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Guardian
Chelsea opened the defense of its UEFA Champions League title with a 2-2 tie with Italian champion Juventus after squandering an early two-goal lead on a pair of goals by Brazilian youngster Oscar, the second described as a "wonder goal" by Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo.
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Inside World Football
Theo van Seggelen, the head of FIFPro, the international soccer players' union, told Andrew Warshaw of Inside World Football that a complete overhail of how European clubs go about deciding what salaries to give to players is needed.
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Football Italia
AC Milan's troubles continued when it was held to a 0-0 tie at home by Belgian champion Anderlecht in the opening game of the UEFA Champions League. The San Siro was two-thirds empty, and the fans in the crowd of 28,000 who stayed until the end jeered the Rossoneri off ...
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uefa.com
A day after Zlatan Ibrahimovic said Paris St. Germain could win the UEFA Champions League, the French club put on a championship performance, opening its 2012-13 campaign with a 4-1 win over Dynamo Kiev.
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