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AC Milan cruise past Austria Vienna

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Silva hat trick inspires Milan rout

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Dzeko at the double as Roma win in Vienna

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Europa: Zlatan lifts United, Inter fall again

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Zenit progress despite heavy defeat

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Porto dealt qualification blow

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Atletico make knockout stages

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Diego Costa at the double

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Zenit share points with Vienna

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Lucho strike enough for Porto

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Lucho makes captain's contribution

Sources: Palmer-Brown on verge of Serie A move

Jeggo looking to force his way into Australia's midfield

NYCFC signs Tajouri from Austria Vienna

AC Milan cruise past Austria Vienna

Silva hat trick inspires Milan rout

Man City sign striker Kayode, loan him out

City near deal for striker Kayode - sources

Dzeko at the double as Roma win in Vienna

Austria Vienna v AS Roma: Preview

Europa: Zlatan lifts United, Inter fall again

Zenit progress despite heavy defeat

Porto dealt qualification blow

Atletico make knockout stages

Diego Costa at the double

Zenit share points with Vienna

Lucho strike enough for Porto

Lucho makes captain's contribution

Dinamo Zagreb 0-0 Austria Vienna

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United States player Erik Palmer-Brown shown here playing for Austria Wien.

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Zenit St Petersburg lurched into the knockout stages of the Champions League as Atletico Madrid's defeat of Porto rendered the Russian side's 4-1 loss at Austria Vienna meaningless.

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Porto's hopes of reaching the Champions League knockout stages were dealt a major blow as they could only draw 1-1 at home to Austria Vienna.

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Atletico Madrid booked their place in the last 16 of the Champions League with a resounding win over group minnows Austria Vienna.

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#INSERT type:image caption:Atletico Madrid ran riot once more. END# Diego Costa scored twice as Atletico Madrid maintained their perfect record in Champions League Group G with victory over Austria Vienna. Costa, the Brazil-born striker who is being courted by Spain, netted in each half of the 3-0 success, which was kick-started by Raul Garcia's 20th-minute opener. While Diego Simeone's side now have a maximum of nine points, the hosts are struggling with just one from their first three games. Atletico started aggressively with Juanfran striking from 25 yards and drawing an early save from Heinz Lindner. The goalkeeper was unable to stop his side going behind after just eight minutes when Koke's clever pass released Luis Felipe and caught the home defence cold. Felipe played the ball across goal for the advancing Garcia, who completed a straightforward finish. Vienna's task got even harder just before the quarter-hour mark when leading striker Marko Stankovic pulled up with a recurrence of his recent calf trouble and was forced out of the game. Roman Kienast replaced him in attack but Atletico were doing most of the pressing. The game seemed to be Atletico's for the taking and Costa grabbed the initiative in the 20th minute. He picked the ball up close to halfway, raced towards the final third and got clear of his man before finishing calmly as Lindner came to meet him. The striker was off target at his next attempt, 10 minutes from the interval, after a delicate build-up between Felipe and Koke gave him room to shoot. Hosiner almost halved the deficit with Vienna's first chance, clattering the woodwork with a back-post volley, but the visitors went in 2-0 up. Costa made extended that eight minutes into after the restart, substitute Emiliano Insua breaking down the left before teeing up his team-mate's second of the night. There was no time for a hat-trick as Costa made way on the hour mark. Koke nearly added to the tally direct from a corner when his curled effort deceived Lindner and hit the post. Atletico might have increased their lead with better finishing in the closing stages but they appeared content to close out an impressive victory.

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#INSERT type:image caption: Marin Leovac tackles Hulk END# Zenit St Petersburg and Austria Vienna picked up their first points in this season's Champions League with a goalless draw in Russia.The home side had the better chances overall but were hurt by the sending off of Alex Witsel just before half-time and could not find the breakthrough.The result is a blow to Zenit's hopes of making it out of Group G, with Atletico Madrid and Porto still to visit the Stadion Petrovski.Vienna went into the match in poor form and in the midst of an injury crisis and they were almost behind in the 12th minute.Hulk unleashed a shot from the edge of the area that was misjudged by goalkeeper Heinz Lindner, who scrambled it against a post.The visitors reacted well and from a counter-attack two minutes later Daniel Royer forced Yuri Lodygin into a diving save, with Philipp Hosiner unable to seize on the rebound.Hulk looked the man most likely to score for the Russian league leaders and Lindner did well to push the ball behind for a corner when the Brazilian produced a powerful shot on the turn from the centre of the box.Linder looked beaten in the 27th minute when Nicolas Lombaerts headed towards goal but Christian Ramsebner cleared the danger.Moments later Ramsebner was in action at the other end when Lodygin came flying out of goal to clear a corner but the Vienna man's effort was blocked by Danny.The hosts continued to look the more threatening and in the 33rd minute Hulk and Aleksandr Kerzhakov broke towards goal but the latter sliced his shot wide when he should have done much better.Eight minutes later it was Vienna's turn to hit the woodwork as Hosiner drove at the Zenit defence after they had given the ball away and his low shot clipped a post.A minute before half-time the hosts were reduced to 10 men when Witsel was shown a straight red card for a sliding challenge on Florian Mader in what appeared a very harsh decision.The numerical deficit did not stop Zenit threatening the Vienna goal in the second half, but neither they nor the Austrians could find a breakthrough.Lindner saved from Danny in the 55th minute while Hulk's last effort was a late free-kick that was straight at the keeper.Vienna struggled to turn promising positions into chances, with Mader and Thomas Murg shooting off target.

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Lucho Gonzalez scored the only goal of the night as Porto won 1-0 and ensured Austria Vienna's debut in the Champions League group stage ended in a narrow defeat.Gonzalez found the target 10 minutes into the second half as Porto made the perfect start to their Group G campaign.Hosts Vienna had their moments at the Ernst Happel Stadium, with Marko Stankovic unlucky to see his second-half header hit the post, but better will be needed if they are to avoid becoming also-rans in a group also containing Atletico Madrid and Zenit St Petersburg.Porto had the best of what chances there were in an uneventful first 45 minutes, and just 80 seconds were on the clock when they forced Heinz Lindner into a good save from Francisco Fernando's volley.With 28 minutes gone Jackson Martinez spurned a glorious chance to put the visitors in front when he flashed wide from six yards.Vienna, who earned their maiden group stage appearance after a tense play-off win over Dinamo Zagreb, enjoyed good spells of possession in the first period but lacked a killer ball in the final third and were too often reduced to optimistic efforts from distance.The hosts still looked toothless after emerging from the break and Porto's greater threat eventually told on 55 minutes when Danilo picked out Gonzalez and his low shot from the edge of the area flashed beyond Lindner.Goaded into life, Vienna almost got level within two minutes with their first clear-cut chance but Stankovic's header from Fabian Koch's free-kick came back off a post.With an hour gone Philipp Hosiner also went close for the hosts when he unleashed a shot from 18 yards but Helton made a good save.That brief flurry marked the high point of Vienna's attacking threat, and Porto had little trouble seeing out the remaining half hour.

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#INSERT type:image caption: Skipper Lucho Gonzalez led by example with Porto's winner against Austria Vienna. END# Lucho Gonzalez scored the only goal of the night as Porto ensured Austria Vienna's debut in the Champions League group stage ended in a narrow defeat. Gonzalez found the target 10 minutes into the second half as Porto made the perfect start to their Group G campaign. Hosts Vienna had their moments at the Ernst Happel Stadium, with Marko Stankovic unlucky to see his second-half header hit the post, but better will be needed if they are to avoid becoming also-rans in a group also containing Atletico Madrid and Zenit St Petersburg. Porto had the best of what chances there were in an uneventful first 45 minutes, and just 80 seconds were on the clock when they forced Heinz Lindner into a good save from Francisco Fernando's volley. With 28 minutes gone Jackson Martinez spurned a glorious chance to put the visitors in front when he flashed wide from six yards. Vienna, who earned their maiden group stage appearance after a tense play-off win over Dinamo Zagreb, enjoyed good spells of possession in the first period but lacked a killer ball in the final third and were too often reduced to optimistic efforts from distance. The hosts still looked toothless after emerging from the break and Porto's greater threat eventually told on 55 minutes when Danilo picked out Gonzalez and his low shot from the edge of the area flashed beyond Lindner. Goaded into life, Vienna almost got level within two minutes with their first clear-cut chance but Stankovic's header from Fabian Koch's free-kick came back off a post. With an hour gone Philipp Hosiner also went close for the hosts when he unleashed a shot from 18 yards but Helton made a good save. That brief flurry marked the high point of Vienna's attacking threat, and Porto had little trouble seeing out the remaining half hour.

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