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Uefa Futsal Cup 2008-2009 : Main Round

Group 3

Charleroi A21 en Odorheiu gaan naar de Elite Round van 08 tot 16.11.2008 (4 groepen van 4 teams)

Final Four : april 2009


FH/Comm. & Market.

Group C
Monday 15/10/2007
Kairat Almaty - Slov-Matic Fofo Bratislava : 4-3
FK Era Pack Chrudim - FT Forcom Antwerpen Elite : 3-1

Ranking

FH/Comm

Futsal Topsport Antwerpen qualified for Elite round!

Gödöllö (Hongary)

8/9/2007
12:30 FT Antwerpen - Municipium Casino Pljevja 2-2 (1-2)
14:30 FC Megatherm Godolloi - Athina '90 6-2 (1-1)

9/9/2007
12:00 Athina '90 - FT Antwerpen 1-9 (0-4)
14:00 FC Megatherm Godolloi - Municipium Casino Pljevja 1-5 (1-3)

11/9/2007
18:00 Municipium Casino Pljevja - Athina '90 5-0 (2-0)
20:00 FT Antwerpen - FC Megatherm Godolloi 6-0 (4-0)

Groep 4
1. Futsal Topsport Antwerpen  3-2-1-0-17--3-7 Ptn
2. Municipium Casino Pljevlja  3-2-1-0-12--3-7 Ptn
3. FC Megatherm Godolloi      3-1-0-2--7-13-3 Ptn
4. Athina '90                         3-0-0-3--3-20-0 Ptn



LO/Futsal

Uefa Futsal Cup 2006-2007

Action 21 Charleroi not in final Uefa Cup

In Murcia the Belgian champion lost the 1/2 final with 3-1 from Dinamo Moskou.

26.04.2007 1/2 final A:
MFK Dinamo Moskva (RUS) - Action 21 Charleroi (BEL) : 3-1

26.04.2007 1/2 final B:
El Pozo Murcia FS (SP) - Boomerang Interviú (SP) : 2-3
   
28.04.2007 Match for the 3th place
Action 21 Charleroi (BEL) - El Pozo Murcia FS (SP) : 1-1 (pen. 3-4)

28.04.2007 Final 
MFK Dinamo Moskva (RUS) - Boomerang Interviú (SP) : 2-1

Dinamo set up futsal final rematch
Thursday, 26 April 2007
by Paul Saffer
from Palacio de Deportes de Murcia

Pavel Kobzar and Kelson struck second half goals to send MFK Dinamo Moskva into their third straight UEFA Futsal Cup final but only after overcoming stubborn Action 21 Charleroi in Murcia.

Dinamo prevail
In the opening match of the new one-venue final four event, Dinamo took an early lead through Pula but were pegged back by Charleroi captain Karim Chaibai's solo effort. Dinamo edged back ahead soon after half-time but Charleroi's young lineup, without injured inspiration André Vanderlei, kept battling until conceding again late on. Dinamo meet Boomerang Interviú in Saturday's final, just as in 2006, while Charleroi have a third-place encounter with hosts ElPozo Murcia FS.

Early goal
Although the first shot on goal came from Charleroi's Zico, it was Dinamo's Brazilian born players that were expected to dominate. Within a minute Charleroi goalkeeper Eder Fehrmann denied Pelé and Sirilo, while Tatu also went close. In the fifth minute, however, the breakthrough came as Sirilo broke from deep and fed Pula, who shot hard into Fehrmann's right-hand corner.

Charleroi level
Urged on by their outnumbered but enthusiastic fans, Charleroi found an equaliser against the run of play just after the midway point of the half as Chaibai tricked his way past a defender and hit his shot with emphatic precision.

Jhonny close
That seemed to wake Dinamo up and some neat footwork by Tatu was followed by a drive that Fehrmann did well to turn over. Konstantin Maevski then forced the Charleroi custodian into another save before Belgian champions nearly produced a sucker punch, breaking only for Jhonny Van Melkebeke to be denied by the alert Stepanov. The same man then fired over an unguarded net as Charleroi finished the half in confident fashion.

Kobzar goal
Dinamo regrouped in the interval, however, and within 100 seconds were back ahead. Konstantin Maevski had already forced one save from Fehrmann when he drew the goalkeeper and laid off for Kobzar to place the ball into the net. Dinamo were now motoring and after useful work by ex-Charleroi man Kelson, Tatu drove wide.

Tatu efforts
A Saad Salhi interception set Charleroi captain Lúcio Rosa away but he was denied by Stepanov, who was also forced to save from Jonathan Fosse. Most of the play was at the other end though with Tatu twice going close, before Charleroi hit back with Chaibai’s shot deflected over and Zico’s attempt kicked round the post by Stepanov. In a swift counterattack, Dinamo’s Kelson was then thwarted by Fehrmann, who was also tested twice at his near post by Tatu.

Two enough
Pula was next to try his luck but the Charleroi goalkeeper produced an acrobatic stop and before keeping out a Pelé strike, while Zico then put his body between Tatu and the goal. Dinamo always looked the more likely to score, and after Tatu hit the crossbar he engaged in a neat one-two with Kelson who tapped in the end the hopes of his former club.

Charleroi celebrate Alex's second goal

Action 21 Charleroi won the 2004/05 Futsal Cup after a breathtaking final with MFK Dinamo Moskva that could so easily have gone the other way.

True classic
In their third final, Action 21 Charleroi were determined to win, having gained a 4-3 lead from their home leg. And although Dinamo had the advantage twice in the 40 minutes and again in extra time, Kelson and Eder struck in the late stages to decide a true classic despite a red card for Charleroi youngster Robinho.

Sole change
The only change to either team from last week was the suspension of Dinamo's third goalscorer Konstantin Maevski, replaced by Alexandre Rakhimov, himself back from a first-leg ban. Sergei Ivanov had sat out the opener on the bench due to injury fears, but started today and made an immediate effect.

Deadly Ivanov
Just 60 seconds were gone when the Russian international received the ball on the right after good work from Pelé. His shot was powerful and accurate, and Dinamo were now ahead on away goals.

Advantage restored
Openings were appearing at both ends, Stanislav Larionov shooting over for Dinamo and his captain Pavel Stepanov saving well from Alex. And it was Charleroi's own on-pitch leader who restored their aggregate lead nine minutes in, breaking from halfway and shooting low and accurately past the Dinamo custodian.

Great save
Stepanov then kept his side in touch with a great double-save from Andre, while Eder Fehrmann, in the Charleroi goal, was also proving his alertness, denying Larionov with a full-length dive. Joan cut out a Lúcio Rosa pass and broke, but could not quite find the target.

Alex again
Pelé looked likely to reopen Dinamo's advantage two minutes from the break, but his shot was blocked. And within seconds Charleroi were ahead in the leg, Alex's strike sneaking through the legs of Stepanov.

Pressure on
Moments into the second half, Stepanov tipped an Alex effort wide, while Fehrmann yet again got the better of Larionov. Dinamo were now piling on the pressure, Sergei Malychev hitting the crossbar, and a second home goal seemed inevitable.

Joan joy
It arrived through the small Brazilian Joan, sidefooting in after a passing move. Larionov went close once more soon after, as Dinamo sensed their chance. With eight minutes left, they sure enough put themselves in pole position, Olexiy Kudlay breaking through, keeping his feet, and beating Fehrmann.

Andre on target
With Charleroi having to push and Dinamo full of beans, play was becoming hectic. And it was from a goalmouth scramble that Charleroi edged back into the lead, Andre slamming in from a tight angle.

Extra time required
Extra time, which had seemed an outside bet at the outset, was now a real possibility, even as Stepanov did well to deny Liliu. And it became reality as, with Joan on as a stand-in goalkeeper, Ivanov finished off a fine combination with aplomb.

Excitement continues
The added ten minutes picked up where the original 40 left off. Stepanov conceded a free-kick on the edge of the box and the ball was played to Henrique, whose shot gave the goalkeeper no chance. At the other end Joan immediately responded, and Dinamo, behind on away goals, began to push desperately.

Decisive moments
With seconds left in the first period, Ivanov and Pelé helped feed Sirilo, who gave Dinamo their first aggregate lead of the tie. But with two minutes left Kelson, back after a first-leg injury, turned in Alex's cross to put Charleroi in command, and then with their goalkeeper withdrawn, Dinamo could not stop Eder shooting into an empty net moments later.



RESULTS FINAL

Match 1

23/4/2005, Charleroi
18.00 - Charleroi Action 21 - Dinamo Moscow 4-3 (4-1)

Match 2

30/4/2005, Moscow
15.00 - Dinamo Moscow - Charleroi Action 21 6-6 (6-4;4-3;1-2)

UEFA Futsal Cup 2004/2005 Winner: Charleroi Action 21

UEFA Futsal Cup History

2004/05 = Charleroi Action 21 (Bel)
2003/04 = Boomerang Interviu (Esp)
2002/03 = Playas de Castellon (Esp)
2001/02 = Playas de Castellon (Esp)