90° +6
FULL TIME! All over and it ends 3-3 in a superb game at Old Trafford! United made hard work of it, having to come back from 3-1 down but the point means they are into the last 16!

90° +4
Semberas is OFF! A second yellow after a tangle with Obertan and more misery for CSKA!

90° +3
This is very, very luck for United. Valencia has a dig, it's going miles wide until it takes a massive deflection, wrongfoots Akinfeev and heads into the back of the net! Would you believe it! What drama at Old Trafford!

90° +2
GOAL! UNBELIEVABLE! VALENCIA MAKES IT 3-3!!!!

85°
CSKA are penalised for handball out wide on the right. The free kick is whipped in and Scholes rises highest to head home! United have five minutes to find another!!

85°
Substitution Tomas Necid Nika Piliev

84°
Goal Paul Scholes

84°
GOAL! HERE WE GO! SCHOLES MAKES IT 3-2!!

59°
Substitution Fabio Da Silva Patrice Evra

58°
Substitution Nani Wayne Rooney

58°
Here comes the change. Nani is off, Roney is on.

56°
Fletcher finds Neville down the right, he crosses, Macheda can't quite get a touch on it and Akinfeev claims.

54°
Yellow Card Evgeni Aldonin

53°
Aldonin goes in the book for a rather rash challenge on Scholes. Rooney is stripped and ready ...

50°
Old Trafford seems stunned by that decision! The United bench look unimpressed and Rooney and Evra are warming up! Phew - it's all happening in Manchester! What next?

49°
PENALTY! No wait a minute Fletcher is booked for diving! The Scot looks to have his legs taken away from him but the referee doesn't agree! United are furious!!

48°
Sir Alex Ferguson will be furious at this goal. A free kick is drifted to the far post where an unmarked Berezutsky stoops to head past Van der Sar!

47°
GOAL! WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT! CSKA LEAD 3-1!!

47°
Goal Vasiliy Berezutskiy

46°
We're off again! No changes for either side at the break is United get this second half underway.

45° +1
HALF-TIME! CSKA lead 2-1 at the break! Can they hold on for a famous victory or can United seal another comeback? Join me after the break to find out.

45°
Chance for Macheda! Neville finds Macheda, who turns and shoots low. It's a decent effort but Akinfeev it equal to itand gets down well to block. Seconds latr, Scholes has a pop but again the stopper blocks!

43°
Minutes from the break now and still CSKA lead. No doubt if the scoreline remains the same in the second half we may just see a certain Wayne Rooney.

40°
Dzagoev tries to find Krasic but he's just put too much on the ball which allows van der Sar to save. Another warning to the home side though, that's for sure.

38°
Corner to United down the right. Valencia takes it, Brown heads just wide and Nani and Shchennikov wrestle each other to the ground. Goal kick to CSKA.

35°
Visitors are still pressing. Krasic flights a free kick into the box but it's just overhit. The English champions have work to do here.

32°
Krasic is the man who restores CSKA's lead! A super through ball finds him, onside, and he goes past van der Sar. The goalkeeper just gets a nick on the ball but Krasic simply spins around and smashes it into an empty net!

31°
GOAL!!! IT'S ANOTHER! CSKA BACK IN FRONT!2-1

31°
Goal Milos Krasic

30°
Valencia and Nani tee up Owen who turns and sweeps the ball low into the far corner for the qualiser!

29°
GOAL! WE'RE LEVEL! Michael Owen makes it 1-1!!

29°
Goal Michael Owen

26°
This is some goal by the youngster! He beats Brown, bears down on goal. Looks to have taken it too far before burying a shot into the top corner from a really angle! Super stuff!!

25°
GOAL! WHAT A STRIKE! It's Dzagoev who makes it 1-0 to CSKA!!

25°
Goal Alan Dzagoev

24°
Yellow Card Tomas Necid

24°
Great chance for Macheda! Super stuff from the youngster. He picks up possession on the edge of the box turns and bends a hot which is inches away! So close!

21°
Semberas has another try from fully 25 yards. Again it's high, wide and not very handsome and earns inevitable wolf whistles from the crowd.

18°
Another chance for Owen! Again the ball is worked to the striker int he box but again he can't quite get on the end of it. He'd better hope Fabio Capello isn't watching.

15°
Quarter of an hour gone at a rather muted Old Trafford it has to be said. CSKA looked bright in the opening minutes but since then United have taken control.

12°
FLETCHER!! Great shot by the Scot who absolutely hammers the ball. It looks destined for the back of the net but is millimetres away and somehow CSKA escape! What a chance!

9°
The home side are slowly warming to the task. Michael Owen is set up nicely after some good work by Valencia. The winger picks him out in the box but he competely scuffs his shot and the Russians breathe a sigh of relief.

obertan dapat bola dari rooney masa kat semi circle.. bawak sampai depan goal oopo try to cross to berbatov.. was block.. .

tp, kalau semi circle belah oppo, tak logik plak dgn ayat ko "bawak bola sampai depan goal oppo"..

ade sape2 boleh tolong jelaskan kat aku yg miss game tue tak..

ermm.setau aku timew tuh defender xclose sngt...sampai masuk box baru diorg close rapat sket...tp lama2 defend mule alert obertan sampai evra dtg baru nmpk rancak sket...

tp obertan mmg agak laju...tp
xtau ah pas 3 4 match..

itu yg aku agak kagum, kalau betul laa semi circle yg rizal cakap tue belah united.. tp, kalau semi circle belah blackburn, nampak mcm tak logik plak nak guna ayat "obertan bawak bola dr semi circle ke depan pintu goal oppo..."

"obertan bawak bola dr semi circle ke depan pintu goal oppo"...

Three down, 23 to go. That may be a harsh challenge for Antonio Valencia at Manchester United, but having walked through the door at Old Trafford just as Cristiano Ronaldo was heading the other way, the Ecuadorian will never escape the comparisons.

Sixteen games into his United career and the £17m summer signing from Wigan took his goals tally to three with the injury-time equaliser against CSKA Moscow on Tuesday.

The more impressive statistic is that the goal was Valencia’s third in five games. It shows he is beginning to adjust to life at United, despite the shadow cast by Ronaldo.

Sir Alex Ferguson has insisted often enough that Ronaldo is, and will continue to be, irreplaceable. Sixty-eight goals in his final two seasons at the club – the second of which was delayed for almost two months by an ankle injury – just underlines the impossible task facing whichever poor soul is asked to fill Ronaldo’s old right-wing spot at United.

Nani has tried and failed, Ji-sung Park offers ninety minutes of energy, but little attacking threat, while Gabriel Obertan is no more than three games into his United career.

Just try for a minute to erase the Ronaldo era and imagine it never happened. Who would Valencia then be measured against in terms of his progress?

David Beckham perhaps? Andrei Kanchelskis? Whoever you choose as the yardstick, the challenge is not quite so great as matching Ronaldo.

Beckham’s work-rate, peerless crossing and ability from set-pieces put ‘Goldenballs’ in a league of his own before Real Madrid came calling in 2003.

Kanchelskis was a lethal winger with blistering pace and an incredible ability to convert chances in front of goal. His hat-trick in a 5-0 demolition of Manchester City in 1994 encapsulated his quality and his controversial departure for Everton in 1995 was mourned by thousands of United supporters.

One thing that is obvious is that Valencia has a list of illustrious predecessors at United. But having initially appeared cowed and inhibited during his early outings for Ferguson’s team, Valencia is now growing into the role.

He is forming an understanding with full-backs Gary Neville and John O’Shea down the right and his crossing has improved markedly in the space of three months.

Valencia is brave, he has genuine strength and the confidence generated by his first goal for United – against Bolton last month – has lifted him onto another level.

The 24-year-old managed just seven goals in three seasons with Wigan, but he is almost halfway to that total at United. He even ‘did a Ronaldo’ by rescuing United with a spectacular late equaliser against CSKA.

But don’t compare him to Ronaldo. Don’t compare him to Beckham or Kanchelskis either. He is developing quickly in a United shirt and there is a sense that he is well on the way to making his own name at Old Trafford.

He even ‘did a Ronaldo’ by rescuing United with a spectacular late equaliser against CSKA

kalo x kene badan defender cska tu, mmg x masuk laa..
ape yg spectacular pun xtau la aku