Bayer Leverkusen 2 - 1 Fc Valencia Highlights + Goals Champions League - Group E (19.10.11) alle tore und wiederholungen schürle mehmet topal Bayer Leverkusen scored twice in four minutes to beat Valencia 2-1 in the Champions League on Wednesday and tighten their hold on second spot in Group E.
Valencia led at the interval with a goal by Jonas but Andre Schuerrle levelled with a thundering drive in the 52nd minute and Sidney Sam snatched the winner in the 56th to secure Leverkusen's first win over a Spanish side in the last eight attempts.
The result leaves the 2002 Champions League finalists in second spot on six points, one behind leaders Chelsea who crushed Belgium's Racing Genk.Though some amateur defending allowed Jonas to give the Spaniards a narrow lead heading into the break, the home side had the heroics of goalkeeper Bernd Leno to thank for the scoreline not being greater.
And the Werkself came out for the second period a completely different outfit, turning the fixture on its head with a pair of quickfire goals from Andre Schuerrle and Sidney Sam.
The victory puts Leverkusen second in Group E behind Chelsea, who ran out 5-0 winners at home to Genk, with a four-point margin now opened up between Valencia and the German side.
Valencia led at the interval with a goal by Jonas but Andre Schuerrle levelled with a thundering drive in the 52nd minute and Sidney Sam snatched the winner in the 56th to secure Leverkusen's first win over a Spanish side in the last eight attempts.
The result leaves the 2002 Champions League finalists in second spot on six points, one behind leaders Chelsea who crushed Belgium's Racing Genk.Though some amateur defending allowed Jonas to give the Spaniards a narrow lead heading into the break, the home side had the heroics of goalkeeper Bernd Leno to thank for the scoreline not being greater.
And the Werkself came out for the second period a completely different outfit, turning the fixture on its head with a pair of quickfire goals from Andre Schuerrle and Sidney Sam.
The victory puts Leverkusen second in Group E behind Chelsea, who ran out 5-0 winners at home to Genk, with a four-point margin now opened up between Valencia and the German side.
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