Embarrassing own goal in Champions League play

Radim Reznik was in no man's land. But did the Viktoria Plzen defender have to sell out his goalie the way he did in Wednesday's Champions League match against CSKA Moscow? Probably not. Instead, Reznik authored one of the most embarrassing own goals seen at any level. While being pressured by Moscow midfielder Zoran Tosic, Reznik attempted a back pass to keeper Matus Kozacik. Kozacik was completely caught off guard by the move and allowed the ball to slide under his boot in humiliating fashion. The gaffe ended up being the difference in an eventual 3-2 CSKA Moscow victory.

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Moving to hockey, Patrick Roy's Colorado Avalanche head coaching debut was a memorable one. The Hall of Famer took umbrage to what he called a cheap shot by Ben Lovejoy in a 6-1 win over the Anaheim Ducks. Roy got into a shouting match with Ducks head coach Bruce Boudreau and nearly knocked over the glass partition that separates the benches.

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And after David DeJesus avoided a makeshift spittoon flying from the stands, the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Cleveland Indians 4-0 in the American League wild-card game.

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