Sevilla

3

Daniel 6 Keita 9 Kanoute 41

Fenerbahce

2

Deivid 21,80
(HT 3 - 1)
Kickoff: 19:45
Att: 38626
Spot-on Fenerbache dump out Sevilla
Volkan Demirel was the hero for Fenerbahce as they beat Sevilla on penalties to move into the Champions League last eight for the first time.
 
Fenerbahce: Celebrate shoot-out win
Fenerbahce: Celebrate shoot-out win
 

Sevilla

  1 Palop
  14 Escude
  3 Dragutinovic
yellow card 20 Alves
  17 Capel
yellow card 15 Keita
  7 Navas ***
  18 Poulsen **
  10 Fabiano *
  12 Kanoute
  6 Adriano Correia

On The Bench

  De Sanctis
  Mosquera
  De Mul
  25 Maresca ** (94)
  19 Chevanton
  9 *** (105)
  11 Renato * (77)
  Duda

Fenerbahce

  1 Demirel
  Dracena
  Alex ***
  15 Aurelio
yellow card 99 Deivid
yellow card 14 Kezman
yellow card 77 Gonul
yellow card 6 Wederson
  2 Lugano
  25 Boral **
yellow card 21 Sahin *

On The Bench

  22 Kulbilge
  19 Turaci
  17 Arat
  8 Kazim-Richards ** (111)
  23 Senturk * (62)
  5 Cakmak
  18 Bilgin *** (112)

After 90 minutes Sevilla led 3-2 to cancel out the first-leg deficit and make the scores 5-5 on aggregate, and with no goals in extra time it was left to visiting goalkeeper Volkan, who saved from Julien Escude, Ivica Dragutinovic and Dani Alves.

Volkan had earlier gifted Sevilla a two-goal lead within nine minutes, as four goals were scored in a pulsating first half.

He failed to deal with long-range efforts by Dani Alves and Seydou Keita, and although Brazilian forward Deivid pulled a goal back for Fenerbahce on 20 minutes, Sevilla restored a two-goal advantage with a deflected Frederic Kanoute shot just before half time.

Deivid pounced for his second with 11 minutes left, and with no more goals after extra time it was left to Volkan to make amends for his earlier errors.

He saved Sevilla's second penalty from Escude, and although Palop kept out Edu Dracena's powerful effort in response, Volkan then stopped Enzo Moresca's blasted shot and punched away Alves' powerful effort to send the Turkish side through.

Sevilla had dominated from kick-off, their early pace troubled the Fenerbahce defence, and when Keita was held back by Selcuk Sahin the home side fortuitously took a fourth-minute lead with the resulting free-kick.

Alves' powerful 35-yard strike was straight at Volkan, who could only punch the ball into the top corner putting Sevilla ahead in the tie under the away goals rule.

Their confidence yielded a second goal just five minutes later, Keita striking a left-foot swerving shot from a similar range which deceived the 26-year-old Turkey goalkeeper and flew into the top-left corner.

Fenerbahce began to recover and Deivid scored on 20 minutes, shooting low from 12 yards through an advancing crowd after a Mehmet Aurelio corner had not been cleared.

Both sides then went close as space opened in midfield, and Sevilla took advantage five minutes before the break.

Alves crossed from the right to Kanoute, who controlled with his chest from 12 yards and fired a low volley at goal, which was deflected by Gokhan Gonul past the helpless Volkan.

Sevilla held on for the rest of the half, Christian Poulsen clearing off the goal-line deep into injury time after Aurelio had set-up Deivid's shot.

Fenerbahce played with more fluency in a quieter start to the second half, and came close to an aggregate equaliser through Alex and then two chances for Ugur Boral.

And the home side paid the price for their own missed opportunities on 79 minutes as Fenerbahce drew level on aggregate.

Deivid crept unmarked behind the defence to latch onto a long free-kick from Alex, and first hit the post before pouncing on the rebound to score from two yards.

The game remained 3-2 after 90 minutes and went into extra-time, where both sides struggled to maintain their earlier intensity.

Deivid had chances for a hat-trick, but missed two 20-yard efforts within a minute while Alves shot a 25-yard free kick wide on 99 minutes.

Alves hit a 25-yard free kick against the wall in injury time, and the game went into penalties, where Volkan's saves ensured a safe passage for Fenerbahce.

Today's other UEFA Champions League matches.
Barcelona 1 - 0 Celtic Report
Xavi 4     Att: 75002
AC Milan 0 - 2 Arsenal Report
    Fabregas 84 Adebayor 90 Att: 81879
Man Utd 1 - 0 Lyon Report
Ronaldo 41     Att: 75521



Team News:

GERRARD19 : "...WOW I celebrated that Portsmouth goal like they were my team and I beleive they have enough quality to survive with the players they have. I only watched the last ten minutes so dont know how well they played throughout ..."   view full comment

Paper Talk: Hughes' Turkish delight

Mark Hughes is on the shortlist to become Turkey's new coach, while Kieron Dyer's West Ham nightmare will cost them close to £30million.

More from today's press

WC Famous Five - Rob Mullarkey

TEAMtalk Towers veteran Rob Mullarkey takes a trip down memory lane as he fondly remembers and describes his Famous Five World Cup moments.

Read today's Column

reza78 (Manchester United) : "...Manchester United will sell Vidic to Real Madrid in the summer with Karim Benzema coming to Old Trafford. Smalling will be the new star defender! Also, Frank Ribery will join Real and David Silva to United. ..."   view full rumour

   

Don't miss these

LATEST PHOTOS TT COLUMN COMPETITIONS
In the Telegraph Sport Michael Ballack says Arsenal are not good enough to win the title and tells Arsene Wenger to stop making excuses.
TEAMtalk column
Go to the Gallery WC Famous Five - Rob Mullarkey Free to enter!