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Updated: 2005-09-29 09:19

The Brazilian midfielder scored in the 40th minute from the penalty spot after PSV's Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink handled the ball in the area and received a yellow card.

The Dutch striker picked up a second yellow five minutes later and was sent off.

PSV were missing Arouna Kone, Michael Ball, Michael Reiziger and Michael Lamey through injuries.

Artmedia 3, Porto 2

Artmedia Bratislava's Balazs Borbely (L) and team mate Jan Kozak celebrate their goal against Porto during their Champions League Group H soccer match at Dragon stadium in Porto, northern Portugal, September 28, 2005.

OPORTO, Portugal (Reuters) - Artmedia Bratislava came from two goals down to beat 2004 winners Porto 3-2 in their Champions League Group H match on Wednesday.

Porto went ahead after 32 minutes when Argentine midfielder Luis Gonzalez headed in a cross by winger Ricardo Quaresma.

Brazilian playmaker Diego made it 2-0 seven minutes later with a shot from inside the box.

Artmedia, making their Champions League debut this season, pulled a goal back through midfielder Peter Petras in first-half injury time.

The Slovakian team silenced the 40,000 fans in Dragao stadium when midfielder Jan Kozak equalised from a 54th-minute counter attack and defender Balasz Borbely grabbed the winner with 16 minutes to go.

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