| Uefa Champions League Semi Finals 2003 - 2004 |
| Champions League Semi-finals 20th/21st April 2004 // 4th/5th/ May 2004 Monaco 3 - 1 Chelsea 2 - 2 Monaco FC Porto 0 - 0 Deportivo la Coruna 0 - 1 FC Porto |
| CHELSEA CRASH TO 10-MAN MONACO Chelsea's dream of a Champions League final appearance lies in tatters after they were beaten 3-1 in the semi-final first-leg by 10-man Monaco.Dado Prso headed the French outfit in front after 17 minutes - but Hernan Crespo responded almost immediately to claim his 12th goal of the season.[report] |
| MOURINHO OUT FOR ONE-GOAL VICTORY Porto coach Jose Mourinho believes a narrow win in Wednesday night's Champions League semi-final first leg against Deportivo La Coruna would set his side up nicely for the return game in Spain in two weeks' time.[report] |
| ANDRADE EXPECTING GLORY Deportivo defender Jorge Andrade said his team must produce a replicate the display which knocked out AC Milan when they meet Porto in the semi-finals.[report] |
| BLUES STUNNED BY 10-MAN MONACO Ten-man Monaco will travel to Stamford Bridge as favourites to reach the UEFA Champions League final after edging out Chelsea 3-1 at Stade Louis II on Tuesday night.[report] |
| IBERIAN TIE REMAINS UP FOR GRABS The Champions League semi-final between Porto and Deportivo La Coruna remains wide open after an unattractive first-leg draw in the Stadio Dragao on Wednesday night.Both sides lacked invention in the opening half with only Alberto Luque demonstrating real attacking intent.[report] |
| MOURINHO FURY AFTER DRAW Porto coach Jose Mourinho was bitterly disappointed with Deportivo La Coruna's approach in the Champions League semi-final first leg stalemate. The game ended 0-0 and Mourinho said: "I think in the whole game there was about 45 minutes of football.[report] |
| DERLEI RETURNS TO SEND PORTO THROUGH Porto reached the Champions League final with a 1-0 semi-final, second leg victory over Deportivo La Coruna on Tuesday night. Brazilian striker Derlei, recalled to the competition after a five-month injury lay-off, converted a 59th-minute penalty to decide the tie.[report] |
| MONACO END CHELSEA DREAM Chelsea's Champions League dream ended in semi-final agony as they were eliminated by French side Monaco on Wednesday night.Claudio Ranieri's side went into their second leg at Stamford Bridge 3-1 down from the first leg.[report] |
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| Champions League Quarter-finals 23/03/2004 // 7/04/04 FC Porto 2 - 0 Lyon 2 - 2 FC Porto AC Milan 4 - 1 Deportivo La Coruna 4 - 0 AC Milan 24/03/2004 // 6/04/2004 Real Madrid 4 - 2 Monaco 3 - 1 Real Madrid Chelsea 1 - 1 Arsenal 1 - 2 Chelsea |
| Uefa Champions League Quarter Finals 2003 - 2004 |
| AC MILAN 4 - 1 DEPORTIVO AC Milan plundered four goals in a remarkable eight-minute spell to close in on the Champions League semi-finals. Walter Pandiani's bullet header gave Deportivo a shock lead but Kaka levelled it on the stroke of half-time.[report] |
| PORTO 2 - 0 LYON A goal in each half enabled Porto to take a healthy lead into the second leg of the Champions League quarter-final against Lyon. Porto went ahead just before the break when Carlos Alberto's cross was driven back across the goal by Benni McCarthy and turned in by Deco's thigh [report] |
| BERGKAMP SET TO START Claudio Ranieri has confirmed that Marco Ambrosio will continue in goal for Chelsea in the Champions League quarter-final first leg clash with Arsenal on Wednesday.[report] |
| RONALDO SET TO RETURN Real Madrid coach Carlos Queiroz will be hoping his side get their season back on track when they take on Monaco in the quarter-finals of the Champions League on Wednesday.[report] |
| RANIERI: WE'RE STILL ALIVE Claudio Ranieri insisted the Champions League quarter-final tie is not over yet, despite seeing his Chelsea team held to a 1-1 draw by Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.[report] |
| MADRID TRIUMPH IN THRILLER Real Madrid moved a step closer to the semi-finals of the Champions League when they beat Monaco 4-2 in a pulsating match at the Bernabeu.[report] |
| GUNNERS SHOT DOWN BY BATTLING BLUES Wayne Bridge proved to be Chelsea's Champions League hero as his late goal sealed a 2-1 second-leg win over Arsenal in the quarter-finals at Highbury.After the London rivals tied 1-1 in the first leg at Stamford Bridge, there was everything to play for.[report] |
| GIULY INSPIRES MONACO TRIUMPH Monaco reached the Champions League semi-final after beating Real Madrid 3-1 in an incredible match that meant Didier Deschamps progressed courtesy of the away goals rule after a 5-5 aggregate result.[report] |
| ANDRADE HAILS 'MAGNIFICENT' DEPOR Jorge Andrade described Deportivo La Coruna as "magnificent" after they produced the shock result which surpassed even Monaco's victory over Real Madrid by knocking holders AC Milan out of the Champions League.[report] |
| PORTO SET SIGHTS ON FINAL Porto boss Jose Mourinho backed his team to reach the Champions League final and striker Benni McCarthy declared the title up for grabs after the Portuguese side secured a 4-2 aggregate win over Lyon to advance into the last four.[report] |