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Bremen prove tougher

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German champions Werder Bremen booked their place in the last sixteen of the Champions League with a 2-0 triumph over Valencia here on Tuesday but the match was overshadowed by a scries of ugly scenes in the final minute.
Paraguayan international Nelson Haedo Valdez was the Werder hero scoring two goals in the final seven minutes after coming on as a substitute to guide Bremen into the knockout phase.
"My team deserved to progress and I am very proud of them," declared Bremen handler Thomas Schaaf. "Nelson Valdez is a great player who showed his quality once again."
Valdez scored in the 83rd minute
- Just two minutes after coming on -and then in the final seconds but the match was tarnished by a late brawl.
Angulo brutally chopped down Valdez in the final minute and was red-carded for his wretched tackle and things then spiralled out of control with the Spaniard spitting in the direction of the Paraguayan.
"Scenes such as that can not be tolerated and the game had to come to an end," explained Schaaf.
A number of players from both sides tussled and all kinds of objects were launched onto the pitch as Swedish referee Anders Frisk - who himself had been the subject of violence earlier in the competition when struck on the head by an object thrown during the AS Roma v Dynamo Kiev clash - his hands full.
Valencia will in all likelihood face a UEFA probe for the conduct of their players and supporters.
On the pilch a place in the UEFA Cup - a competition they won last
season - awaits Valencia.
Despite needing just a point to progress Bremen vowed not to sit back and defend and they were good to their word pushing forward in numbers.
Indeed it was Bremen who had the best chances to score in the first period with three good openings in five minutes.
German international Miroslav Klose, Frenchman Johan Micoud, a real thorn in Valencia's side all evening, and Daniel Jensen all went close.
At half-time the match stood at 0-0 with Bremen in the knockout phase and Valencia demoted to the UEFA Cup.
In the second half Valencia turned the screw and should have scored three minutes after the break with Mlsta missing an open goal.
Pablo Aimar fired a fierce shot that Werder goalkeeper Andreas Reinke failed to hold but Mista
somehow headed wide when it appeared easier to put the ball In.
Italian coach Claudio Ranieri was gesticulating frantically on the touchline showing the signs of a man under pressure.
Ranieri sent on three substitutes at once - Marco di Viao, Bernardo Corradi and Vicente - on the hour mark in a last throw of the dice and it almost had the desired effect.
Italian striker di Vaio thundered a 20 yard volley that crashed against the crossbar to saftey.
Bremen then hit Valencia with the sucker punch with Valdez rounding Santiago Canizares to slot home.
Angulo's horrendous tackle then sparked a mass brawl that Frisk struggled to contain but Valdez kept his cool to net in the closing seconds and further anger the irate Valencia fans.