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Full Time Summary Matchday 5 - Wednesday 23 November 2005 Group FENERBAHÇE SK04 AC MILAN 28' in Kemal ASLAN 16' Andriy SHEVCHENKO E out Şahin SELÇUK (0)half time (1) 52' Andriy SHEVCHENKO 56' in Marcio Ferreira NOBRE 70' Andriy SHEVCHENKO out Mehmet YOZGATLI 2 Shots on goal 12 76' Andriy SHEVCHENKO 83' Bariş DENIZ 14 Shots 19 5 Corners 6 19' in RUI COSTA 12 Fouls committed 9 out KAKÁ 1 Offside 10 58' Paolo MALDINI 54% Possession 46% 75' in Christian VIERI out 35' Ball in play 30' Alberto GILARDINO 80' in Johann VOGEL Referee: HAUGE Terje out Gennaro GATTUSO Assistant referees: SUNDET Arild BORGAN Ole Hermann Fourth official: BERNTSEN Espen UEFA delegate: STERCKX Robert FC SCHALKE 0430 PSV EINDHOVEN 18' Levan KOBIASHVILI 46' in Jan VENNEGOOR OF HESSELINK 72' Levan KOBIASHVILI (1)half time (0) out Ismaïl AISSATI 79' Levan KOBIASHVILI 46' in Theo LUCIUS 7 Shots on goal 3 out Timmy SIMONS 30' Marcelo BORDON 18 Shots 8 78' in Gerald SIBON out 73' in Gerald ASAMOAH 3 Corners 4 Michael REIZIGER out Gustavo VARELA 17 Fouls committed 19 80' Hamit ALTINTOP 4 Offside 2 85' in Ebbe SAND 44% Possession 56% out Kevin KURANYI 24' Ball in play 30' 89' in Zlatan BAJRAMOVIĆ out Levan KOBIASHVILI Referee: MICHEL Lubos Assistant referees: SLYSKO Roman BALKO Martin Fourth official: OLSIAK Pavel UEFA delegate: VARANAVICIUS Liutauras Group REAL MADRID CF OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS 41' José María GUTI 1172' John CAREW (1)half time (0) F 26' David BECKHAM 40' CRIS 45' José María GUTI 4 Shots on goal 6 42' Anthony RÉVEILLÈRE 76' in Julio César BAPTISTA 11 Shots 17 45' Mendes TIAGO out Zinédine ZIDANE 7 Corners 2 62' JUNINHO 80' in MÍCHEL SALGADO 21 Fouls committed 19 65' Claudio CAÇAPA out David BECKHAM 1 Offside 2 69' in Sylvain WILTORD 49% Possession 51% out Sidney GOVOU 28' Ball in play 29' 70' in FRED out Sylvain MONSOREAU Referee: DE BLEECKERE Frank 90'+3 in Jérémy CLÉMENT Assistant referees: SIMONS Mark out HERMANS Peter JUNINHO Fourth official: VERMEIRSCH Eddie UEFA delegate: LAURINEC František ROSENBORG BK OLYMPIACOS CFP 88' Thorstein HELSTAD 1125' RIVALDO (0)half time (1) 10' in Fredrik WINSNES 7' Ieroklis STOLTIDIS out Per Ciljan SKJELBRED 4 Shots on goal 5 53' DANI 28' in Thorstein HELSTAD 13 Shots 13 70' Anastasios PANTOS out Roar STRAND 4 Corners 7 in in 71' Ioannis OKKAS 63' Alexander ØDEGAARD out Haruna BABANGIDA out Daniel BRAATEN 20 Fouls committed 11 85' Anastasios PANTOS 86' Vidar RISETH 5 Offside 2 45% Possession 55% 86' in Miloš MARIĆ out 25' Ball in play 30' RIVALDO Referee: ALLAERTS Paul Assistant referees: HENNISSEN Rombout VANDERHOVEN Danny Fourth official: BREDA Stéphane UEFA delegate: LAGRELL Lars-Ĺke 1 2 22:39:23 CET Goal Booked Sent off Substitution Penalty Owngoal 23 Nov 2005 UEFA Media Information Full Time Summary Matchday 5 - Wednesday 23 November 2005 Group RSC ANDERLECHT CHELSEA FC 12' Anthony VANDEN BORRE 02 8' Hernán CRESPO G 46' in Oleg IACHTCHOUK (0)half time (2) 15' Ricardo CARVALHO out Yves VANDERHAEGHE 60' in Pär ZETTERBERG 2 Shots on goal 6 60' Asier DEL HORNO out Mbo MPENZA 6 Shots 10 63' in Lassana DIARRA out 74' in Fabrice EHRET 2 Corners 6 Joe COLE out Akin SERHAT 10 Fouls committed 17 78' in GEREMI out 1 Offside 4 Eidur GUDJOHNSEN 80' John TERRY 42% Possession 58% 86' in Carlton COLE 28' Ball in play 39' out Hernán CRESPO Referee: FARINA Stefano Assistant referees: DI MAURO Aniello CALCAGNO Paolo Fourth official: AYROLDI Nicola Giovanni UEFA delegate: FLATTUM Odd LIVERPOOL FC REAL BETIS 58' Dietmar HAMANN 0023' ÓSCAR LÓPEZ 67' in Djibril CISSÉ 70' in CAPI out Fernando MORIENTES out Marcos ASSUNÇÃO 84' in Harry KEWELL 9 Shots on goal 2 78' in Israel BASCÓN out Peter CROUCH 28 Shots 5 out FERNANDO 90' in Darren POTTER 5 Corners 3 out Steven GERRARD 13 Fouls committed 12 1 Offside 4 46% Possession 54% 26' Ball in play 30' Referee: POULAT Eric Assistant referees: VIENNOT Nelly DAGORNE Lionel Fourth official: MALIGE Philippe UEFA delegate: MACKRAY Balázs Group FC INTERNAZIONALE FC ARTMEDIA BRATISLAVA 28' Luís FIGO 4045' Peter PETRÁŠ H 41' ADRIANO (2)half time (0) 69' in Martin MIKULIČ out Blažej VAŠČÁK 59' ADRIANO 7 Shots on goal 4 74' ADRIANO 69' in Daniel TCHUŘ 14 Shots 10 out Ján KOZÁK 46' in Nicolás BURDISSO 4 Corners 3 78' in Pavol STAŇO out Luís FIGO 22 Fouls committed 16 out Aleš URBÁNEK 60' in Dejan STANKOVIC 3 Offside 0 out Juan Sebastián VERÓN 58% Possession 42% 67' in Cristiano ZANETTI out Iván CÓRDOBA 35' Ball in play 25' Referee: RILEY Michael Assistant referees: DEVINE James BABSKI David Fourth official: ATKINSON Martin UEFA delegate: COQUARD Roland FC PORTO RANGERS FC 60' LISANDRO 1183' Ross MCCORMACK (0)half time (0) 46' in Hugo ALMEIDA 59' Brahim HEMDANI out PEDRO EMANUEL 7 Shots on goal 1 62' in Steven THOMPSON 64' in Bruno ALVES 19 Shots 3 out Alex RAE out DIEGO 10 Corners 0 63' Ian MURRAY 84' QUARESMA 13 Fouls committed 23 76' in Ross MCCORMACK out 1 Offside 5 Francis JEFFERS 78' in Chris BURKE 63% Possession 37% out Peter LØVENKRANDS 34' Ball in play 20' 84' Barry FERGUSON Referee: FANDEL Herbert Assistant referees: WEZEL Volker KADACH Carsten Fourth official: GRÄFE Manuel UEFA delegate: MEESE Fernand 2 2 22:39:24 CET Goal Booked Sent off Substitution Penalty Owngoal 23 Nov 2005 UEFA Media Information.
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