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UEFA Cup: Partizan - CSKA 1-1
Belgrade,
10 March 2005
A late Ivan Tomic penalty earned Partizan Belgrade a 1-1 draw with CSKA Moscow in the UEFA Cup Round of 16 first leg encounter.
Vagner Silva De Souza, left, of CSKA Moscow, flies through the air after a challenge by Partizan Belgrade's Nenad Djordjevic
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AP
Evgeni Aldonin had scored the opener for CSKA in the 17th minute.
Partizan finally rewarded their fans for their staunch support with seven minutes to go when striker Vagner's handball gave them a penalty which Tomic smashed in.
Partizan finally rewarded their fans for their staunch support with seven minutes to go when striker Vagner's handball gave them a penalty which Tomic smashed in.
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