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Partizan – Timisoara: 1:0 (0:0) agg: 3:1
UEFA CUP, Qualifying round 1, second leg, 2nd of October, Beograd.
Venue: Partizan Stadium
Att: 15, 623;
Referee: Paixao
Assistants: Pimenta, Nogueira
Fourth official: Santos (all Portugal)
UEFA official: Dennis Cruise (Rep. of Ireland);
Yellow cards: Juca, Djordjevic (Partizan) – Alexa, Goga, Magera (Timisoara)
Red cards: None;
GOALS: 1:0 `70 Stevanovic;
Teams:
PARTIZAN: M. Bozovic, Stevanovic, Djordjevic, Knezevic, Obradovic, Juca, Lazic
(`59 Petrovic), Tosic, Moereira, Bogunovic (`77 Marinkovic), Diarra (`90+3 Cadikovski). Subs not used: D. Bozovic, Jovanovic, Sikimic, Zaiem.
TIMISOARA: Pantilimon, Badoi, Luchin (`81 Arman Karamyan), Brezinski, Milhazis, Stancu (`71 Rusic), Alexa, Borbely, Goga, Bucur, Magera.Subs not used: Taborda, Bonfim, Artavazd Karamyan, Sretenovic, Abiodun.
After a win over excelletn Romanians, Partizan qualified for UEFA Cup group stage for the third time and secured European matches until mid-December, the least and yet another improvement for our club`s coefficient. What more can one desire?
Partizan managed it, but it was far from easy. We warned earlier that the joib is not yet done and so it was. One true European encounter, search for the resultand chances both ways. Partizan is through, 3-1 on agg, with draw for the UEFA Cup group stage being scheduled for Tuesday, 7th of October.
Around 16,000 spectators at Humska St., all in a very good mood. Positive vibrations spread from minute one, with packed South stand givin` outstanding support.
Romanians entered the match better and in early exchanges ball was more at Partizan half. Stancu took the right edge of the box shot on 10, but ball passed right by the post. On the other side, Diarra tried to lob keeper Pantilimon but the ball went over the bar. Diarra also answered to Stevanovic`s cross minute later, but his 12 metre header went wide. Lazic for Stevanovic on 23, but his storming right side run and a low cross for Bogunovic were all in vain, as Bogunovic was slightly late to take on this ball.
Visitors threatening again on 28. Bukur was fouled some 18 metres from Partizan goal, but Goga`s free-kick was easy for Bozovic to save.
Tosic had his moment of play on 30. He was playing with 3 or 4 Timisoara defenders, dribbling them all around, but was finally fouled after some 30 seconds of enjoyable and witty play. Yellow card for Timisoara captain Alexa
Another danger fort Bozovic on 38. Timisoara counter-attack, Bukur play it for Goga who shoots well wide.
Second half sees Timisoara taking more risks as they need at least two goals to progress further. That gives space for Partizan players and on 52 Stevanovic is first to miss a great chance. His header after Tosic`s corner bounces of the crossbar.
Opportunity for Romanians on 56. Goga takes a nice 20-metre shot just by the left post. Corner-kick for Timisoara on 57 and Magera just late to capitalize on far post. Lucky there.
Partizan takes over on the hour and in the next 20 minutes the full pressure is on Timisoara.
Quick Partizan counter-attack on 62, but Bogunovic fails to send a proper pass for Diarra and away defense clears it.
On 69, Juca`s header was cleared away by Pantilimion and Diarra`a shot that followed was saved too.
On 70, Humska Street exploded. Sub Petrovic won the challenge some 30 metres in Partizan half, passes it to Juca who sends it ofr Stevanovic. He runned with it some 10 metres before taking a 18 metre shot that bounced of Pantilimion and the right poist into the net. 1-0 Partizan.
Youngster Petrovic showed he has no fear of important matches. He gave a scare to Pantilimion on 73, shooting from some 20 metres out, but away keeper saved it.
One promising Partizan counter-attack on 81 finished with a 20 metre shot just wide fro Tosic.
Ina last 10 minutes of the game, gueststhreatened twice. Goga hit the outside netting from only a few yards, while Bukur managed to shake of Stevanovic on 83 but his 10 metre left side shot was somehow saved by the feet of keeper Bozovic.
Partizan calmed the match down in a dying minutes and after the last whistle of Portuguese ref Paixao, Partizan is officilly part of UEFA Cup group stage.
On a Tuesday`s draw Partizan will find itself in a pot 4. Partizan missed out on a pot 3, neednig two more favourites to slip. But, that`s all but important, now.
Dusan Uhrin, Timisoara coach, after the game:
- I`m happy, as we played well, but were unlucky to score which was crucial. We manged to play even more offensive football in a second half and with a possible goal scored we would have some chance of progressing. It turns out first leg was a key to full tie.
Partizan has good chances to make it big in UEFA Cup, as they are a very good side. I haven`t seen so focused and calm side in ages. We did our max and shouldn`t feel ashamed of anything. This has been a great experience for us.
Slavisa Jokanovic, Partizan coach:
- We had some opportunities at the early stages, but when we didn`t take them, visitors seized the oppportunity to threathen, particlarly from set-pieces. After we scored, there was more space to play and chances to score, while Timiosara introduced more attackers in their aim to get a result.
WE wo, picked up a few points for our football and reached our objective, but that`s just for this night. We are setting a new European aim, that being further progress in UEFA Cup and Europan Spring games.
United trial Serb starlet
Partizan confirm Ljajic stint
Last updated: 16th October 2008
Partizan Belgrade have confirmed that starlet Adem Ljajic is undergoing a trial at Manchester United.
The 17-year-old has caught the eye of a number of clubs in recent months and he shone during the recent Uefa European Under-19 Championship Qualifying round which was held in Northern Ireland.
The home side took on England, Albania and Ljajic's Serbia in their group - with all games being played over six days in Newry.
England progressed to the Elite Phase, but it was Ljajic's Serbia who shone with a perfect record, conceding just twice and scoring 12 times in their three games.
United were amongst the clubs watching in Northern Ireland and they have taken advantage of the fact that the youngster is already in Britain by getting him to Carrington for a trial spell.
Partizan agreement
Partizan confirmed they had agreed to the trial - dispelling claims that United had merely coaxed Ljajic into training with them.
"It is not true that Ljajic went to England without permission," the club's general secretary Darko Gubor told Nogomet.
"We have been in contact with Manchester United for some time now and Ljajic was with the international team in Britain at this moment so it was handy for him to go on trial now.
"We want to co-operate with Manchester United and this is only the first step.
"I repeat Ljajic went to Manchester with Partizan's permission and all I can say regarding his potential move to United is that he is still a very young player who is at the beginning of his career."
United are no strangers to scouting Partizan and were previously keen on Stevan Jovetic - who departed for Fiorentina in the summer.
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Partizan’s Moreira scores a stunner
The jammed-packed week of football just past has taken a few days to digest, but as the next round of matches approach kick-off, there are two pieces of footage which require special attention
The first video to bring you comes from Serbia’s Super Liga, as league leaders Partizan Belgrade took on mid-table Jagodina at the Stadion Partizana. Leading 1-nil thanks to a first half strike from Lamine Diarra, the hosts made sure of the points with a wonder strike from vice-captain Almami Moreira (pictured) that brings back memories of Gazza’s solo stunner against Scotland in Euro ‘96.
Collecting a pass on the edge of the area, Moreira had the presence of mind to immediately flick the ball around the onrushing defender to advance him into the box, before he composed himself in front on two covering defenders by lifting the ball back in the air as he calculated his next move. And with the ball dropping from the sky, Moreira smacked the ball on the volley, his super strike ripping into the back of the net for the killer second of the game.
Moreira’s wonder-strike came be seen here - http://www.101greatgoals.com/videodisplay/1722243/
The second video comes from the Dutch Eredivisie...
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12876_4455535,00.htmlMadrid enter Ljajic chase
Serbian starlet attracts attention of Europe's finest
Last updated: 4th November 2008
Ferguson: Offered Ljajic trial
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Real Madrid are ready to renew old rivalries with Manchester United as they enter the race for Adem Ljajic, skysports.com understands.
The 17-year-old Partizan Belgrade midfielder, known as Little Kaka, impressed United's coaching staff last month after undergoing a trial at Old Trafford.
Ljajic has caught the eye of a number of clubs in recent months after shining for both his club domestically and for his country, in the recent European Under-19 Championship qualifying round.
United moved swiftly to make contact with the player, one of the most highly- rated young prospects in Europe, in offering him a trial in Manchester.
It is thought the Premier League champions are keen to secure Ljajic's services on a permanent basis, but could now face stiff competition from Real.
Relations between United and their Spanish counterparts are somewhat strained at present following the Cristiano Ronaldo saga over the summer and a recent exchange between Sir Alex Ferguson and Real president Ramon Calderon.
Partizan on top going into winter break
Reuters - Wednesday 10 December 2008, 16:45
BELGRADE - Fighting broke out among fans in Serbia's northern city Novi Sad ahead of Partizan Belgrade's match against title rivals Vojvodina on Wednesday and riot police arrested about a dozen supporters, local media reported.
The game ended in a goalless draw leaving Serbian champions Partizan top of the first division heading into the winter break with 37 points from 17 matches ahead of Vojvodina on 34 and Red Star Belgrade, who host Hajduk Kula later on Wednesday, with 30.
Partizan's Serbia winger Zoran Tosic received a standing ovation when he was substituted midway through the second half in what may have been his last match for the champions.
Belgrade daily Sportski Zurnal said Tosic was due to fly to England on Wednesday to agree personal terms with European champions Manchester United, who last month got a work permit to sign him for a reported eight million pounds ($11.83 million).
Serbian media also said the Premier League champions were still monitoring Partizan's teenage forward Adem Ljajic, who had a 10-day trial at Old Trafford in October.
Serbia's 12-team first division resumes on February 21, when Partizan host former European Cup winners Red Star in the so-called 'eternal derby'.
