Arsenal beat Roma after a penalty shoot-out decided their Champions League las-16 tie which ended 1-1 on aggregate at Stadio Olimpico. More
- Arsenal have beaten Roma 7-6 on penalties in the highest-scoring shoot-out in Champions League history!
- Max Tonneto misses and Arsenal are through after beating Roma on penalties!
- Diaby scores, with Doni barely moving as his effort goes to the right!
- Riise finishes with aplomb - straight down the middle. Abou Diaby steps up...
- Bacary Sagna scores with real composure to give Riise the nail-biting honours...
- Alberto Aquilani scores by sending Almunia the wrong way! Bacary Sagna is up next...
- Toure scores in unconvincing fashion to make Aquilani step up to the pressure...
- Totti, without a hint of nerves, blasts his shot into his top right corner, with Almunia stationary. Toure steps up...
- Denilson scores with a scuffed shot straight down the middle, but who cares?! Totti must now score...
- Vincenzo Montella performs an audacious skip before side-footing into the bottom corner - real showboating there!
- Samir Nasri steps up, halts his run, then sends Doni the wrong way to give Arsenal a 3-2 lead.
- Julio Baptista steps up and thumps it emphatically into the top corner - what a penalty from the Beast!
- Theo Walcott steps up and scores for Arsenal! It wasn't a good penalty at all, but it sneaks in!
- Vucinic takes a dreadful penalty and Almunia saves easily! Both sides have now missed one.
- Robin Van Persie sends Doni the wrong way with real composure - great penalty from the Dutchman!
- David Pizarro belts his kick to Almunia's right and it's 1-0 Roma - that was a terrific finish.
- Eduardo steps up to take the first Arsenal penalty, and with a huge run-up....he misses!!! It's a very poor effort, straight at Doni's who dives to his right and saves.
120' It's penalties folks! The almost inevitable shoot-out will now take place, with seemingly every player down receiving treatment for cramp.
119' Both sets of players now look to have consigned themselves to the penalty shoot-out, with Spalletti preparing Vincenzo Montella to give them an extra volunteer.
106' The second half of extra-time begins, and Arsenal deserve to be at least on level terms in open play.
105' After a pretty dour first half of extra-time, the score remains 1-1 on aggregate, with a penalty shoot-out looming.
91' Extra-time is underway, and Matteo Brighi makes a crucial challenge on Van Persie, with the Arsenal forward through on goal and about to let fly.
90+3' Rodrigo Taddei has been stretchered off for Roma, with Alberto Aquilani replacing him as the full-time whistle is blown. We have extra-time people!
90+2' Toure has a point-blank chance to win the tie for Arsenal with a header from close range which goes wide of the post from Nasri's cross.
88' Motta is booked after a lengthy delay, and it is difficult to know for which incident, but the wide man has played well this evening.
79' A glorious chance is squandered by Julio Baptista against his former side; the Brazilian was perfectly placed to convert Motta's cross from the right, but slipped when stretching to shoot.
66' David Pizarro is decked out after an accidental collision with Gallas on halfway and is being treated on the pitch.
52' Sagna has a free header inside the box saved by Doni - another good chance for Arsenal which they should have converted.
48' Diaby scythes down Riise with a very ugly challenge and the midfielder is duly shown the yellow card.
46' Arsenal pass the ball around with composure right from the whistle and Robin van Persie wins a dangerous free kick on the right after being fouled by Riise.
45+1' Referee Gonzalez blows for half-time while being pressured by remonstrating Roma players. The home side lead 1-0, with the tie levelled at 1-1; All to play for!
44' Roma have their clamorous appeals for a penalty rejected by referee Mejuto Gonzalez, as Marco Motta looks like he was clipped by Gael Clichy in the box.
40' Nasri finds van Persie from out on the right, but the Dutchman's header sails over the bar after he was left unmarked in the penalty area.
28' David Pizarro is shown the first yellow card of the game by referee Gonzalez for a crude challenge.
27' The goalscorer Juan is forced off after sustaining a knock and Julio Baptista is brought on to replace him.
21' Taddei has two rasping efforts saved by Almunia from down the right wing, before a third shot is fired in by Vucinic as Roma pile on the pressure.
19' Gallas has a free header from six yards out saved by Doni, but the angle was very tight as the defender stole in at the back post.
9' GOAL!!! Juan scores for Roma! Totti drills in a low cross which Gallas and Toure both miss inexplicably, before Taddei leaves the ball through to Juan who scores past Almunia from close range.
1' We're underway at Stadio Olimpico and Robin van Persie has an early attempt at goal, only he knew nothing about it as Juan's header rebounded off his shoulder, and wide.
- First-leg result: Arsenal 1 (Van Persie 37, pen), Roma 0
- Max Tonneto misses and Arsenal are through after beating Roma on penalties!
- Diaby scores, with Doni barely moving as his effort goes to the right!
- Riise finishes with aplomb - straight down the middle. Abou Diaby steps up...
- Bacary Sagna scores with real composure to give Riise the nail-biting honours...
- Alberto Aquilani scores by sending Almunia the wrong way! Bacary Sagna is up next...
- Toure scores in unconvincing fashion to make Aquilani step up to the pressure...
- Totti, without a hint of nerves, blasts his shot into his top right corner, with Almunia stationary. Toure steps up...
- Denilson scores with a scuffed shot straight down the middle, but who cares?! Totti must now score...
- Vincenzo Montella performs an audacious skip before side-footing into the bottom corner - real showboating there!
- Samir Nasri steps up, halts his run, then sends Doni the wrong way to give Arsenal a 3-2 lead.
- Julio Baptista steps up and thumps it emphatically into the top corner - what a penalty from the Beast!
- Theo Walcott steps up and scores for Arsenal! It wasn't a good penalty at all, but it sneaks in!
- Vucinic takes a dreadful penalty and Almunia saves easily! Both sides have now missed one.
- Robin Van Persie sends Doni the wrong way with real composure - great penalty from the Dutchman!
- David Pizarro belts his kick to Almunia's right and it's 1-0 Roma - that was a terrific finish.
- Eduardo steps up to take the first Arsenal penalty, and with a huge run-up....he misses!!! It's a very poor effort, straight at Doni's who dives to his right and saves.
90+2' Toure has a point-blank chance to win the tie for Arsenal with a header from close range which goes wide of the post from Nasri's cross.
79' A glorious chance is squandered by Julio Baptista against his former side; the Brazilian was perfectly placed to convert Motta's cross from the right, but slipped when stretching to shoot.
52' Sagna has a free header inside the box saved by Doni - another good chance for Arsenal which they should have converted.
44' Roma have their clamorous appeals for a penalty rejected by referee Mejuto Gonzalez, as Marco Motta looks like he was clipped by Gael Clichy in the box.
40' Nasri finds van Persie from out on the right, but the Dutchman's header sails over the bar after he was left unmarked in the penalty area.
21' Taddei has two rasping efforts saved by Almunia from down the right wing, before a third shot is fired in by Vucinic as Roma pile on the pressure.
19' Gallas has a free header from six yards out saved by Doni, but the angle was very tight as the defender stole in at the back post.
9' GOAL!!! Juan scores for Roma! Totti drills in a low cross which Gallas and Toure both miss inexplicably, before Taddei leaves the ball through to Juan who scores past Almunia from close range.
- First-leg result: Arsenal 1 (Van Persie 37, pen), Roma 0
RomaManager: Luciano Spalletti
Captain: 10. Francesco Totti
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ArsenalManager: Arsene Wenger
Captain: Kolo Toure
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poooooooooooooooooooooo your a poooooooooooooooooooooooo silly pooooooooooooooooooooooooos i hate you dumb poooooooooooooooooooos silence i keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu long live oliver crommwell

who ever the damn truth is is super g*y and laboca he is from america

Arsenal will win the champions league as we are underestimated. watch out there.

Yeah sorry for insulting your beloved Scotland. Sao paolo?? hah well nevermind, I havenothing against paulistas. later

i prefer sao paolo,goodnight my friend and stop picking on the minnows like scots and maltese

No little jock boy, I support England and Brazil. Scotland?? hahahahahahahah hahahahahahaha no wonder you cry when ENGLISH teams win

hahahahahahah youb really are a dumb little jock. Next time we can converse in Portuguese if you like? Forca Gremio and by the way VAI TE FUDER!

you have italian and brazilian ancestry and you chose to supprt england? must be a hard life

dont cry laboca,your english,its well known your lot know nothing about the game,hence no english managers at any of your top clubs or national side or anywhere in the world....my friend facts dont lie

Yeah I like Italy and Italian football very much as it happens. I have been to a few games in Genoa and Milan. Your right about the Italian ancestry too

You seem to be ashamed of where you come from, so I really think you are from a minnow nation like the other guy who comes from Malta

Why do you say I know ### all about football??? I have a different opinion to you thats all.

and if your mother is from porto alegre,chances are she is from italian ancestory and where do you get laboca name from...and yes brazilians have respect for english football as do any footballing nation pity the english are incapable of showing respect to others in return

well you obviously take after your english father cos you no *&^" all about football my friend

And even some of my Brazillian cousins have a lot of respect for English football.

Oh really? Well my father is English and my mother comes from Porto alegre in Brazil. So which country do you come from again? I guess its Scotland

ah just one more thing laboca im from a country that has won significally more world cups than yours

laboca the italian teams used to win when there was a 3 foreigner rule,do you remember that rule,so i wouldn't say they only won cos of a foreign contingient when two thirds of the team were italian..but i do remember english teams being kicked out by such greats as rotor volgograd,helsinbourg and galatasaray in this era.so what does that tell you,einstein

Aaaaah here he comes again. The man who doesnt want to tell us his nationality. Must be from Luxembourg
