Santiago Cañizares 2002-2003 Champions League Match Logs

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2002-2003 Champions League Match Logs (Summary)

2002-2003 Champions League Match Logs (Summary) Table
										Performance
Date	Day	Round	Venue	Result	Squad	Opponent	Start	Pos	Min	Gls	Ast	PK	PKatt	Sh	SoT	CrdY	CrdR	Fls	Fld	Off	Crs	TklW	Int	OG	PKwon	PKcon	Match Report
2002-09-17	Tue	First group stage	Home	W 2–0	es Valencia	eng Liverpool	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2002-09-25	Wed	First group stage	Away	W 3–0	es Valencia	ru Spartak Moscow	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2002-10-02	Wed	First group stage	Home	W 6–2	es Valencia	ch Basel	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2002-10-22	Tue	First group stage	Away	D 2–2	es Valencia	ch Basel	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2002-10-30	Wed	First group stage	Away	W 1–0	es Valencia	eng Liverpool	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2002-11-12	Tue	First group stage	Home	W 3–0	es Valencia	ru Spartak Moscow	N	On matchday squad, but did not play																			Match Report
2002-11-27	Wed	Second group stage	Home	D 1–1	es Valencia	nl Ajax	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report

2003-02-18	Tue	Second group stage	Away	W 1–0	es Valencia	it Roma	Y		90	0		0				1	0							0			Match Report
2003-02-26	Wed	Second group stage	Home	L 0–3	es Valencia	it Roma	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2003-03-11	Tue	Second group stage	Away	D 1–1	es Valencia	nl Ajax	Y		90	0		0				1	0							0			Match Report
2003-03-19	Wed	Second group stage	Home	W 2–1	es Valencia	eng Arsenal	Y		70	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2003-04-09	Wed	Quarter-finals	Away	L 0–1	es Valencia	it Inter	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2003-04-22	Tue	Quarter-finals	Home	W 2–1	es Valencia	it Inter	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
				7-3-2			12/12		1,060	0		0				2	0							0

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