2 – 1 Heerenveen Lille 2 – 0 FC Basel VfB Stuttgart 0 – 2 Parma (after extra time) Feyenoord 1 – 2 Sporting Lisbon AZ Alkmaar 2 – 1 Alemannia Dnipro 0 – 1 Partizan Belgrade Steaua Bucharest 2 – 0 Valencia (after penalty shootout 4–3) Auxerre 3 – 1 Ajax Benfica 1 – 1 CSKA Moscow Real Zaragoza 2 – 1 Fenerbahçe Sevilla 2 – 0 Panathinaikos Schalke 04 0 – 1 Shakhtar Donetsk Sochaux 0 – 1 Olympiacos Villarreal 2 – 0 Dynamo Kyiv First leg (postponed from 16 February): Austria Vienna 0 – 0 Athletic Bilbao Fixtures for knock-out group of 16, to be played on 10 and 16–17 March: Middlesbrough – Sporting Sevilla – Parma Steaua Bucharest – Villarreal Lille – Auxerre Olympiacos – Newcastle Shakhtar – AZ Partizan Belgrade – CSKA Moscow Austria Vienna – Real Zaragoza (tie determined 27 February) Curling – 2005 Scott Tournament of Hearts – In the last day of the round robin, Manitoba's Jennifer Jones wins both of her games to finish first at 9–2. She will face British Columbia's Kelly Scott, who finished second at 8–3 in the "1–2" match-up, where the winner gets a bye to the final, and the loser must play in the semi-final. Saskatchewan's Stefanie Lawton finished in third place with a 7–4 record and awaits the winner out of a massive tie for 6–5 which involves Ontario's Jenn Hanna, Alberta's Cathy King, defending champion Colleen Jones and New Brunswick's Sandy Comeau. 3 Tie-breaker games will be played to determine the winner, who will play Lawton in the "3–4" game. (CBC sports) 23 February 2005 (Wednesday) Football: UEFA Champions League knock-out round of 16, first leg: Barcelona 2 – 1 Chelsea (BBC) Werder Bremen 0 – 3 Lyon (BBC) Manchester United 0 – 1 A.C. Milan (BBC) Porto 1 – 1 Inter Milan (BBC) Curling – 2005 Scott Tournament of Hearts: On the second last day of the round-robin, Jennifer Jones' Manitoba rink pulls out of her first place tie with Saskatchewan, only needing one win against Alberta as Lawton lost both of hers. Jones has a 7–2 record while Lawton, along with Team Canada's Colleen Jones and British Columbia's Kelly Scott sit in second place at a 6–3 record. The top 4 teams in the tournament make the playoffs. (CBC sports) 22 February 2005 (Tuesday) Cricket: Australia (314 for 6) beat New Zealand