Porto power show sends Hamburg crashing out

PORTO have thrown Champions League Group G wide open as they notched up an impressive 3-1 victory in Hamburg to boost their chances of qualification and end any lingering hopes that the German side still had.

Porto power show sends Hamburg crashing out
Thu, 02 Nov, 2006 - 00:00

Captain Lucho Gonzalez opened the scoring for the away side with a magnificent 25-yard volley just on the stroke of half-time.

Lisandro Lopez added a second for the visitors on the hour mark.

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