The official website for European football

Eto'o calls on Inter to 'finish job'

Published: Thursday 1 April 2010, 0.41CET
Samuel Eto'o called on FC Internazionale Milano to "finish the job" next Tuesday after helping the Italian champions earn a 1-0 win in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final against PFC CSKA Moskva on Wednesday. "We deserved to score more but what counts is winning," he said. "We're looking forward to the return in Moscow. One-nil is a good result but 2-0 would have been better. We must now just concentrate on finishing the job on 6 April."

UEFA.com features

Classics: FC Zenit St Petersburg 3-2 SL Benfica
  • Classics: FC Zenit St Petersburg 3-2 SL Benfica
  • Kehl: Sleeping giant Dortmund awakes
  • Dortmund v Bayern, line by line
  • Classics: Messi shines as Barcelona leave United in the dark
  • Classics: Madrid and Valencia take rivalry to another level
  • Third time lucky for Bayern?
  • Classics: Manchester United 1-1 Chelsea (6-5 on pens)
  • Classics: Bayern, Dortmund take rivalry to new level
  • Classics: Bayern's cause for final caution
  • Classics: Dortmund's familiar faces haunt Juventus
1 of 10
 
 
Published: Thursday 1 April 2010, 0.41CET

Eto'o calls on Inter to 'finish job'

Samuel Eto'o called on FC Internazionale Milano to "finish the job" next Tuesday after helping the Italian champions earn a 1-0 win in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final against PFC CSKA Moskva on Wednesday. "We deserved to score more but what counts is winning," he said. "We're looking forward to the return in Moscow. One-nil is a good result but 2-0 would have been better. We must now just concentrate on finishing the job on 6 April."
Last updated: 01/04/10 0.52CET

Related information

Player profiles
Member associations
Team profiles

http://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/newsid=1471233.html#etoo+calls+inter+finish+job

  • © 1998-2013 UEFA. All rights reserved.
  • The CHAMPIONS LEAGUE and UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE words, the UEFA Champions League logo and trophy and the UEFA Champions League Final logos are protected by trade marks and/or copyright of UEFA. No use for commercial purposes may be made of such trade marks. Use of UEFA.com signifies your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.