It was a great night in the Champions League for the British teams last night.

Title-holders Chelsea beat Nordsjaelland (pron: NORE-SHELL-UND) 4-0 in
Denmark, for the Blues' first win in this season's tournament.

Robin van Persie netted both of Manchester United's goals as they came from
behind to win 2-1 in Romania against Cluj (pron: CLUESH).

And Celtic claimed their first tournament away win, scoring the decisive goal
in the 90th minute of their 3-2 victory at Spartak Moscow.

In tonight's action, Manchester City look to get off the mark when they host
Borussia Dortmund, while Arsenal will make it two wins out of two in their group
if they can beat Olympiakos.

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Cardiff are the new leaders of the Championship.

They beat Birmingham 2-1 last night.

Previous pace-setters Brighton could only draw 1-1 at home to Ipswich.

Wolves went into the evening with a chance of climbing to the summit, but they
lost 2-1 at home to Crystal Palace.

Leicester went second with a 2-0 victory at Huddersfield.

Peterborough are still bottom, but their 2-0 win at Barnsley is their second
in a row.

Elsewhere, Blackpool triumphed 3-2 at Hull, Watford got a 2-1 win at Charlton,
Burnley and Sheffield Wednesday drew 3-3, Millwall ended 1-1 at Bristol City,
and Bolton and Leeds finished 2-2.

In tonight's action, managerless Blackburn go to Nottingham Forest, while
Middlesbrough host Derby.

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Andy Murray hopes to maintain a successful defence of his Japan Open tennis
title today.

He takes on Lukas Lacko (pron: LUKASH LATZ-KO) of Slovakia in the second
round.

The British number one beat Ivo Karlovic (pron: EE-VO KARL-OH-VITCH) in
straight sets yesterday.

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and we now know the complete line-up for the semi-finals at cricket's World
Twenty20.

Sri Lanka will play Pakistan tomorrow, with Australia then going against the
West Indies on Friday.

The winners will clash for the title on Sunday, with all games taking place in
Colombo.

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