UEFA Champions League

FT Wednesday, April 23, 2003
Real Madrid WWWLD 3
–
Manchester United WLWDW 4
2nd Leg - Real Madrid win 6-5 on aggregate · Old Trafford · 66,708 att.

Head to Head

RMA leads series 1-0

Lineups

MAN

  1. 1Fabien BarthezG
  2. 22John O'SheaD
  3. 6Rio FerdinandD
  4. 24Wes BrownD
  5. 27Mikaël SilvestreD
  6. 4Juan Sebastián VerónM
  7. 8Nicky ButtM
  8. 16Roy KeaneM
  9. 11Ryan GiggsM
  10. 10Ruud van NistelrooyF
  11. 20Ole Gunnar SolskjaerF

Substitutes

  1. 19Lopez Felipe RicardoG
  2. 3Phil NevilleD
  3. 5Laurent BlancD
  4. 7David BeckhamM
  5. 25Quinton FortuneM
  6. 31Darren FletcherM
  7. 21Diego ForlánF

RMA

  1. 1Iker CasillasG
  2. 2Míchel SalgadoD
  3. 4Fernando HierroD
  4. 3Roberto CarlosD
  5. 6Ivan HelgueraM
  6. 5Zinedine ZidaneM
  7. 8Steve McManamanM
  8. 10Luis FigoM
  9. 24Claude MakeleleM
  10. 14GutíM
  11. 11RonaldoF

Substitutes

  1. 13Cesar Sanchez DominguezG
  2. 22Francisco PavónD
  3. 16Flavio ConceicaoM
  4. 19Esteban CambiassoM
  5. 21Santiago SolariM
  6. 9Fernando Sanchez MorientesF
  7. 18Javier PortilloF

Timeline

  1. 12'
  2. 43'
  3. 50'
  4. 52'
  5. 59'
  6. 63'
  7. 67'
  8. 69'
  9. 71'
  10. 79'
  11. 82'
  12. 84'
  13. 88'

UEFA Champions League News

All news
News Associated Press Bayern Munich's Vincent Kompany 'stable,' could be away for weeks after collapse Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany will have more tests to determine why he collapsed during a training session the previous day, the club said Saturday. News ESPN News Services Bruno Fernandes' home burgled during Man United loss against Como Bruno Fernandes returned from Italy after losing to Como with Manchester United in the early hours of Thursday morning and had to deal with a robbery at his house. News PA Wayne Rooney: Bruno Fernandes, Man United players acting like 'babies' Wayne Rooney has lambasted Manchester United's squad for acting like "babies" and urged Bruno Fernandes and Lisandro Martínez to look in the mirror. News James Olley In-the-dark Kane trying not to 'stress' over Monday's Ballon d'Or reveal Bayern striker Harry Kane said he would prefer to know ahead of time whether he has won the Ballon D'Or, adding he is still in the dark over Monday's decision.