Football: UEFA Champions League Fixtures, Tuesday 2nd November 2010

Football: uefa champions league fixtures, tuesday 2nd november 2010 1Tonight sees the return of UEFA Champions League football: eight fixtures are scheduled to take place across Europe.

All eyes will be on White Hart Lane in London, where Tottenham Hotspur take on Inter Milan. A fortnight ago, the away fixture at the San Siro, between these sides, saw an incredible 4-3 scoreline, with last season’s UEFA champs, Inter, storming away to an early three goal lead. Harry Redknapp’s men will be hoping for a more positive outcome at home.

Elsewhere, Benfica welcome Lyon in Group B, while Manchester United travel to Turkish outfit Bursaspor in Group C. A win for Lyon will see them through to the next phase, while a United victory would make them almost assured of a place in the next phase, too.

Also in Group C, Valencia take on Glasgow Rangers – with the winner claiming second berth in the table behind Man Utd. An early goal could see that one develop into a really exciting match.

Barcelona travel to FC Copenhagen for their Group D match – an away win for Barca would put a little distance between them and tonight’s opponents, who currently sit one point behind them in second place in Group D.

Full fixtures for tonight’s UEFA Champions League are detailed below.

UEFA Champions League Fixtures – Tuesday 2nd November 2010

  • Rubin Kazan v Panathinaikos – Group D – Kick-Off (GMT) 17:30
  • Benfica v Lyon – Group B – Kick-Off (GMT) 19:45
  • Bursaspor v Man Utd – Group C – Kick-Off (GMT) 19:45
  • FC Copenhagen v Barcelona – Group D – Kick-Off (GMT) 19:45
  • Hapoel Tel-Aviv v Schalke 04 – Group B – Kick-Off (GMT) 19:45
  • Tottenham v Inter Milan – Group A – Kick-Off (GMT) 19:45
  • Valencia v Rangers – Group C – Kick-Off (GMT) 19:45
  • Werder Bremen v FC Twente – Group A – Kick-Off (GMT) 19:45

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