US EditionFeyenoord, Brugge and Benfica progress in Champions Lge
- Feyenoord advanced to the Champions League last 16 after a 1-1 draw against AC Milan, winning 2-1 on aggregate. Theo Hernandez received a second yellow card for diving in the match, during which Feyenoord equalized through Juli�n Carranza.
- Bayern Munich also progressed by drawing 1-1 with Celtic, winning 3-2 on aggregate with Alphonso Davies scoring in stoppage time. This goal prevented additional extra time and secured Bayern's advancement.
- Club Brugge eliminated Atalanta with a decisive 3-1 win, totaling a 5-2 victory on aggregate in their playoff. Benfica reached the last 16 with a 3-3 draw against Monaco, winning 4-3 on aggregate.
- The draw for the last 16 is scheduled for Friday.
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Feyenoord knocks AC Milan out of Champions League and Bayern advances on late Davies goal
AC Milan was to left rue Theo Hernandez’s second yellow card — for diving — as Feyenoord advanced to the Champions League last 16 at the former European champion’s expense with a 1-1 draw in the second leg of their…
The footballers of Feyenoord are looking forward to great success. After a minimal victory (1:0) a week ago in front of his fans tonight in the return match of the additional qualifiers to qualify for the eighth final of the most elite club competition in the world, the Dutch representative drew against AC Milan at the San Siro (1:1) and advanced to the elimination fights with a 2-1 aggregate result. After Tuesday's games, Bayern, Bruges and Lis…
Feyenoord, Brugge and Benfica progress in Champions Lge
Julian Carranza's second-half header dumped seven-times winners AC Milan out of the Champions League as Feyenoord drew 1-1 at San Siro to progress to the last 16 of the competition, while Club Brugge and Benfica also advanced
Sometimes the football of those nights knows that logic doesn't work for a while. Feyenoord, not AC Milan, will play in the eighth finals of the Champions League in two weeks. In Milan, the Rotterdammers managed to turn an early setback into a tie.
The AC Milan, reduced to ten shortly after the return of the changing rooms, bit the dust at home against Feyenoord who qualified for the 8th final of the Champions League by pulling the draw (1-1) in San Siro on Tuesday. Six days after his defeat in the dam go to the Netherlands (1-0), the Milan had ideally started the return match by opening the score after less than a minute of play. Faced with his former teammates he left in January, the Mex…
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