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2002-2003 Boavista Stats (Champions League)

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Record: 10-13-11, 43 points (1.26 per game), 10th in Primeira Liga (1st Tier)

Home Record: 8-4-5, 28 points Away Record: 2-9-6, 15 points

Goals: 32 (0.94 per game), Goals Against: 31 (0.91 per game), Diff: 1

Governing Country: Portugal pt

Gender: Male

UEFA Cup: Lost Semi-finals to Celtic

Champions League: Lost Third qualifying round to Auxerre

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Scores & Fixtures 2002-2003 Boavista: Champions League

Scores & Fixtures 2002-2003 Boavista: Champions League Table
Date	Round	Day	Venue	Result	GF	GA	Opponent	Referee	Match Report	Notes
2002-07-31	Second qualifying round	Wed	Home	W	4	0	mt Hibernians FC	Tomasz Mikulski	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2002-08-07	Second qualifying round	Wed	Away	D	3	3	mt Hibernians FC	Kristinn Jakobsson	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Boavista won

2002-08-13	Third qualifying round	Tue	Home	L	0	1	fr Auxerre	Valentin Ivanov	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2002-08-28	Third qualifying round	Wed	Away	D	0	0	fr Auxerre	Pierluigi Collina	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Auxerre won

Second qualifying round (July 31, 2002 to August 7, 2002)

Boavista

7–3

Hibernians FC

Jul 31

Boavista

4–0

Hibernians FC

Aug 7

Hibernians FC

3–3

Boavista

Boavista won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third qualifying round.

Third qualifying round (August 13, 2002 to August 28, 2002)

Auxerre

1–0

Boavista

Aug 13

Boavista

0–1

Auxerre

Aug 28

Auxerre

0–0

Boavista

Auxerre won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to First group stage.

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