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12 March 2007, by Sean GillenPortuguese abroad weekly roundupEngland France Germany Italy Spain OthersEnglandFA CUP quarter-final dramaChelsea produced a superb late comeback from 3-1 down at half time to draw 3-3 with Tottenham, setting up a replay in one week’s time. Ricardo Carvalho played the full ninety minutes, but a disappointing performance from Paulo Ferreira saw him subbed in the first half. England France Germany Italy Spain OthersFrance - Ligue 1Lyon frustratedLyon suffered another frustrating evening in France following their midweek Champions League exit. The Ligue 1 champions conceded an 87th minute equaliser and were held 1-1 at home by Marseille. Tiago played the full ninety minutes in midfield for Lyon. England France Germany Italy Spain OthersGermany - BundesligaAlmeida on the mark againIn-form Portuguese striker Hugo Almeida earned Werder Bremen a point against Bayern Munich on Sunday evening. The Porto-owned forward, who started the game, struck in the 66th minute to cancel out Lukas Podolski’s first half strike. England France Germany Italy Spain OthersItaly - Serie AInter win derbyInter maintained their undefeated run in Serie A with a 2-1 victory over city rivals Milan at the San Siro, with Luis Figo playing the full ninety minutes. Fernando Couto’s Parma secured a point in their fight against relegation after an 88th minute equaliser saw them snatch a 1-1 draw at Atalanta. England France Germany Italy Spain OthersSpain - La LigaThrillier at the Nou CampBarcelona went back to the top of La Liga after Deco played in their 3-3 home draw with Real Madrid in Spain’s “Grande Clasico” at the Nou Camp. Los Cules go top because title challengers Sevilla surprisingly lost 1-0 at Gimnastic, with Duda playing the final ten minutes. England France Germany Italy Spain OthersOthersBelgiumStandard Liege’s title hopes were dealt a blow as they lost 1-0 at home to AA Gent on Saturday evening, leaving them eight points off leaders Racing Genk. Standard were without their entire Portuguese contingent for the match. CyprusAPOEL stay top of Group A after a 0-0 draw with Apollon. Ricardo Fernandes started for APOEL, while Joao Paiva played for the visitors. GreeceFormer Sporting striker Lourenco scored from the penalty spot as Panionios beat Ionikos 2-0 to move up to sixth in the Super League. Carlos Carneiro was left on the bench by Panionios. HollandManuel da Costa was deemed fit enough for the PSV bench for their 0-0 draw at Excelsior in the Dutch Eredivisie. The young defender was called on at half time to replace inspirational defender Alex, who could be set to miss the rest of the season. RomaniaPortuguese striker Antonio Semedo came off the bench to score the winning goal for CFR Cluj in their 1-0 win over Pandurii in the Romanian Liga 1. RussiaDynamo Moscow got off to a bad start on the first day of the new Russian season, losing 1-0 at home to Spartak Moscow. Danny and Cicero started for Dynamo, with Cicero substituted in the 58th minute. ScotlandJose Goncalves and Bruno Aguiar were both kept out of Hearts’ 1-0 defeat at Aberdeen through injury. Vitor Lima and Pedro Moutinho both started for Falkirk at Hibernian, but Moutinho was subbed with a knock shortly before half time. SwitzerlandNelson Ferreira scored after coming on as a half time substitute for FC Thun as they beat St Gallen 3-1. Thun were leading 1-0 at the break when Ferreira was introduced, but St Gallen equalised (69) leaving Ferreira to score the game’s crucial goal in the 84th minute and Thun added a third in injury time. TurkeyOn-loan Portuguese midfielder Neca came on at half time during Konyaspor’s 3-0 defeat at Turkcell Süper Lig leaders Fenerbahce on Saturday. Star Performer
Hugo Almeida (Werder Bremen)Fresh from scoring the crucial goal for his team in the UEFA Cup against Ajax in midweek, Almeida was again the hero for Bremen, netting a second half equaliser in the weekend’s big game in Germany to earn his side a 1-1 draw at Bayern Munich.
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