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Decent save from Randy there.

We've certainly got in behind them quite easily so far... just missing the final product, as usual.

Encouraging enough display so far, don't want to be giving away too many corners though!

Humphrey should just've had a shot there...

And he's in again... corner this time.

Tame shouts for a penalty as Murph goes down in the box... he's been in behind them a few times already.

Reynolds booked for a foul near the edge of the box.

Odense go close from a corner...

D'oh, great chance for Murphy there from slack passback!

StreamTorrent no use on Mac, though

Streams up and running now... iraqgoals and atdhe.net working for me.

I've had a few Guinnesses tonight, but I've said it before, and I'll say it again -- these are pretty much two of the biggest games in Motherwell's history. The combination of potential income and previously-unattained glamour of the group stages are prizes that previous Motherwell teams have never really had a genuine chance of claiming. This year, we have a real opportunity, even if it would be against the odds, to actually do it. How good is that?

Christ, that *is* a long wait

Sat 10-4 seems to be the only time it's open at the weekend: http://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/index.php?op...&Itemid=136

Just realism... they're seeded in this round for a reason. And yes, we've beaten bigger and better teams before, but really just in one-off games, not over two legs (unless you count beating Celtic in the Cup Final Replay in '91). We can but hope, though And you're quite right that the travelling support ought to give the team a bit of an extra lift, whatever happens.

I'll be more than happy if we come home having not lost by more than two goals, whether or not we manage to score ourselves. Any result worse than that, and the second leg would be largely academic.

I'm sorry, but 'cross/shot' is just a euphemism for 'terrible cross', in my book... being so far off target that it hit the post doesn't really excuse it

I dunno about that. Blackman, at least, looked decent with the ball at his feet, so I can see him playing a similar role to Porter/Juke when required.

Certainly more plusses than minuses in Randolph's performance today, although he did rather flap at what was a fairly crucial second goal for Hibs.

How can you blame them if you only think it was a "possible penalty" yourself? (TBH, from what I saw on the TV, it would've been a soft one... although certainly not much softer than the one we did get.)

All gone a bit hit and hope.

Can't see Odense quaking in their boots...

Blackman coming on... EDIT: If the ball ever goes out, that is...

2-1 Hibs

Perhaps, difficult one to take coming from that high over his shoulder, though.