FC Porto
FT
0
:
1
vs
HT 0 : 1
Borussia Dortmund *
FC Porto
FT
0
:
1
vs
HT 0 : 1
Borussia Dortmund *
Borussia Dortmund win 0 : 3 on aggregate
- Kick Off at 20:05 (GMT) on 25th February, 2016
- Attendance of 38000 fans at the Estadio do Dragao
- This is a match in Europa League, 1/16, Season 2015/2016
- FC Porto
- Cards
- Goebel (14')
- Neves (56')
- Pereira (90')
- Borussia Dortmund
- Goals
- Casillas (23')
- Cards
- Buerki (58')
- Sahin (60')
Full lineups: FC Porto vs Borussia Dortmund
FC Porto
Starting XI
- 12. Iker Casillas
- 2. Maximiliano Pereira
- 21. Miguel Layun
- 5. Ivan Marcano
- 14. Jose Angel
- 6. Ruben Neves
- 22. Danilo Pereira
- 7. Silvestre Varela
- 15. Evandro Goebel
- 11. Moussa Marega
- 9. Vincent Aboubakar
Substitutes
- 1. Helton
- 8. Yacine Brahimi
- 13. Sergio Oliveira
- 16. Hector Herrera
- 20. Andre Andre
- 17. Jesus Corona
- 39. Hyun-Jun Suk
Coach
- Jose Peseiro
Borussia Dortmund
Starting XI
- 38. Roman Buerki
- 28. Matthias Ginter
- 6. Sven Bender
- 15. Mats Hummels
- 29. Marcel Schmelzer
- 8. Ilkay Gundogan
- 33. Julian Weigl
- 10. Henrik Mkhitaryan
- 23. Shinji Kagawa
- 11. Marco Reus
- 17. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
Substitutes
- 1. Roman Weidenfeller
- 4. Neven Subotic
- 37. Eric Durm
- 14. Moritz Leitner
- 18. Nuri Sahin
- 27. Gonzalo Castro
- 20. Adrian Ramos
Coach
- Thomas Tuchel
I still believe he's still a pretty great gk. maybe not on the same level as manuel neuer, de gea, oblak, curtois but i would still pick him anytime over mignolet :)
Thinking back of the Uefa Cup, I would much prefer that structure. Fewer teams, more suspension for every knock-out game and not this "losers comfort zone" for the knock-out stage.
2010: At Madrid: UCL "drop out"
2011: Porto: True contestant
2012: At Madrid: True contestant
2013: Chelsea: UCL "drop out"
2014: Sevilla: True contestant
2015: Sevilla: True contestant
So only 2/6 times have an actual "Champions" League contestant gone all the way. Isn't that odd if all the clubs in EPL are ranked so low?
Thinking back of the Uefa Cup, I would much prefer that structure. Fewer teams, more suspension for every knock-out game and not this "losers comfort zone" for the knock-out stage.
2010: At Madrid: UCL loser
2011: Porto: UCL loser
2012: At Madrid: True contestant
2013: Chelsea: UCL loser
2014: Sevilla: True contestant
2015: Sevilla: True contestant
So only 3/6 times have an actual "Champions" League contestant gone all the way. Isn't that odd if all the clubs in EPL are ranked so low?
Thinking back of the Uefa Cup, I would much prefer that structure. Fewer teams, more suspension for every knock-out game and not this "losers comfort zone" for the knock-out stage.
2010: At Madrid: UCL loser
2011: Porto: True contestant
2012: At Madrid: True contestant
2013: Chelsea: UCL loser
2014: Sevilla: True contestant
2015: Sevilla: True contestant
So only 2/6 times have an actual "Champions" League contestant gone all the way. Isn't that odd if all the clubs in EPL are ranked so low?
I still believe he's still a pretty great gk. maybe not on the same level as manuel neuer, de gea, oblak, curtois but i would still pick him anytime over mignolet :)