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Champions League: Valencia vs. Schalke 2nd Leg Recap

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Valencia vs. Schalke

Another match I didn’t watch… I couldn’t stay up late twice in two nights.  But I guess Rual’s team goes to the next round.

It would be really interesting if they face off with Real Madrid… if Real Madrid advances to the next round, that is…

Aggregate Score:
Valencia: 2
Schalke: 4

Here are the numbers:

Schalke

Valencia
3
Goals scored
1
6
Attempts on target
4
7
Attempts off target
5
7
Corners
5
24' 45''
Possession (time)
33' 42''
42
Possession (%)
58
16
Fouls committed
20
3
Yellow cards
2
0
Red cards
0



Goals:
            17th minute – Ricardo Costa (Valencia)
            40th minute – Jefferson Farfan (Schalke)
            52nd minute – Mario Gavranovic (Schalke)
            90th +4 minute – Jefferson Farfan (Schalke)

Yellow Cards:
            Peer Kluge (Schalke)
            Sergio Escudero (Schalke)
            Jefferson Farfan (Valencia)
            Jeremy Mathieu (Valencia)
            Juan Mata (Valencia)

More here:

Farfán leads Schalke past Valencia
Player Ratings: Schalke 3-1 Valencia (4-2 Agg.)
Valencia's Unai Emery: We Threw Away The Match Against Schalke
Schalke Striker Raul Delighted With Victory Over Valencia
We Had Our Chances To Progress Against Schalke - Valencia's Pablo Hernandez
Magath relieved to see Schalke forced into action

Valencia vs. Schalke – 2nd Leg

March 10 @ – Schalke vs. Valencia (Live)
March 10 @ 12NN – Schalke vs. Valencia (Replay)
March 10 @ – Schalke vs. Valencia (Replay)

Will Champions League record goal scorer, Raul, work his magic and score enough goals for them to proceed to the Quarter Finals? 

Wouldn’t it be interesting for Schalke and Raul’s former team, Real Madrid play against each other? (and Schalke winning because of Raul’s goals?  …that would be something)



Valencia: 1
Schalke: 1

For the win:
Valencia
should score at least one point more than Schalke
except for 0-0, a draw can qualify them to the next round


Schalke
with the 1st leg ending in a 1-1 draw, Schalke (like Valencia) should score at least one point more than Valencia
a 0-0 draw can advance them to the next stage

Stadium: Arena AufSchalke (Schalke’s Home Turf)

More here:

Raúl wary of Valencia as Schalke eye last eight
Schalke's Jose Jurado: Champions League Tie Is More Than Raul Against Valencia
Tino Costa Believes Valencia Are Ready For Schalke Champions League Showdown
Schalke - Valencia Special: Don't Write Raul's Champions League Obituary Just Yet (this article mentions that Sir Alex Ferguson made a personal plea to Raul that he play for Manchester but he turned it down because he already gave his word to Felix Magath… that would be pretty classy of him if it was only a verbal agreement)
Valencia Will Be More Dangerous In The Second Leg - Schalke Veteran Raul
Schalke Coach Felix Magath Confirms Klaas-Jan Huntelaar Will Miss Valencia Clash
Schalke on their guard as Valencia visit

Here's my attempt in being an “expert”... Below are score combinations showing which team can quailify to the next round.

Valencia
Schalke
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
3
0
4
0
5
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
4
1
5
2
1
2
2
2
3
2
4
2
5
3
1
3
2
3
3
3
4
3
5
4
1
4
2
4
3
4
4
4
5

Highlighted in yellow means that that team will will proceed to the Quarter finals.  Pink means the aggregate score as well as the number of away goals is a tie, so I dunno if they'll do extra time, shoot out or coin toss...

Champions League: 2nd Leg - Round of 16 Schedules

It’s do or die time for the last 16 teams left, as the 2nd leg’s matches will decide if they proceed to the next round or not.



Here’s the schedule of Balls Channel’s telecast of the Champions League.

Live Games
March 9 @ – Barcelona vs. Arsenal
March 9 @ – Shaktar Donetsk vs. AS Roma
March 10 @ – Tottenham vs. AC Milan
March 10 @ – Schalke vs. Valencia
March 16 @ – Inter Milan vs. Bayern Munich*
March 16 @ – Marseille vs. Manchester United*
March 17 @ – Lyon vs. Real Madrid**
March 17 @ – Chelsea vs Kobenhavn**

* may swap time slots
** may swap time slots


Replay Skeds for this week:
March 9, 2011
Barcelona vs. Arsenal –
Shaktar Donetsk vs. AS Roma –
Barcelona vs. Arsenal –
March 10, 2011
Tottenham vs. AC Milan –
Schalke vs. Valencia – 12NN
Schalke vs. Valencia –
Tottenham vs. AC Milan –
Schalke vs. Valencia –
March 11, 2011
Shaktar Donetsk vs. AS Roma –
March 12, 2011
TBD –
TBD – 12NN

UEFA Preview Show:
March 9 @
March 12 @
March 12 @

La Liga Update


I don’t exactly follow any domestic league, I do, however, check in once in a while Serie A (Italy), La Liga (Spain) and the Bundesliga (Germany).  I just want to know who the top clubs are to give me an idea who would most likely be in the next season’s Champions League. 

I’ve already given this month’s update on Serie A, here’s the latest for La Liga (or more formally known as Primera División of the Liga de Fútbol Profesional, quite a mouthful, ain’t it?):

Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Pts
1
FC Barcelona
26
23
2
1
77
13
64
71
2
Real Madrid
26
20
4
2
62
19
43
64
3
Valencia CF
26
15
6
5
40
27
13
51
4
Villarreal CF
26
15
5
6
45
26
19
50
5
RCD Espanyol
26
13
1
12
35
38
-3
40
6
Athletic Bilbao
26
12
2
12
40
38
2
38
7
Sevilla FC
26
11
5
10
41
40
1
38
8
Atlético Madrid
26
10
5
11
36
34
2
35
9
Real Sociedad
26
11
2
13
37
42
-5
35
10
RCD Mallorca
26
10
4
12
27
35
-8
34
11
Getafe CF
26
9
6
11
36
39
-3
33
12
Racing Santander
26
7
9
10
24
36
-12
30
13
Levante UD
26
8
4
14
27
38
-11
28
14
Deportivo La Coruña
26
6
10
10
21
35
-14
28
15
Real Zaragoza
26
6
9
11
24
38
-14
27
16
Osasuna
26
6
8
12
26
32
-6
26
17
Hércules CF
26
7
5
14
24
39
-15
26
18
Sporting Gijón
26
5
10
11
23
34
-11
25
19
Málaga CF
26
6
5
15
34
58
-24
23
20
UD Almería
26
4
10
12
26
44
-18
22

Barca tops the league with a 7-point difference from Real Madrid, yey!  But they can still catch up as I think Real has, like, 12 matches to go.

I found a very informative article on La Liga, from the same site that gave info about the Serie A.