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Full Time Report Friday 29 August 2008 Louis II - Monaco MANCHESTER UNITED FC FC ZENIT ST. PETERSBURG 20:45 (0) (1) half time half time 1 Edwin Van der Sar 16 Vyacheslav Malafeev 2 Gary Neville 4 Ivica Križanac 3 Patrice Evra 7 Alejandro Dominguez 5 Rio Ferdinand 8 Pavel Pogrebnyak 8 Anderson 11 Radek Šírl 10 Wayne Rooney 18 Konstantin Zyryanov 15 Nemanja Vidić 19 Danny 17 Nani 22 Aleksandr Anyukov 18 Paul Scholes 27 Igor Denisov 24 Darren Fletcher 28 Sébastien Puygrenier 32 Carlos Tévez 44 Anatoliy Tymoshchuk 29 Tomasz Kuszczak 1 Kamil Contofalský 6 Wes Brown 44' 8 Pavel Pogrebnyak 2 Vladislav Radimov 13 Ji-Sung Park 5 Kim Dong Jin 22 John O'Shea 45' 9 Fatih Tekke 28 Darron Gibson 18 Paul Scholes 1'02" 10 Andrei Arshavin 31 Fraizer Campbell 15 Roman Shirokov 34 Rodrigo Possebon 20 Viktor Fayzulin in 10 Andrei Arshavin Coach: 46' out 7 Alejandro Dominguez Coach: Sir Alex Ferguson Dick Advocaat Full Full Half 8 Anderson 54' Half Total shot(s) 4 Total shot(s) 5 13 22 John O'Shea in 9 Shot(s) on target 2 6 8 Anderson out 60' Shot(s) on target 2 5 Free kick(s) to goal 0 0 13 Ji-Sung Park in Free kick(s) to goal 1 1 24 Darren Fletcher out 60' 59' 19 Danny Save(s) 1 3 in 15 Roman Shirokov Save(s) 2 5 62' Corner(s) 2 6 out 28 Sébastien Puygrenier Corner(s) 3 3 Foul(s) committed 10 16 Foul(s) committed 7 12 Foul(s) suffered 7 11 Foul(s) suffered 10 15 Offside(s) 1 2 Offside(s) 0 1 in 2 VladislavRadimov Possession 42% 46% 15 Nemanja Vidić 73' 71' out 4 Ivica Križanac Possession 58% 54% Ball in play 16'16" 33'40" 32 CarlosTévez 74' Ball in play 22'00" 38'50" Total ball in play 38'16" 72'30" Total ball in play 38'16" 72'30" 6 WesBrown in 2 Gary Neville out 76' Referee: Claus Bo LARSEN (DEN) Assistant referees: Henrik SONDERBY (DEN) Anders NØRRESTRAND (DEN) 18 Paul Scholes 90' Fourth official: Nicolai VOLLQUARTZ (DEN) 90' UEFA delegate: Rudolf ZAVRL (SVN) 4'01" Attendance: 18,064 22:42:13 CET Goal Booked Sent off Substitution Penalty Owngoal Captain Goalkeeper 29 Aug 2008 UEFA Media Information.

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