Football: UEFA Champions League Fixtures Wed 20th October 2010

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Football: uefa champions league fixtures wed 20th october 2010 1UEFA Champions League returns tonight with some mouthwatering Group Stage prospects in store for fans of European football.

The tie most eyes will be on is seeing Champions Inter Milan take on Tottenham Hotspur, while popular sides Barcelona and Manchester United are also in home action.

Spurs will be hoping to get a result away from home to boost their hopes of progressing to the next phase – they are currently level on four points with Inter. Barcelona and Man Utd will also be looking for victories tonight to take them to seven points.

UEFA Champions League Fixtures – Wednesday 20th October 2010

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

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