Ghanaian Players In Europe: UEFA Cup

Udinese 3 - 0 Lens
Di Natale 35 (U), Barreto 61, 82 (U)

Udinese?s revival begins with a confident 3-0 UEFA Cup win over French outfit Lens, their first victory in over a month. .... Paulo Barreto doubled Udinese?s lead in the 61 minute, although Sulley Ali Muntari deserves much of the credit for his counter-attack that sparked the move finalised by the Brazilian?s angled drive. Muntari left the field in the 66min due to injury
Udinese: De Sanctis; Zapata, Natali, Felipe; Zenoni, Obodo, Baronio, Muntari (Tissone 68), Candela; Di Natale (Barreto 55), Rossini (Iaquinta 84)

Brugge 1 - 2 Roma
Vanaudenaerde og 45 (R), Portillo 61 (B), Perrotta 74 (R)

AS Roma won 2-1 at Club Brugge KV to not only establish a considerable advantage in this UEFA Cup Round of 32 tie but further boost confidence ahead of a weekend fixture which could see the Giallorossi equal a long-standing Serie A record.

Roma: Curci; Panucci, Kuffour, Mexes, Cufr?; Dacourt, De Rossi; Tommasi, Perrotta (Kharja 88), Mancini (Alvarez 89); Montella (Taddei 66)

Lokomotiv Moskva 0 - 1 Sevilla

Laryea Kingston?s career with Russian side Lokomotiv Moskva has started on a bad patch with the player picking an injury on his debut last night.

Kingston picked up a thigh injury which rules him out of the club?s attempt to overturn a 1-0 first-leg deficit against Sevilla FC in Spain next week in the Uefa Cup.

The midfielder lasted only an hour of yesterday's home defeat in Moscow in the UEFA Cup Round of 32 before limping off with a thigh injury.

The 25-year-old Ghanaian international will miss the second leg on 23 February, although the full extent of his injury is not yet known.

Kingston was a January signing by the Russian side.