CSKA Moskova-Trabzonspor CL 3. Match

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Trabzonspor AŞ have begun their first UEFA Champions League campaign in fine style with four points from their
first two games and the unexpected leaders of Group B will be seeking to maintain their unbeaten record on matchday
three when they face PFC CSKA Moskva.
• The Russian side have had to recover from a two-goal deficit in both their games. At LOSC Lille Métropole on 14
September they had Seydou Doumbia to thank for rescuing a point with two goals inside the final 18 minutes.
• In the second round of matches FC Internazionale Milano established a 2-0 lead in the Luzhniki Stadium before
Alan Dzagoev's free-kick and Vágner Love's goal appeared to have earned CSKA another point. However, Inter had
the last word through substitute Mauro Zárate.
• Trabzonspor earned their 1-1 draw against Lille through Gustavo Colman's second-half penalty, awarded after Adrian
Mierzejewski's cross had been handled. That cancelled out Moussa Sow's clinical finish for the visitors on the half-hour.
• Their first ever appearance in the competition produced a dream outcome for the Turkish team as Ondřej Čelůstka
stunned 2010 European champions Inter with a goal 14 minutes from time in San Siro on matchday one to give Şenol
Güneş's men a famous victory.
Match background
• The teams are meeting for the first time and Trabzonspor have never faced Russian opponents but CSKA only have
to go back two seasons for their last fixture against Turkish visitors, beating Beşiktaş JK home and away in the UEFA
Champions League group stage. Evgeni Aldonin scored for CSKA in stoppage time to gain a 2-1 away victory on 8
December 2009 after the home game on 30 September had produced the same scoreline in favour of the Russian
club, Dzagoev notching the opening goal.
• The Moscow side's other UEFA Champions League home game against visitors from Turkey brought a 2-2 draw
with Fenerbahçe SK in the 2007/08 group stage with Igor Akinfeev in goal for the subsequent 3-1 away defeat.
• In the 1971/72 European Champion Clubs' Cup first round CSKA beat Galatasaray AŞ 3-0 at home to complete a
4-1 aggregate success.
• In that 2007/08 campaign, CSKA took just one point from their three home matches while two years later they won
two home games in the group, losing the other. In the 2009/10 knockout rounds they drew 1-1 with Sevilla FC at home
and lost the quarter-final home leg against Inter 1-0.
Team ties
• Róbert Vittek scored Slovakia's equaliser in Moscow against Russia in a 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifier. The game,
which ended 1-1, was played at the Dynamo Stadium on 4 September 2004.
• Tomáš Necid and Čelůstka played together at SK Slavia Praha.
• Didier Zokora and Doumbia are both Ivory Coast internationals.
• Zokora faced CSKA in the 2009/10 UEFA Champions League round of 16 while at Sevilla. His team earned a 1-1
draw in Moscow, CSKA winning the second leg 2-1.
• Both Vágner Love and Paulo Henrique spent part of 2010 in Brazil. Love played for CR Flamengo and scored the
only goal against Paulo Henrique's SE Palmeiras on 2 June 2010, although Henrique did not feature.
• Marek Sapara faced CSKA in a 2006/07 UEFA Champions League third qualifying round encounter while with MFK
Ružomberok. CSKA won 5-0 on aggregate, Love scoring in both games.
• Necid scored both goals for the Czech Republic in a 2-0 victory against Turkey in a UEFA European Under-19
Championship qualifying encounter on 5 November 2006. Onur Kıvrak was an unused substitute for Turkey.
• Necid was in the senior Czech team beaten 2-1 by Turkey in a friendly international on 22 May 2010.

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CSKA
UEFA milestones
• None
UEFA Champions League statistics
• None
Latest domestic information
• Saturday 15 October: PFC CSKA Moskva 2-2 FC Terek Grozny (Vágner Love 39, Doumbia 47; Pavlenko 67,
Maurício 68)
Gabulov; Šemberas, Ignashevich, A Berezutski, Fedotov; Rahimić, Mamaev, Dzagoev, Tošić (Cauņa 81); Doumbia,
Vágner Love
• Without the suspended Kirill Nababkin, Vasili Berezutski and Evgeni Aldonin, CSKA were held for the sixth time in
ten league fixtures; they have won just twice during that run. Defender Semen Fedotov, 19, made his top-flight debut.
• Seydou Doumbia has scored eight goals in his last nine CSKA appearances.
• Seven points clear atop the Premier-Liga on 25 July, CSKA are now two adrift of leaders FC Zenit St Petersburg.
• Goalkeeper Vladimir Gabulov, who played for CSKA between 2004 and 2006, has started the Army Men's last six
games. He made the first appearance of his second spell on matchday one having returned on loan from FC Anzhi
Makhachkala over the summer to provide backup for the injured Igor Akinfeev.
Injury news
• Georgi Schennikov was an unused substitute on Saturday on his return from an ankle injury that had kept him out
since 6 June.
• Sekou Oliseh is set to miss both fixtures against Trabzonspor after suffering a hamstring injury in training last week.
• Akinfeev is unlikely to play again this year after damaging cruciate ligaments in his left knee during CSKA's 2-2 draw
at FC Spartak Moskva on 28 August.
• Keisuke Honda was ruled out for three months after injuring his right knee in the same game. Tomáš Necid (knee,
10 June) and Mark González (hip, 30 April) are long-term absentees.
• Viktor Vasin, who is yet to make his competitive debut for CSKA after suffering a cruciate ligament injury shortly
following his arrival at the club at the start of 2011, returned to training on 10 October.
International duty
• Alan Dzagoev scored the only goal in Russia's 1-0 win against Slovakia on 7 October and then found the net twice
in the 6-0 triumph over Andorra which booked a UEFA EURO 2012 finals berth last Tuesday. Sergei Ignashevich also
struck against Andorra.
• Elvir Rahimić was in action for Bosnia and Herzegovina, starting both games as a 5-0 victory over Luxembourg and
1-1 draw in France earned a play-off tie; they will face Portugal next month.
• Zoran Tošić played in both Serbia's 1-1 draw with Italy and the 1-0 defeat in Slovenia that ended their play-off hopes.
Trabzonspor
UEFA milestones
• None
UEFA Champions League statistics
• Trabzonspor had three shots on goal in the first two matches, the competition's lowest total.
• Coach Şenol Güneş has completed a two-match suspension while Burak Yılmaz serves the last of a three-game
ban on matchday three. Alanzinho will incur a suspension with his next booking.
Latest domestic information
• Friday 14 October: Trabzonspor AŞ 3-2 MKE Ankaragücü (Paweł Brożek 38, Čelůstka 66, Burak 79; Şahin 19,
Weeks 63)
Tolga; Serkan Balcı, Mustafa Yumlu, Giray Kaçar, Čelůstka; Colman, Zokora, Volkan Şen (Sapara 68); Mierzejewski
(Čech 85); Burak, Paweł Brożek (Alanzinho 60)

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• Ondřej Čelůstka scored his first league goal for the club as Trabzonspor extended their unbeaten run to five games
in all competitions.
• Burak, Trabzonpor's 19-goal top scorer last season, had got all seven of Trabzonspor's 2011/12 league goals before
Friday.
• Trabzonspor's 16-match unbeaten league run ended when they lost 1-0 at home to İstanbul BB SK on 17 September.
• The Black Sea outfit have conceded a goal from the 85th minute onwards in three of their six top-flight encounters
this term, costing them five points.
• The trip to Moscow comes in the midst of six matches in 20 days for Trabzonspor, concluding with the return fixture
on matchday four on 2 November.
Injury news
• Tolga Zengin was forced to withdraw from Turkey duty with a knee injury but returned to start against Ankaragücü.
Arkadiusz Głowacki was not risked on Friday because of an undisclosed knock.
• Tayfun Cora and Onur Kıvrak have not featured this season because of cruciate ligament problems though Tayfun
was an unused substitute on Friday and Onur has resumed training.
• Paulo Henrique underwent knee surgery on 3 October and is expected to be out for around a month. Róbert Vittek
(torn knee ligaments, out since 17 September) and Barış Ataş (torn hamstring, 2 September) are also out of action.
International duty
• Burak scored the winner as Turkey beat Azerbaijan 1-0 last Tuesday to book a place in the UEFA EURO 2012
play-offs, where they will play Croatia.
• Didier Zokora started on 9 October as the Ivory Coast defeated Benin 2-1 to clinch a 2012 Africa Cup of Nations
place with a 100% qualifying record.
Miscellaneous
• Halil Altıntop was an unused substitute on Friday having recently returned from visiting his wife and newborn son.
• Mustafa Yumlu has signed a five-year contract extension, tying him to the club until 2016.

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PFC CSKA Moskva
Current season All-time
QUAL UCL League UCL UEFA
No. Player Nat. DoB Age D Pld Gls Pld Gls Pld Gls Pld Gls Pld Gls
Goalkeepers
1 Sergei Chepchugov RUS 15/07/85 26 - - - - - 2 - - - 8 -
30 Vladimir Gabulov RUS 19/10/83 27 - - - 2 - 4 - 2 - 6 -
35 Igor Akinfeev RUS 08/04/86 25 - - - - - 22 - 25 - 71 -
38 Vyacheslav Isupov RUS 16/01/93 18 - - - - - - - - - - -
95 Sergei Revyakin RUS 02/04/95 16 - - - - - - - - - - -
Defenders
2 Deividas Šemberas LTU 02/08/78 33 - - - 1 - 20 - 26 - 80 -
4 Sergei Ignashevich RUS 14/07/79 32 - - - 2 - 27 5 49 2 98 9
5 Viktor Vasin RUS 06/10/88 23 - - - - - - - - - - -
6 Aleksei Berezutski RUS 20/06/82 29 - - - 2 - 23 - 29 - 70 2
14 Kirill Nababkin RUS 08/09/86 25 - - - 2 - 23 - 2 - 14 -
15 Chidi Odiah NGA 17/12/83 27 - - - - - 3 - 10 - 42 1
24 Vasili Berezutski RUS 20/06/82 29 - - - 2 - 26 - 26 1 66 3
42 Georgi Schennikov RUS 27/04/91 20 - - - - - 6 - 10 - 27 -
59 Semen Fedotov RUS 02/03/92 19 - - - - - 1 - - - 1 -
Midfielders
7 Keisuke Honda JPN 13/06/86 25 - - - - - 18 7 4 1 12 2
10 Alan Dzagoev RUS 17/06/90 21 - - - 2 1 23 3 10 4 31 9
11 Mark González CHI 10/07/84 27 - - - - - 5 2 11 1 21 4
17 Pavel Mamaev RUS 17/09/88 23 - - - 2 - 21 1 13 - 30 -
19 Aleksandrs Cauņa LVA 19/01/88 23 - - - 1 - 10 - 1 - 8 -
21 Zoran Tošić SRB 28/04/87 24 - - - 2 - 22 3 2 - 21 6
22 Evgeni Aldonin RUS 22/01/80 31 - - - 2 - 18 - 26 1 61 2
25 Elvir Rahimić BIH 04/04/76 35 - - - - - 10 - 25 - 64 -
26 Sekou Oliseh LBR 05/06/90 21 - - - 2 - 25 - 3 - 12 1
48 Artem Popov RUS 30/08/92 19 - - - - - 1 - - - - -
49 Aleksandr Vasilyev RUS 23/01/92 19 - - - - - - - - - 1 -
Forwards
8 Seydou Doumbia CIV 31/12/87 23 - - - 2 2 25 16 2 2 14 11
9 Vágner Love BRA 11/06/84 27 - - - 2 1 22 6 16 5 54 30
61 Serder Serderov RUS 10/03/94 17 - - - - - - - - - - -
89 Tomáš Necid CZE 13/08/89 22 - - - - - 11 3 12 2 33 8
Coach
- Leonid Slutski RUS 04/05/71 40 - - - 2 - - - 9 - 27 -

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PFC CSKA Moskva: Leonid Slutski
Date of birth: 4 May 1971
Nationality: Russian
Playing career: FC Zvezda Gorodische
Coaching career: FC Olimpia Volgograd, FC Uralan Elista, FC Moskva, PFC Krylya Sovetov Samara, PFC CSKA
Moskva
• Started playing career as a goalkeeper with Volgograd regional team Zvezda Gorodishche, but suffered a severe
injury after falling from a tree and was forced to hang up his gloves after just 13 matches.
• Began coaching career in youth football at Olimpia Volgograd. From 2002 to 2004 he worked at Uralan Elista where
he was promoted to head coach following the club's top-flight relegation.
• Took the reins at Moskva reserves in 2004 and replaced Valeri Petrakov as the club's head coach the following
summer. Under Slutski, Moskva finished fifth in 2005 and sixth in 2006 before attaining a record-high fourth position
in 2007.
• After a spell at Krylya, guiding them into Europe, he signed a three-year contract with CSKA Moskva in October
2009, replacing Juande Ramos. That December he led CSKA to the UEFA Champions League knockout stages for
the first time before quarter-final elimination by FC Internazionale Milano.
• Twelve months later CSKA's UEFA Europa League campaign was similarly ended by the eventual winners, FC
Porto, but May brought consolation in the form of the Russian Cup – Slutski's first major trophy.
Trabzonspor AŞ: Şenol Güneş
Date of birth: 1 June 1952
Nationality: Turkish
Playing career: Sebat Gençlik, Trabzonspor AŞ
Coaching career: Trabzonspor AŞ (four times), Boluspor, İstanbulspor, Antalyaspor, Sakaryaspor, Turkey, FC Seoul
• Born in the Black Sea port of Trabzon, Günes became a legendary figure at his local club, keeping goal in the
Trabzonspor side that won the Turkish league title six times – and the Turkish Cup three times – during his 15-year
spell from 1972-87; also won 31 caps for Turkey, captaining the team on five occasions.
• Made the natural transition from player to coach at Trabzonspor after hanging up his gloves, moving up swiftly from
assistant to head coach; rejoined the club after spells with Boluspor and İstanbulspor, leading the team from 1993 to
1997, claiming the Turkish Cup in 1995 and a league runners-up spot in 1996.
• After brief spells with Antalyaspor and Sakaryaspor he was appointed Turkish national team coach in 2000 and
proved an immediate hit, leading the country not only to their first FIFA World Cup finals in 48 years but all the way
to the semi-finals, and third place, of the 2002 tournament in Korea/Japan.
• Left Turkey job after failure to qualify for UEFA EURO 2004 and returned to Trabzonspor but reign was brief and he
later resurfaced in Korea Republic – the scene of his greatest triumph – with FC Seoul.
• Returned to Trabzonspor for the fourth time in December 2009 and led club to Turkish Cup and Super Cup triumph
the following year, Trabzonspor then finishing second in the 2010/11 Süper Lig.

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• Born in Consett, County Durham, Mark Clattenburg trained as an electrician but refereeing has long been his focus.
He started out in 1990 aged 15, and by 2006 had been promoted to the FIFA list.
• Clattenburg stepped up to the Football League in 1999, initially as an assistant before becoming a referee the
following year. Joined the Premier League in 2004, by which stage he had been involved in European competition
for several years, acting as fourth official in four matches at the 2001 UEFA European Under-16 Championship.
• Held the same role in four UEFA Champions League and one UEFA Cup game in 2005/06, going on to feature
frequently as a fourth official in the former competition over the seasons that followed. Also given regular assignments
as a referee in the UEFA Cup and UEFA Europa League.
• The referee for one UEFA EURO 2008 qualifer – acting as a fourth official in three more – Clattenburg took charge
of qualifying fixtures in both the UEFA European Under-21 and Under-19 Championships in 2006/07.
• Now based in Newcastle, he was referee for three UEFA Europa League games in 2009/10, working as fourth official
in three UEFA Champions League matches. His group stage debut in the latter competition came on matchday four
of 2010/11 when AJ Auxerre took on AFC Ajax and he finished the season with four matches at the FIFA U-20 World
Cup, including Brazil's 2-0 semi-final defeat of Mexico.
UEFA Champions League matches involving teams from the two countries involved in this match
No matches found
Other matches involving teams from either of the two countries involved in this match
Date Competition Stage Home Away Result Venue
16/07/06 UIC R3 Hertha BSC Berlin FC Moskva 0-0 Berlin
25/10/07 UCUP GS FC Lokomotiv Moskva Club Atlético de Madrid 3-3 Moscow
19/08/10 UCUP PO Galatasaray AŞ FC Karpaty Lviv 2-2 Istanbul
10/03/11 UCUP R16 FC Twente FC Zenit St Petersburg 3-0 Enschede

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Trabzonspor AŞ
Formed: 1967
Nickname: Karadeniz Fırtınası (Black Sea Storm), Bordo-Mavililer (Claret-Blues)
UEFA club competition honours (runners-up in brackets)
• None
Domestic honours (most recent triumph in brackets)
League titles: 6 (1984)
Turkish Cup: 8 (2010)
Ten-year European record (UEFA Champions League unless indicated otherwise)
2010/11: UEFA Europa League play-offs
2009/10: UEFA Europa League play-offs
2008/09: did not take part in UEFA competition
2007/08: did not take part in UEFA competition
2006/07: UEFA Cup first round (having qualified from UEFA Intertoto Cup)
2005/06: second qualifying round
2004/05: UEFA Cup first round (having transferred from UEFA Champions League third qualifying round)
2003/04: UEFA Cup first round
2002/03: did not take part in UEFA competition
2001/02: did not take part in UEFA competition
Records
UEFA club competition
• Biggest home win
6-0: Trabzonspor v KS Vllaznia
08/07/07, UEFA Intertoto Cup second round first leg
• Biggest away win
0-4: KS Vllaznia v Trabzonspor
14/07/07, UEFA Intertoto Cup second round second leg
• Heaviest home defeat
0-3: Trabzonspor v 1. FC Kaiserslautern
29/09/82, UEFA Cup first round second leg
• Heaviest away defeat
7-2: FC Barcelona v Trabzonspor
03/10/90, UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup first round second leg
UEFA Champions League (group stage to final)
• Biggest home win
N/A
• Biggest away win
0-1: FC Internazionale Milano v Trabzonspor
14/09/11, group stage
• Heaviest home defeat
N/A
• Heaviest away defeat
N/A

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PFC CSKA Moskva
Formed: 1911
Nickname: Armeytsi (Army Men)
UEFA club competition honours (runners-up in brackets)
• UEFA Cup (1): 2005
• UEFA Super Cup: (2005)
Domestic honours (most recent triumph in brackets)
League title: 10 (2006)
USSR/Russian Cup: 11 (2011)
Ten-year European record (UEFA Champions League unless indicated otherwise)
2010/11: UEFA Europa League round of 16
2009/10: quarter-finals
2008/09: UEFA Cup round of 16
2007/08: group stage
2006/07: UEFA Cup round of 32 (having transferred from UEFA Champions League group stage)
2005/06: UEFA Cup group stage
2004/05: UEFA Cup winners (having transferred from UEFA Champions League group stage)
2003/04: second qualifying round
2002/03: UEFA Cup first round
2001/02: did not take part in UEFA club competition
Records
UEFA club competition
• Biggest home win
5-1: CSKA v FC Lausanne-Sport
02/12/10, UEFA Europa League group stage
4-0: CSKA v Anorthosis Famagusta FC
19/08/10, UEFA Europa League play-off first leg
4-0: CSKA v AJ Auxerre
07/04/05, UEFA Cup quarter-final first leg
• Biggest away win
0-3: US Città di Palermo v CSKA
21/10/10, UEFA Europa League group stage
0-3: FC Lausanne-Sport v CSKA
16/09/10, UEFA Europa League group stage
• Heaviest home defeat
0-2: CSKA v FC Porto
21/11/06, UEFA Champions League group stage
• Heaviest away defeat
6-0: Olympique de Marseille v CSKA
17/03/93, UEFA Champions League group stage
UEFA Champions League (group stage to final only)
• Biggest home win
2-0: CSKA v Paris Saint-Germain FC
29/09/04, group stage
• Biggest away win
1-3: Paris Saint-Germain FC v CSKA
07/12/04, group stage
• Heaviest home defeat
0-2: CSKA v FC Porto (see above for details)
• Heaviest away defeat
6-0: Olympique de Marseille v CSKA (see above for details)