Football Matches on Wednesday November 3, 1993

Wednesday November 3, 1993
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Champions League

Champions League Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Second roundFeyenoord nl0–0pt PortoStadion FeijenoordKim Milton NielsenMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Porto won
Second roundAnderlecht be4–2cz Sparta PragueConstant Vanden Stock StadiumMartín NavarreteMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Anderlecht won
Second roundSteaua ro1–0fr MonacoStadionul SteauaSerge MuhmenthalerMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Monaco won
Second roundAustria Wien at1–2es BarcelonaErnst-Happel-StadionJames McCluskeyMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Barcelona won
Second roundSpartak Moscow ru2–1pl Lech PoznańLuzhniki StadiumGerd GrabherMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Spartak Moscow won
Second roundGalatasaray tr0–0eng Manchester UtdAli Sami Yen StadyumuKurt RöthlisbergerMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Galatasaray won
Second roundWerder Bremen de1–0bg Levski SofiaWeserstadionPierluigi PairettoMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Werder Bremen won
Second roundMilan it1–0dk FC CopenhagenStadio San SiroSándor PuhlMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Milan won
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UEFA Cup

UEFA Cup Table
Round Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Second roundAston Villa eng0–1es Dep La CoruñaHans-Jürgen WeberMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Dep La Coruña won
Second roundBrøndby dk3–1fi LahtiFabio BaldasMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Brøndby won
Second roundCagliari it0–0tr TrabzonsporKeith CooperMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Cagliari won
Second roundServette ch0–1fr BordeauxSergei KhussainovMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Bordeaux won
Second roundSporting CP pt2–0sct CelticJan DamgaardMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Sporting CP won
Second roundFC Dnipro ua1–0de Eint FrankfurtSimo RuokonenMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Eint Frankfurt won
Second roundNorwich City eng1–1de Bayern MunichFrans van den WijngaertMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Norwich City won
Second roundApollon Limassol cy3–3it InterAtanas UzunovMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Inter won

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