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  UEFA Champions League
  Group stage	25 November 2008
  Zenit 18:30 Juventus
  AaB 20:45 Celtic
  Arsenal 20:45 Dynamo Kyiv
  BATE 20:45 Real Madrid
  Bayern 20:45 Steaua
  Fenerbahçe 20:45 Porto
  Fiorentina 20:45 Lyon
  Villarreal 20:45 Man. United
  UEFA Champions League
  Group stage	26 November 2008
  Anorthosis 20:45 Bremen
  Atlético 20:45 PSV
  Bordeaux 20:45 Chelsea
  CFR Cluj 20:45 Roma
  Internazionale 20:45 Panathinaikos
  Liverpool 20:45 Marseille
  Shakhtar 20:45 Basel
  Sporting 20:45 Barcelona

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  UEFA Champions League
  Group stage
  04 November 2008
  Anorthosis - Internazionale
  Barcelona - Basel
  CFR Cluj - Bordeaux
  Liverpool - Atlético
  Marseille - PSV
  Roma - Chelsea
  Sporting - Shakhtar
  Bremen - Panathinaikos
  05 November 2008
  AaB - Villarreal
  Arsenal - Fenerbahçe
  BATE - Zenit
  Celtic - Man. United
  Dynamo Kyiv - Porto
  Fiorentina - Bayern
  Lyon - Steaua
  Real Madrid - Juventus

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  ISSUE 100 | 21.11.2008

  

  

  Academy stars point to the future

  The uefa.com Magazine visits the youth academies at Olympique Lyonnais, FC Barcelona and Sporting Clube de Portugal to discover how the stars of tomorrow are taking their first steps in the game today. Click to watch.

  • The Barça way
  • Lyon's guiding light
  • Scotland's grassroots plan
  • Made in Lisbon

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