Bayer Leverkusen vs CSKA Moscow 2-2 Goals and Highlignts 14/09/2016 CSKA Moscow fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Bayer Leverkusen in their Champions League Group E opener, avoiding defeat in Germany for the first time. Leverkusen had been cruising after scoring twice in the first 15 minutes through Admir Mehmedi and Hakan Calhanoglu as CSKA struggled to keep pace. But after Igor Akinfeev had made a vital save from Mehmedi, the visitors countered with two strikes in the space of 123 seconds. Alan Dzagoev's wonderful effort gave the Russian side hope before Roman Eremenko squeezed a finish through Bernd Leno to draw the visitors level before half-time and stun a previously jubilant Leverkusen crowd. The hosts are now unbeaten in eight European home matches, but paid for their profligacy and saw captain Lars Bender withdrawn through injury in a further blow. While CSKA have conceded just once in the Russian Premier League this season, it was a ruthlessness in attack that bailed them out in this clash as they recovered from the hosts' lightning start. Leverkusen had taken control of the game from the off and opened the scoring with their first real attack in the ninth minute. While a deflection off Calhanoglu from a deep Benjamin Henrichs pass fooled the away defence, Mehmedi was alert to beat the offside trap and bring the ball under control before bundling a finish beyond Akinfeev. Bayer Leverkusen vs CSKA Moscow 2-2 Goals and Highlignts 14/09/2016 Bayer Leverkusen vs CSKA Moscow 2-2 Goals and Highlignts 14/09/2016 Bayer Leverkusen vs CSKA Moscow 2-2 Goals and Highlignts 14/09/2016 Bayer Leverkusen vs CSKA Moscow Bayer Leverkusen vs CSKA Moscow Bayer Leverkusen vs CSKA Moscow
Estonia - Croatia 3-0 Goals and Highlights 28/03/2017 Estonia - Croatia 3-0 Goals and Highlights 28/03/2017 Estonia - Croatia 3-0 Goals and Highlights 28/03/2017 Estonia - Croatia 3-0 Goals and Highlights 28/03/2017
Northern Ireland - Norway 2-0 Goals and Highlights 26/03/2017 Northern Ireland - Norway 2-0 Goals and Highlights 26/03/2017 Northern Ireland re-established their two-point lead over third-placed Czech Republic in World Cup qualifying Group C with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Norway at Windsor Park. A 6-0 thrashing of San Marino saw Czech Republic go second temporarily, but Northern Ireland responded superbly to move back into a play-off berth. Michael O'Neill's side were in front inside two minutes as Jamie Ward fired them ahead and Lars Lagerback's start to life as Norway boss got worse after 33 minutes when Conor Washington doubled the hosts' lead. Washington latched onto Steven Davis' throughball to double Northern Ireland's tally with his first competitive international goal, though Alexander Soderlund had rattled the woodwork at the other end. Northern Ireland went close to a third early in a tame second-half, but they were able to close out a first win over Norway since 1975 despite failing to add to their tally further. The victory leaves Northern Ireland on 10 points from their five fixtures, with Azerbaijan next up in June, while Norway are second bottom on just three points. After a touching tribute to the late Derry City captain Ryan McBride, the hosts wasted no time in taking the lead. Chris Brunt slipped a neat pass into Ward who, despite a poor first touch, managed to spin away from his marker and dispatch a curling finish into the bottom-right corner. Northern Ireland - Norway 2-0 Goals and Highlights 26/03/2017 Northern Ireland - Norway 2-0 Goals and Highlights 26/03/2017 Northern Ireland - Norway Northern Ireland - Norway Northern Ireland - Norway Northern Ireland - Norway