Bordeaux lose perfect record in UEFA Cup

Bordeaux lost their 100% record in the tournament as a last-minute goal saw them defeated 2-1 in Anderlecht.

Bordeaux lose perfect record in UEFA Cup
Wed, 13 Feb, 2008 - 23:48

Bordeaux lost their 100% record in the tournament as a last-minute goal saw them defeated 2-1 in Anderlecht.

Mbo Mpenza scored the injury-time winner as the Belgians came from behind after Jan Polak equalised Ferreira Jussie’s opener.

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