Unfortunately we lost again in this season to middle-team terek from Grozny. There wasn't enough luck to realize our moments and debut of our goalie wasn't so succesful.

terek Grozny — Spartak Moscow 2:0

Goals: Shamil Asildarov (49'), Risvan Outziev (82')
Spartak: Alexander Belenov, Martin Stranzl (Ari, 84'), Sergey Parshivlyuk, Nicolas Pareja, Andrei Ivanov, Ibson, Alex, Alexander Sheshukov, Dmitri Kombarov (Cristian Maidana, 76'), Nikita Bajenov (Yevgeni Makeev, 64'), Welliton
terek Grozny: Yaroslav Godziouk, Sergey Omelianchyuk, Dmitri Yatchenko, Antonio Ferreira, Jose Mauricio (Levan Gvazava, 73'), Guy Stephane Essame, Shamil Lakhiyalov, Juan Carlos Arce (Risvan Outziev, 46'), Shamil Asildarov (Andrei Kobenko, 83'), Hector Bracamonte.

FC Spartak Moscow has been drawn into Group F with FC Chelsea (England), Olympique de Marseille (France) and MSK Zilina (Slovakia).

Here are the dates of home and away games in Group Stage:

15th September — «Olympique de Marseille» – «Spartak Moscow»
28th September — «Spartak Moscow» – «MSK Zilina»
19th October — «Spartak Moscow» – «FC Chelsea»
3rd November — «FC Chelsea» – «Spartak Moscow»
23rd November — «Spartak Moscow» – «Olympique de Marseille»
8th December — «MSK Zilina» – «Spartak Moscow»

The lineup for the 2010/11 UEFA Champions League group stage is complete and the 32 clubs have been split into four seeding pots for the draw at 18.00CET on Thursday in Monaco.

GROUP SEEDINGS:

POT ONE: Inter Milan (Italy); Barcelona (Spain); Manchester United (England); Chelsea (England); Arsenal (England); Bayern Munich (Germany); AC Milan (Italy); Lyon (France).

POT TWO: Werder Bremen (Germany); Real Madrid (Spain); Roma (Italy); Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukraine); Benfica (Portugal); Valencia (Spain); Marseille (France); Panathinaikos (Greece).

POT THREE: SPARTAK MOSCOW (RUSSIA); Tottenham (England); Rangers (Scotland); Ajax (Holland); Schalke (Germany); Basle (Switzerland); Braga (Portugal); Copenhagen (Denmark).

POT FOUR: Bursaspor (Turkey); MSK Zilina (Slovakia); Hapoel Tel-Aviv (Israel); FC Twente(Holland); Rubin Kazan (Russia); Auxerre (France); Cluj (Romania); Partizan Belgrade (Serbia).

Last year's top-scorer Welliton has notched up his second hat-trick in two Russian Premier League games to help Spartak Moscow beat Tom 4-2 and move closer to the top five.

On Sunday, Spartak Moscow got back to their winning ways by beating rivals Lokomotiv by a score of 3-2.

All of Spartak's goals came from Brazilian forward Welliton, who now finds himself tied for most in the Russian Premier League.

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has confirmed goalkeeper Stipe Pletikosa is training with the club and will join on loan if he impresses this week.

Spurs have been tracking the Croatian and Spartak Moscow goalie for some time and came close to signing him last summer but injury problems prevented the deal being completed. However, Redknapp is still keen to bring in competition for Gomes and Cudicini and Pletikosa will secure a loan move to White Hart Lane as long as he proves he’s over his knee problems during a week-long trial.

Twin brothers and midfielders Dmitri and Kirill Kombarov have swapped FC dinamo Moscow for city rivals and UEFA Champions League contenders FC Spartak Moscow.

FC Spartak Moskva have signed twin brothers Dmitri and Kirill Kombarov from FC Dinamo Moskva for an undisclosed fee.

Celtic winger Aiden McGeady has completed his switch to Spartak Moscow on a four-year deal.

The switch brings to an end a nine-year association with the Hoops, in which he scored 37 goals in 252 appearances after making his debut in 2004. After a summer of speculation linking him to Aston Villa, the transfer to the Russian capital outfit has now been finalised.

Spartak Moscow have moved their training base to neighbouring Estonia to escape the smog enveloping the Moscow.

Moscow has been shrouded in dense smoke from wild fires burning near the city and people have been advised to leave the city or stay indoors.
«The situation in Moscow is difficult and this everyone knows — it is not advised to train or to go outside, so because of this we left Moscow and the best option was to come to Tallinn,» Spartak coach Valeri Karpin told state-owned Estonian Television.