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| 1 | A wonderful save prevented CISSÉ from scoring a lovely goal. |
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| 3 | BORUC was able to block an amazing shot. |
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| 18 | A pin-point pass was collected by #11 and his right foot shot floated narrowly wide. |
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| 21 | A corner bobbled toward KI who touched an effort just beyond the far post. |
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| 23 | GOAL!! A poor backpass by ROGNE enabled #9 to run in and drill the ball past BORUC. (1-0 Flamengo-SP) |
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| 24 | GOAL!! A hefty goal-kick from IZAGUIRRE caught the Flamengo-SP defence napping and CISSÉ raced through to round the 'keeper and score. (1-1) |
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| 27 | A great effort from ITURBE scraped the outside of the lefthand post. |
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| 32 | A useful ball from KI on the left bobbled toward DEFOUR who scuffed his shot over. |
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| 33 | GOAL!! A scuffed CISSÉ shot bobbled toward DEFOUR who made no mistake from just outside the area. (2-1 Celtic) |
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| 35 | CISSÉ fluffed an easy chance. |
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| 45+2 | IZAGUIRRE ran onto a wonderful ball from FULTON but pulled his shot wide of the goal. |
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| 46 | CISSÉ headed over the bar. |
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| 48 | A penalty box meleé resulted in DEFOUR knocking a low shot over. |
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| 53 | GOAL!! A long clearance by the Celtic 'keeper beat the Flamengo-SP defence and CISSÉ stroked the ball beyond the advancing Flamengo-SP 'keeper. (3-1 Celtic) |
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| 59 | #6 brought the ball past ROGNE and rifled a tame shot into the crowd. |
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| 61 | The bemused #1 was all agog as a backpass from #5 fell just over. |
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| 63 | DEFOUR floated the ball to KI who turned it over. |
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| 68 | A cross from DEFOUR left SVIATCHENKO in lots of space but he snapped at his shot. |
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| 71 | GOAL!! ROGNE drove a powerful shot against the woodwork with SVIATCHENKO cracking in the rebound. (4-1 Celtic) |
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| 74 | GOAL!! A shot from #10 flew through a ruck of players and bounced past the unsighted BORUC. (4-2 Celtic) |
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| 75 | CISSÉ hit a right foot shot wide from twenty-five yards out. |
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| 83 | DEFOUR made space on the left and touched the ball to ITURBE who touched the ball wide. |
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| 89 | #9 stabbed an easy chance past the lefthand post. |
Steven DEFOUR
