Serie A - Juve peg back Inter with late goal

Ten-man Juventus snatched an unlikely point in a 1-1 draw with Serie A leaders Internazionale thanks to Zdenek Grygera's injury time equaliser in Turin.
Mario Balotelli's 64th minute opener had looked like sending Inter 13 points clear at the top of the table, especially after Juve were reduced to 10 men following the dismissal of Tiago on 76 minutes.
But Grygera pounced in the first minute of time added on to peg back Inter, although the champions remain 10 points ahead and well on course to claim a fourth straight Scudetto.
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Liga: Los Más y los Menos del Athletic-Deportivo

ATHLETIC
Toquero: Voluntarioso. El delantero fue un incordio para la zaga del Deportivo de la Coruña. Apareció con insistencia en el área gallega y puso a prueba con asiduidad los guantes de Aranzubia, aunque le faltó acierto cara a gol. Calificación: 7
Orbaiz: Buen trabajo. El centrocampista mantuvo unido al Athletic de Bilbao y los altos niveles de adrenalina con los que suele actuar el conjunto de Joaquín Caparrós. Orbaiz se encargó del trabajo sucio para que sus compañeros pudieran atacar en constantes oleadas. Calificación: 7 .goal.com/es

Player Ratings: Getafe 0-1 Barcelona

Barcelona dominated for most of the match against Getafe and Goal.com rates the players on show in the Spanish capital this evening.
GETAFE
Stojkovic 7.5 - Followed up his superb performance against Sevilla last week with another incredible display against Barcelona this evening and he was the reason that Getafe only lost this game by one goal
Cortes 5.0 - Got beaten by the Barcelona front men on plenty of occasions and very fortunate to not be booked earlier than he was..goal.com/en-us/

Brown not worrying yet

Phil Brown refused to admit there is a crisis at Hull after they slumped to another defeat against relegation rivals Sunderland.
Djibril Cisse scored the only goal of the game just before half-time, extending Hull's miserable run in the league to one win in .skysports.com

Stoke 1-0 Blackburn

Stoke took a huge step towards securing their Premier League status as they deservedly overcame Blackburn thanks to Liam Lawrence's second-half goal.
Tony Pulis' side had created the pick of the chances before Lawrence latched on to a header from James Beattie and fired home at the Britannia Stadium. .bbc.co.uk

Portsmouth 1 - 0 Bolton Wanderers

Portsmouth dramatically grabbed a massive three points in their Premier League survival bid as substitute Kanu got the solitary goal in their clash with Bolton at Fratton Park.
The former Arsenal player got the final touch on fellow substitute Nadir Belhadj's inswinging corner in the 78th minute to secure victory /soccernet.espn.go.com/

Middlesbrough 0 - 0 Fulham

Former Middlesbrough goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer dealt his old club's survival hopes a major blow with a superb save to deny Tuncay Sanli a priceless winner.
Schwarzer, who made 446 appearances in more than 11 years at the Riverside Stadium, kept out the Turkey international's goalbound 47th-minute header as Fulham denied the relegation-haunted Teessiders a second successive Premier League win.soccernet.espn.go.com/

Diego Tristan steals point for West Ham

Having had to forsake their claret and blue for all white, they led through Emile Heskey's early goal only for a late equaliser by West Ham's Diego Tristan to extend their run without a Premier League win to eight matches.
Gianfranco Zola, the West Ham manager, hailed the point secured by the 33-year-old Spaniard's opportunism as “well deserved”. .telegraph.co.uk

Udinese Eliminated By Werder Bremen After Six-Goal Thriller
The Italians dominated the match from the start and grabbed a deserved 3-1 lead at half-time. Werder fought back though and scored twice after the break to make it 3-3 after 90 minutes.
TEAM NEWS
The Italians started the match with three attackers in order to bounce back from last week’s defeat. Udinese’s head coach relied on the attacking triumvirate of Fabio Quagliarella, Alexis Sanchez and Antonio Floro Flores to do the damage up front.goal.com

Brave City exit Uefa Cup
Manchester City were knocked out of the Uefa Cup after they could only muster a 2-1 win in their quarter-final second leg against Hamburg to lose 4-3 on aggregate.
City's European adventure came to a devastating end at Eastlands just when it looked as though they had their German opponents on the ropes.
After a 3-1 first-leg defeat a week ago Mark Hughes' men knew exactly what they had to do and they began the game in bullish mood..skysports.com

Shakhtar secure Euro progress

Shakhtar Donetsk eased their way into the last four of the Uefa Cup with a 2-1 win against Marseille.
Holding a 2-0 lead heading into the second leg the Ukrainian outfit never looked like allowing that advantage to slip.
They were forced to soak up some early pressure at Stade Velodrome but went ahead just before the half-hour mark through Fernandinho./www.skysports.com/