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P18 Layout 1 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2014 SPORTS Roma focussed on beating City MILAN: Roma coach Rudi Garcia believes last 16 hopes with a hat-trick in a 3-2 win his side will cope with the pressure of hav- over Bayern last month, will be sorely ing their Champions League destiny in missed by Manuel Pellegrini’s side. their hands today when a win at home over But midfielder James Milner believes Manchester City would ensure they reach City have enough firepower to cause Roma the last 16 for the first time since the problems, and enough experience 2010/11 campaign. throughout the squad to deal with a poten- Roma looked to have taken a huge step tially hostile atmosphere. towards reaching the knockout phase “Sergio is very, very difficult to replace when Francesco Totti scored a 43rd minute but we have a lot of firepower. With the free-kick over another Group E rival CSKA players we do have up there I’m not too Moscow a fortnight ago. worried,” Milner said on Monday. “We will However Roma took their eye off the go there to win. It won’t be easy - Roma are ball in the dying seconds of the match and a good team and I’m sure it will be a great Vasily Berezutsky’s floated cross evaded the atmosphere. entire Roma defence before sneaking “I’ve played in Italy before with City and inside Morgan De Sanctis’s far post. England and you get a hostile atmosphere. The late equaliser was likened to “a You look at the experience we have in this (Mike) Tyson punch” by Totti, who in squad, and that sort of atmosphere won’t Moscow extended his record as the compe- bother anybody.” tition’s oldest scorer at 38 years and 59 If City caught a glimpse of Roma’s last days. outing, they would be right to believe in While Roma know a win secures their their chances of claiming the win that place in the last 16 other results can also could secure their ticket to the next round. see them go through. A draw would also At home to Sassuolo on Saturday, a be sufficient, although Roma would then reshuffled Roma conceded twice in the first need CSKA to draw away to Bayern. 18 minutes thanks to a brace of goals from Thanks to their 1-1 draw at City in Simone Zaza. September, Roma can also go through with Garcia’s men managed to pull level at a scoreless draw against City, but only as the death thanks to an Adem Ljajic brace, long as CSKA lose to Bayern. but only after Gervinho, Radja Nainggolan Any other result would almost certainly and Seydou Keita made late substitute see Roma eliminated, although Garcia has appearances. SPAIN: Barcelona’s Pedro Rodriguez kicks the ball during a training session at the Sports Center. Barcelona will play against PSG in Group F insisted the Italians are thinking positively. Ahead of what will be the Frenchman’s Champions League today. —AP “Our destiny is in our hands, and we have biggest challenge since taking over as to make the most of this great occasion,” coach at the start of last season, Garcia said the Frenchman. could make up to six changes from the “We’re not making calculations, all we’re team that started against Sassuolo. Barca takes aim at PSG focused on is beating City.” City travel to the Right-back Maicon is expected to return Italian capital without Sergio Aguero, who while Davide Astori should replace either limped off after just 75 seconds into a 1-0 Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa or Kostas Manolas in BARCELONA: Barcelona’s hopes of beating Paris “It presents us with an opportunity to beat ness in front of goal, as illustrated by his double home win over Everton at the weekend one of the centre-back positions. Keita Saint-Germain and leapfrogging them to finish the team that is the leader in the group, and against Nantes. with knee ligament damage that is expect- could come in for Daniele De Rossi while top of their Champions League group rests on who beat us in the first meeting. We know what- “Even an Ibra at 90 percent is a handful for ed to keep him out for most of the rest of Nainggolan is expected to start for Kevin troubling the French champions’ defence more ever the score is, a win is enough for us and we most teams,” said the club’s Brazilian captain the season. Strootman. Totti and Gervinho, meanwhile, than they did in the 3-2 defeat in Paris, claimed are going to rise to the occasion as we have Thiago Silva. PSG will certainly hope that is the Aguero, the Premier League’s top scorer are expected to replace Mattia Destro and coach Luis Enrique. done since the beginning of the season.” case today. —AFP with 14 goals and who also revived City’s Juan Iturbe respectively. —AFP PSG-who came from behind to beat Nantes Enrique, who began his coaching career with 2-1 on Saturday, ensuring they remained the the Barcelona B team before spells with Serie A only unbeaten team in the major European side Roma and then Spaniards Celta Vigo, leagues-top the table by a point and a draw will warned that his team would not be able to Matches on TV suffice to see them win their Champions League throw caution to the wind, though, especially (Local Timings) group for the third successive season. with former Barca striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic fac- Barcelona, who prevailed in a tightly-fought ing them and in sparkling form. “They have got UEFA Champions League quarter-final between the teams in the 2012/13 Ibrahimovic back (he was injured for the game in campaign, progressing on away goals, will be Paris) and several other important players were compelled to go for goals but enter the game on rested ahead of this game. Roma v Man City 22:45 the back of a crushing 5-1 derby win over “I am expecting a side not unlike the the one beIN SPORTS 1 HD Espanyol, in which Lionel Messi scored a hat- we played in Paris and with lots of attacking pos- Bayern Munich v CSKA 22:45 trick. However, Enrique, who played with PSG sibilities.” Enrique is likely to keep faith Dutch coach Laurent Blanc at Barcelona, said that his goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen, as he has beIN SPORTS 6 HD forward line would have to be more clinical than done throughout the Champions Leaue cam- Barcelona v PSG 22:45 they were in the entertaining defeat in Paris. paign, but will hope he is more on his game than beIN SPORTS 2 HD “I hope that their defence will suffer a little he was in Paris. Ajax v Apoel 22:45 more at the Camp Nou than was the case in the Blanc will have virtually a full pack of cards to beIN SPORTS 9 HD first game,” said the 44-year-old, who took over choose from in terms of personnel but the for- after Gerardo Martino was sacked following a mer France national coach is praying his players Chelsea v Sporting 22:45 trophyless season last term. are not as dopey as they have been at times in beIN SPORTS 3 HD “I hope that we will deserve the victory, and Ligue 1 this season, and was the case against Maribor v Schalke 22:45 the only way to do that is by showing our superi- Nantes. beIN SPORTS 4 HD ority on the pitch.” For Enrique, who played for “We will have to be much more aggressive Porto v Shakhtar 22:45 both great Spanish clubs Real Madrid and Barca and determined in Barcelona,” said Blanc. “I man- in his career, the match with PSG is the type of aged this match (against Nantes) with one eye beIN SPORTS 12 HD challenge he relishes and gives his players a test on the next game. It’s ok because we won but Bilbao v Bate Borisov 22:45 of their ability to beat the best. “For us, the sometimes we are playing with fire.” beIN SPORTS 8 HD match against Paris Saint-Germain is a marvel- The good news for Blanc is that despite his lous match, indeed it is perfect for us,” he said. long lay-off Ibrahimovic has not lost his sharp- Mourinho weighs up Costa’s fitness gamble LONDON: Jose Mourinho is weighing up defenders when the Blues suffered their first lead over third placed Schalke and can qualify whether to risk Diego Costa in today’s defeat of the season-a 2-1 loss at St James’ Park for the last 16 with a draw at the Bridge. Champions League clash against Sporting on Saturday. Whatever the line-up fielded by Mourinho, Lisbon in a bid to improve the Chelsea striker’s And although Costa was left out of the Spain Blues goalkeeper Courtois says the frustration of match fitness. squad last month to rest the injuries and was losing for the first time in 24 matches in all com- Mourinho’s side are already certain to also suspended for last week’s victory against petitions should provide more than enough advance to the last 16 of Europe’s elite club com- Tottenham, Mourinho fears his leading scorer’s incentive to treat the Sporting game with total petition in first place regardless of the result in lack of activity has negatively impacted his per- commitment. “There are only difficult games in their final Group G fixture at Stamford Bridge.
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