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  UEFA Champions League (All times are CET)
  Group stage	24 November 2009
  Rubin 18:30 Dynamo
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  AZ 20:45 Olympiacos
  Barcelona 20:45 Internazionale
  Debrecen 20:45 Liverpool
  Fiorentina 20:45 Lyon
  Rangers 20:45 Stuttgart
  Unirea Urziceni 20:45 Sevilla
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  Group stage	25 November 2009
  CSKA Moskva 18:30 Wolfsburg
  APOEL 20:45 Atlético
  Bayern 20:45 Maccabi Haifa
  Bordeaux 20:45 Juventus
  Man. United 20:45 Beşiktaş
  Milan 20:45 Marseille
  Porto 20:45 Chelsea
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  UEFA Europa League
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  05 November 2009
  Sporting - Ventspils
  Anderlecht - Timişoara
  Basel - CSKA Sofia
  Dinamo Zagreb - Ajax
  Genoa - Lille
  Hamburg - Celtic
  Heerenveen - Hertha
  Rapid Wien - H. Tel-Aviv
  Roma - Fulham
  Slavia Praha - Valencia
  Sturm - Panathinaikos
  Dinamo Bucureşti - Galatasaray
  Everton - Benfica
  Nacional - Athletic
  København - PSV
  Partizan - Brugge
  Toulouse - Shakhtar
  Twente - Sheriff
  Villarreal - Lazio
  Werder - Austria Wien
  AEK - BATE
  CFR Cluj - Sparta Praha
  Fenerbahçe - Steaua
  Levski - Salzburg

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  Genoa enjoying the high life

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Hungary will stage the 2010 UEFA European Futsal Championship final round, the first since the expansion to 12 teams. The final tournament, which will be played from 19-30 January to occupy a previously vacant slot in the UEFA calendar, takes place at Budapest's Papp László Sportaréna and Debrecen's Főnix Arena. Hungary follow in the footsteps of previous hosts Spain (1999), Russia (2001), Italy (2003), the Czech Republic (2005) and Portugal (2007), and have experience of staging several continental football finals, including the 1985 UEFA European Under-16 Championship – the first after an expansion to 16 sides – the 1990 UEFA European U18 Championship and the 2005 UEFA European Women's U19 Championship.