone: four quarter-finals, two roundof 16 encounters and the 2007/08 semi-final between Chelsea FC and Liverpool FC.

• There has never been a knockout tie ending goalless after two legs. Ten have finished 1-0 on aggregate, mostrecently Tottenham Hotspur FC's narrow victory against AC Milan in the 2010/11 round of 16.

• Clarence Seedorf is the only player to win the European Cup with three clubs (AFC Ajax 1995, Real Madrid CF1998, AC Milan 2003, 2007). Liverpool's Bob Paisley (1977, 1978, 1981) is the only coach to win three times.

• Ottmar Hitzfeld (Borussia Dortmund 1997, Bayern 2001), Ernst Happel (Feyenoord 1970, Hamburger SV 1983) andJosé Mourinho (FC Porto 2004, FC Internazionale Milano 2010) are the only coaches to win the trophy with two clubs.

• No team has successfully defended the UEFA Champions League trophy with AC Milan (1989, 1990) the last clubto win consecutive European Champion Clubs' Cups. Milan (1994, 1995), AFC Ajax (1995, 1996), Juventus (1996,1997) and Manchester United (2008, 2009) have all returned to the final as holders only to lose.

• Only two teams have ever won the UEFA Champions League on home soil: Borussia Dortmund (1997, final inMunich) and Juventus (1996, final in Rome), while Manchester United FC lost the 2011 final in London. Five teamswon Champion Clubs' Cup finals on home soil: Real Madrid CF (1957), FC Internazionale Milano (1965), ManchesterUnited FC (1968), AFC Ajax (1972) and Liverpool FC (1978), while Stade de Reims Champagne (1956), AS Roma(1984) and FC Barcelona (1986) all lost finals in their own country.

UEFA Champions League: Did you know?

• Lionel Messi became the first player to score five goals in a UEFA Champions League match in FC Barcelona's 7-1win against Bayer 04 Leverkusen on 7 March 2012. Seven players, including Messi, had previously scored four timesin a game, most recently Olympique Lyonnais' Bafétimbi Gomis on matchday six this season.

• S.S. Lazio goalkeeper Marco Ballotta is the oldest player to compete in the UEFA Champions League having beenaged 43 years 252 days when he featured against Real Madrid CF on matchday six of the 2007/08 edition.

• Ryan Giggs is the oldest player to score in the competition, aged 37 years and 148 days, in Manchester United's2-0 win at FC Schalke 04 on 26 April 2011.

• Celestine Babayaro is the youngest player to have appeared. He was 16 years and 87 days when he started forRSC Anderlecht against FC Steaua Bucureşti on 23 November 1994. He was sent off in the 37th minute.

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Team factsReal Madrid CFFormed: 1902Nickname: Los Merengues (The Meringues)

UEFA club competition honours (runners-up in brackets)• European Champion Clubs' Cup (9): 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, (1962), (1964), 1966, (1981), 1998, 2000, 2002• UEFA Cup (2): 1985, 1986• UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: (1971), (1983)• UEFA Super Cup (1): (1998), (2000), 2002

Domestic honours (most recent triumph in brackets)League title: 31 (2008)Spanish Cup: 18 (2011)

Ten-year European record (UEFA Champions league unless indicated otherwise)2010/11: semi-finals2009/10: round of 162008/09: round of 162007/08: round of 162006/07: round of 162005/06: round of 162004/05: round of 162003/04: quarter-finals2002/03: semi-finals2001/02: winners

RecordsUEFA club competition• Biggest home win9-0: Madrid v Odense BK25/10/61, European Champion Clubs' Cup first round second leg

• Biggest away win0-8: Olympiakos Nicosia FC v Madrid24/09/69, European Champion Clubs' Cup first round first leg

• Heaviest home defeat2-4: Madrid v FC Bayern München29/02/00, UEFA Champions League second group stage1-3: Madrid v SK Spartak Moskva20/03/91, European Champion Clubs' Cup semi-final second leg0-2: on five occasions, most recently v FC Barcelona (27/04/11, UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg)

• Heaviest away defeat5-0: twice, most recently v AC Milan19/04/89, European Champion Clubs' Cup semi-final second leg

UEFA Champions League (group stage to final only)• Biggest home win6-0: Madrid v KRC Genk25/09/02, first group stage

• Biggest away win1-5: SK Sturm Graz v Madrid05/11/98, group stage0-4: AFC Ajax v Madrid23/11/10, group stage

• Heaviest home defeat2-4: Madrid v FC Bayern München (see above for details)0-2: on three occasions, most recently Madrid v FC Barcelona (see above for details)

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• Heaviest away defeat4-0: Liverpool FC v Madrid10/11/09, round of 16 second leg



PFC CSKA MoskvaFormed: 1911Nickname: Armeytsi (Army Men)

UEFA club competition honours (runners-up in brackets)• UEFA Cup (1): 2005• UEFA Super Cup: (2005)

Domestic honours (most recent triumph in brackets)League title: 10 (2006)USSR/Russian Cup: 11 (2011)

Ten-year European record (UEFA Champions League unless indicated otherwise)2010/11: UEFA Europa League round of 162009/10: quarter-finals2008/09: UEFA Cup round of 162007/08: group stage2006/07: UEFA Cup round of 32 (having transferred from UEFA Champions League group stage)2005/06: UEFA Cup group stage2004/05: UEFA Cup winners (having transferred from UEFA Champions League group stage)2003/04: second qualifying round2002/03: UEFA Cup first round2001/02: did not take part in UEFA club competition

RecordsUEFA club competition• Biggest home win5-1: CSKA v FC Lausanne-Sport02/12/10, UEFA Europa League group stage4-0: CSKA v Anorthosis Famagusta FC19/08/10, UEFA Europa League play-off first leg4-0: CSKA v AJ Auxerre07/04/05, UEFA Cup quarter-final first leg

• Biggest away win0-3: US Città di Palermo v CSKA21/10/10, UEFA Europa League group stage0-3: FC Lausanne-Sport v CSKA16/09/10, UEFA Europa League group stage

• Heaviest home defeat0-2: CSKA v LOSC Lille Métropole22/11/11, UEFA Champions League group stage0-2: CSKA v FC Porto21/11/06, UEFA Champions League group stage

• Heaviest away defeat6-0: Olympique de Marseille v CSKA17/03/93, UEFA Champions League group stage

UEFA Champions League (group stage to final only)• Biggest home win3-0: CSKA v Trabzonspor AŞ18/10/11, group stage

• Biggest away win1-3: Paris Saint-Germain FC v CSKA07/12/04, group stage

• Heaviest home defeat0-2: CSKA v LOSC Lille Métropole (see above for details)0-2: CSKA v FC Porto (see above for details)

• Heaviest away defeat6-0: Olympique de Marseille v CSKA (see above for details)



LegendALL-TIME STATISTICSThe all-time record of the competing clubs in UEFA club competition.

UEFA club competition: These are the official statistics considered valid for communicating official records in UEFA club competition defined asthe European Champion Clubs' Cup, the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1960-1999), the UEFA Europa League, theUEFA Cup, the UEFA Super Cup (1973-to date), the UEFA Intertoto Cup and the European/South American Cup (1960-2004). Matches in theInter-Cities Fairs Cup and the 1972 Super Cup are included only for information as these were not held under UEFA auspices, while the FIFA ClubWorld Cup is excluded.

:: Match officialsThe match officials appointed to officiate the fixture.UCL: Total matches officiated in the UEFA Champions League from 1992/93 season, group stage to final only. Matches where the official hasacted as the fourth official are not included in these statistics. These are the official statistics considered valid for communicating official records.UEFA: Total matches officiated in UEFA club competition including all qualifying round matches. Matches where the official has acted as the fourthofficial are not included in these statistics. These are the official statistics considered valid for communicating official records.

National team competitionsEURO: UEFA European Football ChampionshipWC: FIFA World Cup • CONFCUP: FIFA Confederations CupFRIE: Friendly internationals • U21FRIE: Under-21 friendly internationalsU21: UEFA European Under-21 ChampionshipU17: UEFA Under-17 Championship • U16: UEFA European Under-16ChampionshipU19: UEFA Under-19 Championship • U18: UEFA European Under-18ChampionshipWWC: FIFA Women's World Cup • WCHAMP: UEFA European Women'sChampionship

:: CompetitionsClub competitionsUCL: UEFA Champions League/UEFA Champions LeagueTournament: UEFA Europa League/UEFA Champions LeagueECCC: European Champion Clubs' Cup/UEFA Champions LeagueUCUP: UEFA Cup • UCWC: UEFA Cup Winners' CupSCUP: UEFA Super Cup • UIC: UEFA Intertoto CupICF: Inter-Cities Fairs Cup

:: Other abbreviations:: Competition stagesNo.: Number(aet): Match decided after extra time3QR: Third qualifying roundF: Finalo.g.: Own goalaetps: Match decided after extra time

and penalty shoot-outR1: First roundGS: Group stageR2: Second roundGS1: First group stage

(P): Penaltyag: Match decided on away goalsR3: Third roundGS2: Second group stagePld: Matches playedagg: AggregateR4: Fourth roundKO1: First knockout roundPos.: PositionAP: AppearancesSF: Semi-finalsPR: Preliminary roundPts: PointsComp.: CompetitionR16: round of 16QF: Quarter-finalsR: Sent off (straight red card)D: DrawnR32: Round of 32QR: Qualifying roundRes.: ResultDoB: Date of birth1st: first legQR1: First qualifying roundsg: Match decided by silver goalGA: Goals against2nd: second legQR2: Second qualifying roundt: Match decided by toss of a coinGF: Goals forPO: Play-offFT: Final tournamentW: Wongg: Match decided by golden goal(Rep) : ReplayELITE: Elite roundY: BookedL: LostPO - FT: Play-off for Final

Tournament3rdPO: Third-place play-off

Y/R: Sent off (two yellow cards)Nat.: NationalityProm/rel PO: Promotion/relegationplay-off

GS-FT: Group stage – finaltournament

N/a: Not applicable

:: Statistics(+) : Denotes player introduced(-) : Denotes player substituted(+/-) : Denotes player introduced and substituted(*) : Denotes player sent off

:: Squad list*: Misses next match if bookedD: Disciplinary#: Suspended for at least one matchS: Suspended

UCLQ: Current season total UEFA Champions League appearances in the qualifying rounds and play-offs onlyUCL: Current season total UEFA Champions League appearances from group stage onwards prior to current matchdayUCL: Total appearances in the UEFA Champions League from 1992/93 season, group stage to final onlyUEFA: All-time total appearances in UEFA club competition including qualifying

:: Disclaimer: Although UEFA has taken all reasonable care that the information contained within this document is accurate at the time of publication,no representation or guarantee (including liability towards third parties), expressed or implied, is made as to its accuracy, reliability or completeness.Therefore, UEFA assumes no liability for the use or interpretation of information contained herein. More information can be found in the competitionregulations available on www.uefa.com.

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