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PSV-Milan [R] |
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PSV-Milan [R] Heartbreak for PSV. They outplayed Milan and won 3-1, but that one away goal sends Milan to Istanbul on 3-3 aggregate.
There's something about a club like Milan--they always find a way to win. I have to respect it, if not like it. Some clubs are just that cut above. So congratulations to Milan. Should be an interesting matchup on the 25th, although I can't say I'm expecting a classic. It can be a great game if the coaches let these teams loose. There's enough attacking talent to go around. If they play conservatively, it could be a dull one. Here's hoping for an early goal to open up the game. | |||||
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So close to a major upset (PSV) and so close to a massive failure (Milan) two years in a row.
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Last night on SportsCenter the talking head said that PSU (and then he interjected that it's not Penn State University) had a good game. Then they went into the PSV highlights. At least they tried, I guess...
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"If we played like that every week we wouldn't be so inconsistent" - Bryan Robson, Man U, 1990. | |||||
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SportsCenter? I that on before or after the Fox Sports World Report? | |||||
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Forza Milan! All I have to say is that good tems have to put away their chances. PSV didn't do that in the first leg at the San Siro, but Milan did (one if not the only really good chance) to get through on the away goals rule.
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