Werder, Hapoel look good to advance
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August 20, 2010, Friday
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NIGERIA goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama scored a penalty as Hapoel Tel Aviv won 3-2 at Salzburg in their Champions League playoff first leg on Wednesday while Werder Bremen produced three quickfire strikes to beat Sampdoria 3-1.
Moldovan champion Sheriff Tiraspol, bidding to make the group stages for the first time, lost 0-1 at Swiss club Basel and Portugal's Braga, also yet to qualify for the first round proper, beat Sevilla by the same scoreline.
Anderlecht drew 2-2 at Partizan Belgrade in Wednesday's other tie.
Enyeama calmly converted a third-minute penalty for the Israeli league champion in the less glamorous surroundings of Salzburg's stadium.
Salzburg, Austria's biggest-spending club but foiled in its last three attempts to reach the group stages, leveled with a Nikola Pokrivac strike in the 28th minute.
Ben Sahar and Itay Shechter netted either side of halftime for Hapoel before Roman Wallner pulled one back with a 66th-minute penalty.
Werder, which this week sold midfielder Mesut Ozil to Real Madrid, has never lost to Italian opposition at the Weserstadion and kept up its excellent record thanks to a second-half goal flurry.
Defender Clemens Fritz opened the scoring against Sampdoria with a superb left-footed strike in the 51st. Torsten Frings added a penalty in the 67th, awarded for a foul on Sebastian Proedl by Stefano Lucchini who was sent off as a result, and Claudio Pizarro combined with Hugo Almeida to add the third goal two minutes later.
Sampdoria grabbed an away goal through striker Giampaolo Pazzini in the 90th.
Moldovan champion Sheriff Tiraspol, bidding to make the group stages for the first time, lost 0-1 at Swiss club Basel and Portugal's Braga, also yet to qualify for the first round proper, beat Sevilla by the same scoreline.
Anderlecht drew 2-2 at Partizan Belgrade in Wednesday's other tie.
Enyeama calmly converted a third-minute penalty for the Israeli league champion in the less glamorous surroundings of Salzburg's stadium.
Salzburg, Austria's biggest-spending club but foiled in its last three attempts to reach the group stages, leveled with a Nikola Pokrivac strike in the 28th minute.
Ben Sahar and Itay Shechter netted either side of halftime for Hapoel before Roman Wallner pulled one back with a 66th-minute penalty.
Werder, which this week sold midfielder Mesut Ozil to Real Madrid, has never lost to Italian opposition at the Weserstadion and kept up its excellent record thanks to a second-half goal flurry.
Defender Clemens Fritz opened the scoring against Sampdoria with a superb left-footed strike in the 51st. Torsten Frings added a penalty in the 67th, awarded for a foul on Sebastian Proedl by Stefano Lucchini who was sent off as a result, and Claudio Pizarro combined with Hugo Almeida to add the third goal two minutes later.
Sampdoria grabbed an away goal through striker Giampaolo Pazzini in the 90th.
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