Match Preview: Tuesday 10th December 2013,One of the important match Viktoria Plzen V CSKA Moscow of UEFA Champions League Live High Quality Streaming, Viktoria Plzen V CSKA Moscow streaming is available here Viktoria Plzen V CSKA Moscow Live Stream online video UEFA Champions League Video Free The match will take plcae at Doosan Arena — Plzeň 12/10/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things Viktoria Plzen V CSKA Moscow Live Stream Viktoria Plzen V CSKA Moscow, Viktoria Plzen V CSKA Moscow online free, Viktoria Plzen V CSKA Moscow Live High Quality Streaming video.Viktoria Plzen V CSKA Moscow at Doosan Arena — Plzeň Tuesday 10th December 2013, kick-off 19:45 (GMT).Honda set for final appearance in battle for Europa League. The Japan international is to join AC Milan in January but will hope to guide his current side to third place in the group by avoiding defeat in the Czech Republic.A Europa League spot is up for grabs when Viktoria Plzen and CSKA Moscow conclude their unsuccessful Champions League campaigns on Tuesday night.Bayern Munich and Manchester City have proved to be the dominant forces in Group D and meet at the Allianz Arena with their passages to the knockout stages secured since matchday four.
Plzen are hoping to extend their European campaign after Christmas for the third successive season but the odds of claiming a place in the last 32 of the Europa League are in CSKA's favour.
Leonid Slutsky's team claimed a 3-2 victory when the teams met in Moscow on matchday two - the only three points either side have claimed in the pool.
Therefore, Plzen must win with a superior scoreline to snatch the Europa League berth. If they win 3-2, CSKA’s European season will be spared by virtue of their superior goal difference.
The Czech champions have lost both their home matches without scoring in the group, with Bayern Munich claiming a 1-0 win after three second-half goals had done the job for Manchester City, but it was a different story for Pavel Vrba's men in previous seasons.
They won 10 of their 11 preceding fixtures at the Doosan Arena in UEFA competitions, while CSKA's away form on the continent has taken a similar nosedive.
Before comprehensive 3-0 and 5-2 reverses at the respective hands of Bayern and City, they had only lost two of their previous 11 away trips – a run that played a part in four consecutive successful group campaigns across the UEFA Cup, Champions League and Europa League.
Keisuke Honda scored for CSKA in their win over Plzen in September and this game will be the Japan playmaker's last on the Russian club's books as he is set to join AC Milan on a free transfer in January.
The match also marks the end of an era for Vrba, who will leave Plzen on December 15 to take charge of the Czech national team.
Vrba took charge of Plzen in 2008, winning the club's first piece silverware - the Czech cup - in his second season, before going on to claim the 2011 and 2013 Gambrinus Liga titles.
Vrba is set to take up the position of Czech Republic coach at the conclusion of Plzen's Champions League campaign, which will follow the home clash with CSKA Moscow.
The former MSK Zilina boss has presided over almost six years of unprecedented success at the Doosan Arena and will be hoping his players can edge above CSKA and into third place in Group D by beating the Russians by a greater margin than their 3-2 loss in the return fixture.
"We have a great chance to get through to the Europa League," he said in remarks reported by www.sportovninoviny.cz.
Competition: UEFA Champions League
Match: Viktoria Plzen V CSKA Moscow
Date: Tuesday: 10th December 2013
Kickoff: 19:45 GMT
Venue: Doosan Arena — Plzeň
Referee: D. Skomina
Live/Repeat: Live
Plzen are hoping to extend their European campaign after Christmas for the third successive season but the odds of claiming a place in the last 32 of the Europa League are in CSKA's favour.
Leonid Slutsky's team claimed a 3-2 victory when the teams met in Moscow on matchday two - the only three points either side have claimed in the pool.
Therefore, Plzen must win with a superior scoreline to snatch the Europa League berth. If they win 3-2, CSKA’s European season will be spared by virtue of their superior goal difference.
The Czech champions have lost both their home matches without scoring in the group, with Bayern Munich claiming a 1-0 win after three second-half goals had done the job for Manchester City, but it was a different story for Pavel Vrba's men in previous seasons.
They won 10 of their 11 preceding fixtures at the Doosan Arena in UEFA competitions, while CSKA's away form on the continent has taken a similar nosedive.
Before comprehensive 3-0 and 5-2 reverses at the respective hands of Bayern and City, they had only lost two of their previous 11 away trips – a run that played a part in four consecutive successful group campaigns across the UEFA Cup, Champions League and Europa League.
Keisuke Honda scored for CSKA in their win over Plzen in September and this game will be the Japan playmaker's last on the Russian club's books as he is set to join AC Milan on a free transfer in January.
The match also marks the end of an era for Vrba, who will leave Plzen on December 15 to take charge of the Czech national team.
Vrba took charge of Plzen in 2008, winning the club's first piece silverware - the Czech cup - in his second season, before going on to claim the 2011 and 2013 Gambrinus Liga titles.
Vrba is set to take up the position of Czech Republic coach at the conclusion of Plzen's Champions League campaign, which will follow the home clash with CSKA Moscow.
The former MSK Zilina boss has presided over almost six years of unprecedented success at the Doosan Arena and will be hoping his players can edge above CSKA and into third place in Group D by beating the Russians by a greater margin than their 3-2 loss in the return fixture.
"We have a great chance to get through to the Europa League," he said in remarks reported by www.sportovninoviny.cz.
Competition: UEFA Champions League
Match: Viktoria Plzen V CSKA Moscow
Date: Tuesday: 10th December 2013
Kickoff: 19:45 GMT
Venue: Doosan Arena — Plzeň
Referee: D. Skomina
Live/Repeat: Live
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