Posted by James Cranford

Another terrific week on World Football Daily where we got you prepped and prepared for a big week of European action. We had the first legs of the semi-finals in both the Champions League and the Europa League this week. We brought you extensive coverage from our top-quality guests who were willing to join us from outside the various stadiums before kick-off.

On Tuesday, we were joined by Italian correspondent, Kris Voakes, who joined us from outside the Giuseppe Meazza to preview the match between Internazionale and FC Barcelona. Inter were able to win the match at home, 3-1, and move ever closer to the final in Madrid in one month?s time. On Wednesday, we were joined by Ben Gladwell, our German correspondent, who previewed the Champions League clash between Bayern Munich and Olympique Lyonnais. Bayern were able to win the match 1-0, thanks to an Arjen Robben strike, even though Franck Ribery was sent-off in the first half (of course, Toulalan was sent-off for Lyon in the second half after committing two bookable offenses). We didn?t stop with the Champions League either, as we brought you outside stadium coverage from the Vicente Calderon Stadium, where Oliver Kay from the Times was able to join us to preview the Europa League match between Atletico Madrid and Liverpool. Atletico won the match 1-0 and will take the aggregate score line advantage back to Anfield next week. Russ Goldman, although this time not from outside a stadium, the Fulham blogger, joined us to talk about his club and their chance at upsetting German side, Hamburg. Tremendous insight from the Fulham man as he may be delighted coming away with a 0-0 draw in Germany.

We were, however, unable to get coverage of the San Jose Earthquakes this time around (no worries though, we plan to get Earthquake coverage later in the season when they take on the LA Galaxy) but always stay tuned to WFD?s coverage of the MLS this season.

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