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A 2 1 4 1 B 2 1 Full Time Summary Matchday 3 - Wednesday 26 September 2001 Group AS ROMA FC LOKOMOTIV MOSCOW 69' Igor TCHOUGAINOV 2159' Milan OBRADOVIC 79' Francesco TOTTI (0)half time (0) A 73' Ruslan PIMENOV 46' in Gabriel Omar BATISTUTA 12 Shots on goal 6 74' in Maxim BUZNIKIN out Vincenzo MONTELLA 8 Shots wide 5 out Ruslan PIMENOV 62' in ASSUNÇÃO 4 Corners 5 out Damiano TOMMASI 19 Fouls committed 21 63' in Gianni Martínez GUIGOU out CAFU 13 Offside 3 80' António Carlos ZAGO 49% Possession 51% 27' Ball in play 28' Referee: STRAMPE Hartmut Assistant referees: SCHUMACHER Frank AMLER Evzen Fourth official: SIPPEL Peter UEFA delegate: KELLY Patrick REAL MADRID CF RSC ANDERLECHT 49' Albert CELADES 4133' Aruna DINDANE 51' RAÚL (0)half time (1) 17' Glen DE BOECK 68' RAÚL 17 Shots on goal 4 43' Yves VANDERHAEGHE 79' Santiago SOLARI 5 Shots wide 7 59' in Gilles DE BILDE out 69' in GEREMI 11 Corners 1 Besnik HASI out MICHEL SALGADO 11 Fouls committed 13 66' in Tarek EL SAID out 72' in Fernando MORIENTES 3 Offside 6 Walter BASEGGIO out MUNITIS 71' in Ode Ochinabo THOMPSON 63% Possession 37% out 81' in Elvir BALJIC Alin STOICA out MAKELELE 35' Ball in play 20' 90'+2 Gilles DE BILDE Referee: HAUGE Terje Assistant referees: DOLVIK Rune LIEN Roe Vidar Fourth official: ALSETH Kjell UEFA delegate: FAHNLER Heinz Group BOAVISTA FC BV BORUSSIA DORTMUND 23' SILVA 2176' Marcio AMOROSO 39' SÁNCHEZ (2)half time (0) B 10' Jan KOLLER 8' GLAUBER 8 Shots on goal 6 44' DEDE 37' FRECHAUT 5 Shots wide 4 46' in Fredi BOBIC out 76' in GOUVEIA 6 Corners 3 Jan Derek SØRENSEN out GLAUBER 30 Fouls committed 21 63' in Lars RICKEN out 76' in SERGINHO 3 Offside 5 Jürgen KOHLER out SILVA 83' in Heiko HERRLICH 43% Possession 57% out 81' in BOSINGWA Miroslav STEVIC out ALEXANDRE GOULART 20' Ball in play 26' 90'+2 Marcio AMOROSO 88' GOUVEIA Referee: PEDERSEN Rune Assistant referees: BORGAN Ole Hermann TØSSE Magne Fourth official: SKJERVEN Tommy UEFA delegate: ILESIC Marko LIVERPOOL FC FC DYNAMO KYIV 23' Jari LITMANEN 1069' in Georgi PEEV (1)half time (0) out Florin Lucian CERNAT in 62' Danny MURPHY in out 81' Sergiy SEREBRENNIKOV Nick BARMBY 8 Shots on goal 1 out Valentin BELKEVICH 64' in Robbie FOWLER 9 Shots wide 4 out Jari LITMANEN 12 Corners 4 79' in Gary McALLISTER out John Arne RIISE 17 Fouls committed 12 3 Offside 3 54% Possession 46% 30' Ball in play 25' Referee: COLLINA Pierluigi Assistant referees: FARNETI P. Giuseppe MAGGIANI Luca Fourth official: BERTINI Paolo UEFA delegate: BORNØ Trygve 1 2 23:14:50 CET Goal Booked Sent off Substitution Penalty Owngoal 26 Sep 2001 Full Time Summary Matchday 3 - Wednesday 26 September 2001 Group PANATHINAIKOS FC ARSENAL FC 25' Giorgios KARAGOUNIS 1053' in Giovanni VAN BRONCKHORST (1)half time (0) out Ray PARLOUR C in 65' Michalis KONSTANTINOU in out 68' Francis JEFFERS Goran VLAOVIC 3 Shots on goal 3 out Sylvain WILTORD in 70' Joonas KOLKKA 1 Shots wide 10 in out 68' KANU Emmanuele OLISADEBE 4 Corners 10 out Fredrik LJUNGBERG 85' in Daniel SARIC out Giorgios KARAGOUNIS 11 Fouls committed 27 3 Offside 0 52% Possession 48% 30' Ball in play 28' Referee: MELO PEREIRA Vitor Manuel Assistant referees: FERREIRA MATOS ALMEIDA ESTEVES Joao Fourth official: GOMES PEREIRA Duarte Nuño UEFA delegate: ROEMER Henri FC SCHALKE 04 RCD MALLORCA 10' Tomasz WALDOCH 0166' Samuel ETO'O 60' Niels OUDE KAMPHUIS (0)half time (0) 45' in Akyel FATIH 67' in Michael BÜSKENS out VICENTE out 4 Shots on goal 4 Jörg BÖHME 45' Samuel ETO'O 70' in Gerald ASAMOAH 12 Shots wide 2 out Tomasz WALDOCH 11 Corners 1 50' Miguel Angel NADAL in in 17 Fouls committed 13 72' Veljko PAUNOVIC 82' Youri MULDER out out Jiří NEMEC 5 Offside 8 Alberto LUQUE 90'+4 Victor AGALI 86' in Francisco SOLER 58% Possession 42% out CRISTIAN DIAZ 31' Ball in play 22' Referee: LEVNIKOV Nikolai Assistant referees: DUPANOV Yury LEBEDEV Victor Fourth official: IVANOV Nikolai UEFA delegate: FLATTUM Odd Group PSV EINDHOVEN S.S. LAZIO 40' Kevin HOFLAND 1022' Diego SIMEONE D (1)half time (0) 38' in Dejan STANKOVIC 34' Kevin HOFLAND out Diego SIMEONE 41' Ernest FABER 4 Shots on goal 1 44' Dejan STANKOVIC 62' in Theo LUCIUS 6 Shots wide 4 45' Fernando COUTO out Mark VAN BOMMEL 3 Corners 3 in in 71' Karel POBORSKY 73' George GAKHOKIDZE 11 Fouls committed 16 out Gaizka MENDIETA out Dennis ROMMEDAHL 2 Offside 5 in in 74' Simone INZAGHI 89' Jan VENNEGOOR OF HESSELINK out Darko KOVACEVIC out Arnold BRUGGINK 56% Possession 44% 24' Ball in play 18' 84' Francesco COLONNESE 87' Claudio LOPEZ Referee: McCURRY Michael Assistant referees: LOGAN Stuart SHEARER Stewart Fourth official: SOMERS David UEFA delegate: BJÖRCK Lars-Åke FC NANTES ATLANTIQUE GALATASARAY SK 73' in Eric DJEMBA 0179' SERGEN out Charles DEVINEAU (0)half time (0) 88' in Pierre ARISTOUY 51' HAKAN ÜNSAL out Salomon OLEMBE 3 Shots on goal 3 53' Sébastien PEREZ 88' in Grégory PUJOL 5 Shots wide 3 57' in SERGEN out Hassan AHAMADA 5 Corners 5 out Erdem ARIF 21 Fouls committed 18 67' in Andrés José FLEURQUIN out 2 Offside 3 Kaya SUAT 70' Gökhan HASAN SAS 50% Possession 50% 77' in ÜMIT KARAN 29' Ball in play 28' out SERKAN Referee: ØVREBØ Tom Henning Assistant referees: SUNDET Arild HOLEN Geir Åge Fourth official: SKJERVOLD Jon UEFA delegate: THORSTEINSSON Geir 2 2 23:14:50 CET Goal Booked Sent off Substitution Penalty Owngoal 26 Sep 2001.
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