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Full Time Report Matchday 4 - Wednesday 5 November 2008 Group E - Celtic Park - Glasgow CELTIC FC MANCHESTER UNITED FC 120:45 1 (1) (0) half time half time 7 Scott McDonald 13' 1 Artur Boruc 12 Ben Foster 2 Andreas Hinkel 5 Rio Ferdinand 4 Stephen McManus 7 Cristiano Ronaldo 5 Gary Caldwell 11 Ryan Giggs 7 Scott McDonald 15 Nemanja Vidić 8 Scott Brown 32' 17 Nani 16 Michael Carrick 11 Paul Hartley 17 Nani 12 Mark Wilson 21 Rafael 13 Shaun Maloney 22 John O'Shea 19 Barry Robson 24 Darren Fletcher 26 Cillian Sheridan 32 Carlos Tévez 21 Mark Brown 29 Tomasz Kuszczak 3 Lee Naylor 3 Patrice Evra 18 Massimo Donati 8 Anderson 23 Ben Hutchinson 45' 9 Dimitar Berbatov 25 Shunsuke Nakamura 1'07" 10 Wayne Rooney 48 Darren O'Dea 13 Ji-Sung Park 52 Paul Caddis 23 Jonny Evans in 9 Dimitar Berbatov 46' Coach: out 17 Nani Coach: Gordon Strachan Sir Alex Ferguson Full Full Half Half Total shot(s) 4 6 Total shot(s) 10 26 Shot(s) on target 2 3 Shot(s) on target 1 8 Free kick(s) to goal 0 0 Free kick(s) to goal 2 4 Save(s) 1 7 18 Massimo Donati in Save(s) 1 2 Corner(s) 3 4 26 Cillian Sheridan out 64' Corner(s) 5 12 in 3 Patrice Evra Foul(s) committed 7 14 Foul(s) committed 5 6 66' out 21 Rafael Foul(s) suffered 5 5 Foul(s) suffered 7 14 Offside(s) 1 1 Offside(s) 0 1 in 10 Wayne Rooney Possession 38% 34% 71' out 32 Carlos Tévez Possession 62% 66% Ball in play 10'02" 20'21" Ball in play 16'13" 38'28" Total ball in play 26'15" 58'49" Total ball in play 26'15" 58'49" 48 Darren O'Dea in 13 Shaun Maloney out 76' in Referee: 23 Ben Hutchinson out 82' Tom Henning Øvrebø (NOR) 7 Scott McDonald Assistant referees: 84' 11 Ryan Giggs Geir Åge Holen (NOR) Dag-Roger Nebben (NOR) Fourth official: Brage Sandmoen (NOR) 90' UEFA delegate: Gerhard Sager (SWE) 2'21" Attendance: 58,903 22:39:32 CET Goal Booked Sent off Substitution Penalty Owngoal Captain Goalkeeper Misses next match if booked 5 Nov 2008 UEFA Media Information.

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