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Champions League best of

Champions League best of

Skysports.com looks at the best and worst of the second round of matches in the UEFA Champions League.

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Ellen Wallace (Rangers fan) says...

What a great week for Scottish football with wins for Rangers and Celtic and a draw for Aberdeen. I don't condone the action of the Celtic fan who ran on the pitch but what a diddy Dida is.

Posted 14:38 5th October 2007

Jas Al (Arsenal fan) says...

i think arsenal put in tremendous effort with all the youngsters theyve got. and van persie what a player. he scored in the top corner cant get better than that. it was a really good pass from probably player of the month adebayor!!!!!!!!!!

Posted 11:11 5th October 2007

Sean Morgan says...

come on the hoops! well what a win talk about rangers!!! celtic piled on the pressure in the first few minutes aswell as towards the end. Celtic deserved there famous win!!! Bring on Benfica!!!

Posted 10:56 5th October 2007

Stuart Cameron (Rangers fan) says...

Great week for Scottish football. Not a mickey mouse league as suggested in some quarters. Dida would not look out of place in a silent movie great slapstick comic moment

Posted 10:08 5th October 2007

Otobo Ejovboke (Chelsea fan) says...

For those who believe Chelsea's finished...watch ur backs!!! Valencia never expected what they got....HMMM...Joe Cole was rightly picked as the Player of the Week,though it took a long time coming....2 all blue blooded Chelsea Fans out there

Posted 10:05 5th October 2007

Larry Dunn says...

Dida's conduct was truly embarrassing, for him that is. It seems to me that the world over, athletes have to watch their backs for all the nutjobs out there who somehow think they should be in the spotlight. How could Dida not see that guy coming? If I were him, I would have flattened that jerk. At the very least, he wouldn't have had the chance to put a hand on me, especially around my face and throat. Celtic club officials, scared as they are about possible UEFA sanctions, are going on about how the contact was minimal, but of course that doesn't come close to the point of this issue. The club should face a fine for its inability to control its home crowd, but since in spite of himself Dida doesn't seem to be hurt, that should be all. However, if that imbecile had been carrying an icepick or a razor, minimal contact would have been all that was needed for a truly horrendous result.

Posted 01:59 5th October 2007

Tim Carr says...

As a Celtic fan who has recently moved to Aus I'm delighted that Scott McDonald is banging them in for the Bhoys. His goal and the result against Milan made my week. However, Celtic really have to get to grips with security at Celtic Park before UEFA hammer the club. As a fan of some 30 years I well remember Celtic being forced to replay a Cup Winners Cup tie against Rapid Vienna down at Old Trafford after a Vienna player was struck by a bottle thrown from the "Jungle". Ban the idiot who ran on to the park for life, but by the same token some action must be taken nagainst Dida for his blatant "simulation" or as it's known in laymans terms....bloody play acting. It was so blatant it made the national news over here in Aus!!

Posted 00:52 5th October 2007

Robert Mitchell says...

I heard the mupett show is coming back and Dida will be performing!!!

Posted 23:18 4th October 2007

John Dempster says...

Dida or divo as we call him should be taught a lesson and banned from football for a long time. i do not condone the behavior or actions of the Celtic fan but what divo did was dispicable and down right cheating, in my opinion to con Uefa into some serious action against Celtic. yes the club should be punnished but divo should be shot

Posted 20:58 4th October 2007

Owen Rowe (Chelsea fan) says...

Great performance by Robert 'DIDA'nero. Funniest piece of slapstick i've ever seen. What a plank!!!

Posted 18:14 4th October 2007

Steve Xavier (Manchester United fan) says...

I thought Rooney's goal was different class. Not just the finish, but the build up of Carrick, the run of Rooney and the pass from Nani

Posted 17:13 4th October 2007

Steve Macharia says...

What about Nani? He was consistant all through against roma and if my memory serves he assisted the goal. Steve from Kenya

Posted 15:29 4th October 2007

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