2008-2009 Standard Liège Goal Logs, UEFA Cup

2008-2009 Standard Liège Goal Logs (UEFA Cup)

Record: 24-5-5, 77 points (2.26 per game), 1st in Belgian First Division (1st Tier)

Home Record: 15-0-2, 45 points Away Record: 9-5-3, 32 points

Goals: 66 (1.94 per game), Goals Against: 26 (0.76 per game), Diff: 40

Governing Country: Belgium be

Gender: Male

UEFA Cup: Lost Round of 32 to Braga

Champions League: Lost Third qualifying round to Liverpool (Advanced to UEFA Cup First round)

Continental Qualification: 2009-2010 Champions League (Group stage) via playoff win

2008-2009 Competitions

All Competitions

Champions League

UEFA Cup

Goal Log

Goals Scored

Goals Against

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Notes
1	2008-09-18	First round	Away	Dieumerci Mbokani	Everton	Y	9	0-0
2	2008-09-18	First round	Away	Joseph Yobo (OG)	Everton	Y	35	1-1	Own Goal
3	2008-10-02	First round	Home	Axel Witsel	Everton	Y	22	0-0
4	2008-10-02	First round	Home	Milan Jovanović	Everton	Y	79	1-1
5	2008-11-06	Group stage	Home	Dieumerci Mbokani	Sevilla	Y	38	0-0
6	2008-11-27	Group stage	Away	Igor de Camargo	Partizan	Y	36	0-0
7	2008-12-03	Group stage	Home	Igor de Camargo	Sampdoria	Y	23	0-0
8	2008-12-03	Group stage	Home	Oguchi Onyewu	Sampdoria	Y	35	1-0
9	2008-12-03	Group stage	Home	Milan Jovanović	Sampdoria	Y	43	2-0
10	2009-02-26	Round of 32	Home	Dieumerci Mbokani	Braga	Y	79	0-0

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2008-09-18	First round	Away	Yakubu Aiyegbeni	Everton	Y	23	0-1
2	2008-09-18	First round	Away	Segundo Castillo	Everton	Y	38	1-2
3	2008-10-02	First round	Home	Phil Jagielka	Everton	Y	67	0-1
4	2008-12-18	Group stage	Away	Sami Khedira	Stuttgart	Y	5	0-0
5	2008-12-18	Group stage	Away	Roberto Hilbert	Stuttgart	Y	49	1-0
6	2008-12-18	Group stage	Away	Ciprian Marica	Stuttgart	Y	72	2-0
7	2009-02-18	Round of 32	Away	Wason Rentería	Braga	Y	17	0-0
8	2009-02-18	Round of 32	Away	André Leone	Braga	Y	27	1-0
9	2009-02-18	Round of 32	Away	Luis Aguiar	Braga	Y	84	2-0
10	2009-02-26	Round of 32	Home	Luis Aguiar	Braga	Y	88	0-1

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