MUNICH - Bolton striker Kevin Davies' late strike saw his side beat the odds and record a remarkable 2-2 draw at Bayern Munich.
Ricardo Gardner's first goal in almost five years gave the visitors a shock lead before the Bundesliga leaders equalised on the stroke of half-time through Lukas Podolski.
Podolski's second goal four minutes into the second half looked to have given the hosts the three points but Davies struck in the 82nd minute to level the Group F match.
Larissa lost their unbeaten home record in Europe as Fatih Tekke's late goal gave Zenit St Petersburg a thrilling 3-2 victory in Group A.
Pavel Pogrebniak celebrated his 24th birthday in style with a superb volley to put the visitors in front just before half-time.
But Larissa came out fighting in the second half and took the lead thanks to goals from Nektarios Alexandrou on 58 minutes and Giorgos Fotakis four minutes later.
Konstatin Zurianov drew Zenit level in the 70th minute, before Tekke bagged the winner with 12 minutes remaining.
Spartak Moscow opened their 2007-08 UEFA Cup campaign with a hard fought 2-1 victory at home over German side Bayer Leverkusen in Group E.
Spot-kicks from Roman Pavluchenko in the 63rd minute and Mozart on 77 minutes gave the hosts the lead before substitute Paul Freier grabbed a consolation goal for the Germans.
Two goals in five first-half minutes gave Tottenham a 2-0 win at Hapoel Tel Aviv.
Robbie Keane volleyed the opener with Dimitar Berbatov heading a second to add to leave Hapoel at the foot of the group and with no goals after two matches.
Gal Shish was sent off five minutes into the second half to compound the hosts' misery.
Bruno Cheyrou's late penalty for Rennes earned them a 1-1 draw against Brann in Group D.
Azar Karadas' 24th-minute header looked to have won the game for the visitors, but Eirik Bakke fouled Jires Ekoko in the penalty area and Cheyrou stepped up to give the hosts a share of the spoils.
Brann's despair at loosing out on a vital three points was added to when Hassan El Fakiri was sent off in injury time for a bad foul on Sylvain Marveaux.
Galatasaray's hopes of progressing to the next round were dealt a crushing blow as they lost 3-2 at home to Helsingborg.
Veteran Henrik Larsson fired the visitors in front in the 31st minute. Razak Omotoyossi doubled their advantage eight minutes later before Shabani Nonda's header on the stroke of half-time put Galatasaray back in the game.
But Christoffer Andersson's stunning 20-yard strike on 75 minutes sealed the three points for Helsingborg.
Nonda grabbed a second in the dying minutes but it was a case of too little too late for the hosts in a Group H game.
Fiorentina stunned Swedish side Elfsborg as they romped to a 6-1 rout.
Martin Jorgensen and Christian Vieri put the Italians two goals up inside five minutes before Stefan Ishizaki pulled one back for the visitors.
But La Viola killed off the game in spectacular fashion in the second half with goals from Marco Donadel and Per Kroldrup before Jorgensen grabbed his second and Samuele Di Carmine completed Elfsborg's humiliation with three minutes to go.
Villarreal's 2-1 victory over Mlada Boleslav puts them level on points with Fiorentina at the top of Group C.
Nihat Kahveci put the visitors ahead just after the half-hour mark and Santi Cazorla doubled their advantage on 56 minutes.
A last minute strike from Noel Alexandre Mendy ensured a tense finish but Villarreal clung on to claim all three points.
Dame Ndoye's early strike was enough maintain Panathinaikos perfect start to their Group B campaign.
The Greek side's 1-0 triumph over FC Copenhagen sees them remain at the top of the group with two wins out of two and no goals conceded.
Meanwhile both Aberdeen and Lokomotiv Moscow are searching for their first win in the group after they played out a 1-1 draw at Pittodrie.
Zander Diamond headed the Scottish side in front in the 27th minute but Branislav Ivanovic equalised on the stroke of half time to give the visitors a share of the spoils.
Mattias Lindstrom's last gasp goal snatched a point for AaB against Anderlecht.
Marcin Wasilewski had put the Belgian side ahead after 59 minutes and they looked to be cruising to their second victory in Group G. But Lindstrom's 86th minute strike meant they had to settle for a point.
Three goals in 15 minutes sent Aris Salonika to a decisive 3-0 victory over Crvena Zvezda in Group F.
Thanassis Papazoglou nabbed a brace, scoring in the 76th and 89th minute, before Sergio Koke added to the scoreline in injury time.
Karol Kisel scored the winner two minutes from time to give Sparta Prague a crucial victory at Toulouse in Group E.
Johan Elmander had put the home side ahead on 14 minutes before Kisel equalised in the 67th minute and Libor Dosek fired them into the lead a minute later.
Fode Mansare levelled matters for Toulouse with 10 minutes to go but Kisel's late strike saw Sparta take all three points.
Late goals from Mikel Arteta and substitute Victor Anichebe gave Everton a well-deserved 2-0 victory at Nurnberg which keeps them in control of Group A.
Anichebe came on in the 75th minute and earned a penalty seven minutes later which was calmly converted by Arteta and Anichebe doubled their advantage two minutes from time to maintain Everton's 100% start in the group.
Bordeaux came from behind to emerge 2-1 victors at Austria Vienna and maintain their perfect start to Group H.
Sanel Kuljic put the hosts ahead after just five minutes but Marouane Chamakh levelled the scores on the stroke of half-time and Wendell coolly slotted home a penalty to take all three points for the visitors.
Elsewhere Dinamo Zagreb's opening game in Group D ended in frustration as they were held to a goalless draw by Basle.
