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Northwood_DK · 05-21-2005, 02:56 AM

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Date: 8 / 7 / 2007
Sources: Brøndby IF web page
Headline: Today’s results
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BIF Cup 3rd place game:
Monaco – FC Barcelona 0-0p / (0-0)
The match for 3rd place was not much to see. The two teams took it as a light training and finished without any of the teams was able to score. In the following penalty shootout Monaco showed most skills and took home 3rd place in the BIF Cup in front of Barcelona.

BIF Cup Final:
Brøndby – Chelsea 0-0p / (0-0)
A stunning 31.717 showed up to watch the final between Brøndby and Chelsea. That’s just 20 persons short of the stadium record set back in 2006 when Brøndby played FC København for the title. It was a close match with chances to score the deciding goal for both teams. Eidur Gudjohnsen had the biggest chances for Chelsea and for Brøndby Peter Grandlund came closest. After 90 minutes the match was still tied at 0-0 and penalty’s was needed. No less then 9 players from each team was needed before Andreas Hinkel was able to decide the game to Chelsea’s advantage.
Brøndby Game MVP: GK Dimitar Dimitrov (rating: 8)

05-21-2005, 02:56 AM	#9
Northwood_DK College Benchwarmer Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Back in Norway	------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: 8 / 7 / 2007 Sources: Brøndby IF web page Headline: Today’s results ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIF Cup 3rd place game: Monaco – FC Barcelona 0-0p / (0-0) The match for 3rd place was not much to see. The two teams took it as a light training and finished without any of the teams was able to score. In the following penalty shootout Monaco showed most skills and took home 3rd place in the BIF Cup in front of Barcelona. BIF Cup Final: Brøndby – Chelsea 0-0p / (0-0) A stunning 31.717 showed up to watch the final between Brøndby and Chelsea. That’s just 20 persons short of the stadium record set back in 2006 when Brøndby played FC København for the title. It was a close match with chances to score the deciding goal for both teams. Eidur Gudjohnsen had the biggest chances for Chelsea and for Brøndby Peter Grandlund came closest. After 90 minutes the match was still tied at 0-0 and penalty’s was needed. No less then 9 players from each team was needed before Andreas Hinkel was able to decide the game to Chelsea’s advantage. Brøndby Game MVP: GK Dimitar Dimitrov (rating: 8) Last edited by Northwood_DK : 05-21-2005 at 03:09 AM.