Jhonas Enroth made the start in place of Ryan Miller and is still searching for his first win in more than a calendar year.
Darlo made the start they needed to settle any early nerves as the Conference side were caught cold after little more than 60 seconds.
He has also bet big on gold and gold mining stocks, a move that has made the start of 2013 another difficult stretch for him.
The home side made the brighter start in the first ever meeting between these teams.
Linfield made the better start to the second half with a totally unmarked Michael Gault heading a corner over the bar in the 46th minute and Mark Glendinning then needed to block a rocket from Thompson.
Togo made the perfect start by taking the lead on 13 minutes when Emmanuel Adebayor's through ball sent Gakpe clear to fire home.
Henman made the ideal start, breaking the giant Rosset's usually formidable serve in the opening game and looking fully in control on his own.
Meanwhile in the other semifinal, Juan Martin del Potro made the perfect start for Argentina against the Czech Republic in Buenos Aires.
And, although Aberdeen made the brighter start, it was the visitors who could have taken an early lead when Enoch Showunmi outmuscled Jerel Ifil, but goalkeeper Jamie Langfield gathered at the feet of the former Leeds striker.
Portadown made the better start, almost scoring in the first minute as Sean Mackle charged down a Howard Beverland clearance and the ball came off the crossbar.
The home side made the perfect start just 80 seconds into the game when Brough's delicate kick bounced off the post into the path of Snitch who touched down unchallenged.
Irish were forced into a late change following the withdrawal of Topsy Ojo but they made the perfect start, going ahead in the second minute through Geraghty when Wasps infringed when collecting the kick-off.
Villa actually made the brighter start and won a succession of corners, so it was against the run of play that Lampard made the breakthrough for Chelsea after 14 minutes.
The home side made the brighter start with two early tries in the space of eight minutes.
The Warriors made the perfect start, going 8-0 ahead within the first four minutes with a try from George Carmont and two goals from Paul Deacon.
Carlo Ancelotti's team made the perfect start when City striker Emmanuel Adebayor inadvertently put the ball in his own net in the eighth minute after goalkeeper Shay Given's save from a Nicolas Anelka shot hit him in the back and rebounded in.
The Yorkshire club made the brighter start and Australian forward Garcia shot wastefully wide in the 15th minute after Koren's measured pass.
Despite the Stoke fans making more noise than their counterparts, Wigan made the brighter start, with Rodallega and Charles N'Zogbia stretching the visitors' defence.
It was the visitors who made the better start, but they failed to make it count and Quins turned the match on its head with two tries in three minutes.
It was Baghdatis who made the better start when play began in beautiful sunshine on a packed Lenglen arena, the Cypriot forcing Murray to fend off an early break point as the Scot needed eight minutes apiece for his first two service games.
Bayern had made the better start in terms of possession without creating a clear cut chance before Inter scored the crucial opening goal.
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The Rhinos made the perfect start as Brent Webb seized on Danny McGuire's kick to score under the posts in the second minute.
Thunder made the perfect start, scrum-half Luke Branighan running in a converted try in only the fourth minute after good pressure around the Whitehaven line.
The hosts appeared to have made the perfect start when Burak Yilmaz slammed home a fine individual goal after 12 minutes, with the striker now having scored seven of Galatasaray's 8 Champions League goals this term.
Leeds made the brighter start, Ryan Bailey, Keith Senior and Rob Burrow all being held up in separate darts for the line.
Stoke made the brighter start and grabbed the game's opening goal after only eight minutes.
Little progress was said to have been made before the start of the Gulf war.
Leicester counterpart Sven-Goran Eriksson made eight changes and, although his side made the better start, the Foxes soon found themselves behind.
Falcons made the perfect start after seven minutes with Ally Hogg's try before Jimmy Gopperth added two penalties shortly before the break.
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