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http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/eurogames/laz-mad.html Champions League, Gp C Matchday 2 - 3/10/07 (19.45) Lazio 2 - 2 R Madrid van Nistelrooy 9, 62 (R), Pandev 32, 76 (L) Stadio Olimpico ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Goran Pandev bagged a splendid brace as Lazio held Real Madrid 2-2 and probably deserved all three points. Tommaso Rocchi was given only a 50 per cent chance of playing this game 24 hours ago, but he made a remarkable recovery from a sprained ankle to lead the line along with Stefano Mauri and Goran Pandev. Lazio fielded an attack-minded squad against Los Galacticos, who had Italy captain Fabio Cannavaro in the heart of defence. The Biancocelesti had a bright start, as in the opening minutes Sergio Ramos needed a last-ditch tackle to halt Rocchi, while Cannavaro cut short Pandev's counter. However, it was Real who scored at their first attempt. Luciano Zauri and Guglielmo Stendardo were caught napping when Wesley Sneijder whipped in a free kick as Ruud van Nistelrooy added to his European tally relatively undisturbed. Cannavaro blocked another Pandev attempt from a corner kick, although there were some penalty appeals for a clumsy Gabriel Heinze challenge on Mauri. Raul and van Nistelrooy combined and were closed down for a corner, but once again Cannavaro had to be on World Cup form to stop Pandev and Heinze flung himself at a Massimo Mutarelli strike. Pandev really should have done better on 26 minutes when he broke through one tackle from Cannavaro, but tried to dribble between two other players and lost the right moment to shoot. Iker Casillas captured a Cristian Ledesma free kick. The deserved equaliser finally came on 32 minutes. Rocchi's right-foot strike was deflected out for a corner. As the clearance failed, Zauri chipped it up for a looping Stendardo header and Pandev placed his fantastic volley into the top corner. It was a wonderful goal from the Macedonian and his first in the Champions League. Real fought back with Sergio Ramos' lob off target, but Lazio earned the right to go into the break on level terms. The Biancocelesti came out fighting for the second half as Rocchi's assist was too long for Pandev, then the Macedonian just failed to get his head on the end of a looping Mauri cross at the back post. Ballotta plucked a van Nistelrooy flick and overhead kick out of the air as it threatened to slot in at the near post, but at the other end Mauri sprung the offside trap and somehow didn't make the most of it, forcing Casillas into a tricky one-handed save. Ballotta also got down well to block van Nistelrooy's volley into the ground, but Lazio should have taken the lead on 57 minutes. Pandev's chipped pass over the defence was hooked down by Rocchi, but the ankle injury may have hindered him as he turned on to the side-netting from point-blank range. They were made to pay for those misses, as Real again scored with one of their only real opportunities. van Nistelrooy sprung the offside trap in midfield to go clear and he lifted the finish over Ballotta from the edge of the area. Rossi opted for fresh legs, introducing Lionel Scaloni and striker Stephen Makinwa after Heinze was booked for a scything tackle that forced off Behrami. Lazio finally snatched another equaliser with that man Pandev again. Makinwa won back the ball in midfield, Pandev drew two defenders towards him, yet placed a left-foot strike beneath their legs to beat Casillas. There was confusion when Rossi tried to make his final substitution. It seemed as if Pandev was the man to go, but he was unhappy and insisted he could continue, so Mauri came off instead. Makinwa and Pandev wasted two chances in the same move by misplacing the ball and Lazio nearly won it at the death with Casillas saving Makinwa's counter. Yet in stoppages substitute Drenthe threatened to make it 3-2 for Real with a fierce volley. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lazio: Ballotta; Behrami (Scaloni 67), Stendardo, Cribari, Zauri; Mudingayi, Ledesma, Mutarelli; Mauri (Del Nero 77); Pandev, Rocchi (Makinwa 66) Real Madrid: Casillas; Sergio Ramos, Cannavaro, Heinze, Marcelo; Sneijder (Drenthe 88), Diarra, Guti, Robben (Higuain 78); Raul (Saviola 83), van Nistelrooy Ref: De Bleeckere (Bel) -- All I can say "too lucky"! -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 140.129.72.15