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24 September 2007, by Sean GillenPortuguese abroad weekly roundupEngland France Germany Italy Spain OthersEngland - PremiershipUnited beat Mourinho-less ChelseaManchester United won the weekend’s big game, beating Chelsea 2-0 at Old Trafford to add to the Blues’ recent problems. Cristiano Ronaldo started for the home side, while Paulo Ferreira played at right-back for Chelsea under new boss Avram Grant. Nani was an unused United substitute. England France Germany Italy Spain OthersFrance - Ligue 1Pedro Pauleta was given a second half run-out in Paris Saint-Germain’s disappointing 2-0 home defeat to Bordeaux. The Azorean came on after an hour with his side already two goals down, but a yellow card was all the striker could achieve. Marco Ramos played the full ninety minutes of Lens’ 1-1 draw with Toulouse. England France Germany Italy Spain OthersGermany - BundesligaAlmeida at the doubleHugo Almeida scored an early brace as Werder Bremen rejuvenated their season with a 4-1 home win over German champions Stuttgart. The striker was taken off with an injury before half time, however, as Fernando Meira captained the visitors in what was Stuttgart’s third defeat in six games. England France Germany Italy Spain OthersItaly - Serie AAndrade injuryJuventus scored a late equaliser to end Roma’s 100% record in Serie A and earn a 2-2 draw in the Italian capital. Jorge Andrade started but was stretchered off with a knee injury for Juve, who did not call on fellow Portuguese Tiago. Roma again opted against a debut for Antunes. England France Germany Italy Spain OthersSpain - La LigaMiguel & Simao on the markBarcelona beat Sevilla 2-1 at the Camp Nou in the top of the table clash in La Liga, with Deco playing the full ninety minutes in midfield for the home side. Duda was a second-half introduction for the visitors. England France Germany Italy Spain OthersOthersGreeceFernando Santos enjoyed a good impact at new club PAOK, winning his first game 3-0 at home against Iraklis Saloniki, with Portuguese goalkeeper Daniel Fernandes in goal. HollandManuel da Costa’s PSV enjoyed their early Sunday kick-off at home against Feyenoord. The Portuguese, who played for his club in their midweek Champions League win over CSKA Moscow, was left on the bench as the champions hammered their rivals 4-0 at the Phillips Stadium. PolandDefending champions Zaglebie Lubin moved up to fifth place in the Polish league after beating LKS Lodz 2-1 at home on Saturday, with forward Rui Miguel playing the full match for the hosts. RomaniaAntonio Semedo was amongst the goals as Romanian league leaders Cluj beat Politehnica Iasi 2-1 at home on Sunday evening. Cluj began with four Portuguese in their starting line-up: Tony and Ricardo Cadu in defence, Dani in midfield and Semedo in attack, while Manuel Jose entered the fray in the second half. RussiaDynamo Moscow’s faint title hopes were all but ended by a 4-1 defeat at city rivals FC Moscow. Forward Danny played the full match for Dynamo, while both Custodio and Cicero were unused substitutes. ScotlandFilipe Morais was an early substitute for Hibernian, coming on after half an hour as his side shocked champions Celtic with a 3-2 home win at Easter Road. SerbiaMidfielder Lucas was in the Red Star Belgrade side that drew 1-1 at home against Vojvodina. SwitzerlandCarlitos was again on the scoresheet as FC Basel’s good run of form continued with a comfortable 3-0 win away at Neuchatel Xamax. The ex-Benfica man opened the scoring for his side on 20 minutes, scoring for the third game in a row. TurkeyKonyaspor are still without a win after a frustrating 1-1 home draw with Gençlerbirligi Ankara on Saturday. Portuguese midfielder Neca scored the opening goal for Konya on 35 minutes, but an 89th minute goal from Okan stole a point for the visitors. Fellow Portuguese Ze Gomes was an unused substitute for the home side. Star Performer
Hugo Almeida (Werder Bremen)After two defeats in a week, Bremen needed a lift against champions Stuttgart on Saturday. Almeida provided the perfect response, scoring twice with two excellently taken goals inside the first four minutes to set his team on the way to a 4-1 win.
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