Villarreal vs FC Porto Live
Date/Time: May 5, 2011, 3:05pm
Competition: UEFA Europa League
Live/Repeat: Live
Venue: Camp El Madrigal (Villarreal)
Villarreal vs FC Porto Live Streams and TV Channels
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Villarreal vs FC Porto Match Preview
FC Porto look set to secure an all-Portuguese UEFA Europa League Final as they travel to Villarreal defending a 5-1 aggregate lead in the semi-final second leg.
Villarreal took a first leg lead but were then buried beneath a Fredy Guarin strike and a four goal wonder show from Colombian goal machine Falcao.
Villarreal striker Nilmar has been a star performer in the tournament so far and is not ready to concede defeat just yet. The Brazilian told UEFA.com his team have a chance “to make history” ahead of the second leg, and he also explained that “in football anything can happen and we must go out and create as many chances as we can.”
Any hope that Porto will lose focus ahead of the second leg appear to have been squashed by Falcao, who responded to his four goal haul by proclaiming “I’m not done yet.” The tournaments leading goal scorer also told the official UEFA website that “despite this big win, we have to remain focused and calm because there’s a second game to come and it will be difficult for sure.”
Date/Time: May 5, 2011, 3:05pm
Competition: UEFA Europa League
Live/Repeat: Live
Venue: Camp El Madrigal (Villarreal)
Villarreal vs FC Porto Live Streams and TV Channels
Country: Channels
USA DirecTV Soccer, Gol TV
Other Countries: Channels
Australia ESPN Australia
Austria Sky Sport 1 Germany
Brazil ESPN HD Brasil
Germany Sky Sport 1 Germany
Ireland Setanta Sports Ireland
Villarreal vs FC Porto Match Preview
FC Porto look set to secure an all-Portuguese UEFA Europa League Final as they travel to Villarreal defending a 5-1 aggregate lead in the semi-final second leg.
Villarreal took a first leg lead but were then buried beneath a Fredy Guarin strike and a four goal wonder show from Colombian goal machine Falcao.
Villarreal striker Nilmar has been a star performer in the tournament so far and is not ready to concede defeat just yet. The Brazilian told UEFA.com his team have a chance “to make history” ahead of the second leg, and he also explained that “in football anything can happen and we must go out and create as many chances as we can.”
Any hope that Porto will lose focus ahead of the second leg appear to have been squashed by Falcao, who responded to his four goal haul by proclaiming “I’m not done yet.” The tournaments leading goal scorer also told the official UEFA website that “despite this big win, we have to remain focused and calm because there’s a second game to come and it will be difficult for sure.”
