With the ball won just inside the Chelsea half, firstly Thiago Motta and then Samuel Eto'o fed the ball through for Milito who, with space afforded by Wesley Sneijder's presence, stepped inside John Terry and beat Petr Cech at the near post.
Walsh powered in a header from a Molloy corner a minute before the break and then substitute Eunan O'Kane poked the ball home on his debut on 59 minutes.
Replays showed that Owen was lucky to have been given the try with O'Driscoll clearly holding the ball up above the try-line.
Linfield came out of the traps at full speed on the resumption and from an O'Kane corner, the ball was floated in by Michael Gault and Ferguson headed home from 10 yards.
When John O'Shea jabbed the ball into the danger area following Nani's corner, Berbatov was clearly in an offside position as he flicked a finish beyond Boruc.
The India skipper edged O'Brien's first ball after the interval just short of Jesse Ryder in the slips before feathering another to Brendon McCullum behind the stumps two balls later.
The home side responded in style when Tomas O'Leary took advantage of poor defending by Richard Fussell to cleverly kick the ball through for Howlett to gather and score in the corner, O'Gara missing the conversion.
The prop fumbled in midfield and the Kiwis hacked on, with Whatuira wrestling the ball down over the line, despite O'Loughlin's desperate defence.
The home team did not allow Villa any time on the ball and O'Neill's outfit had nothing to show for their endeavours until Steve Sidwell dragged a low strike wide just before the half-hour mark.
Leinster's opening try came immediately after Steyn's restart as D'Arcy's sidestep and offload sent Mike Ross on the change and Eoin Reddan's quick ball from the ruck allowed O'Brien to score under the posts.
Former Millwall striker Braniff could have broken the deadlock as early as the third minute when he curled a free-kick past the wall but O'Hare produced a superb save to push the ball round for a corner.
Murphy took further advantage of the extra man four minutes later by crossing the Ospreys line after O'Leary picked up a loose ball and passed for the winger to race over in the corner.
Contepomi was denied a try by the video referee for losing control of the ball as he dived over before O'Driscoll put his side on the scoresheet with the simplest of tries after a great break from Stephen Keogh.
Jets running back LaDainian Tomlinson said he noticed how Mr. Brady kept patting the ball, patting the ball, a sort of S.O.
Then a Paul Diamond effort broke to the unmarked substitute Conan Brown and he blasted the ball past keeper O'Kane for 1-07 to 0-06.
Then Eto'o played a dangerous ball across the United area and Messi appealed for a penalty after appearing to be pulled back by John O'Shea.
Monaghan's players seemed to be out on the feet and Kerry worked the ball downfield again in the 69th minute for Tomas O Se to fist what proved to be the winning score.
It looked as though the visitors might pull off the unlikeliest of victories but Australia were still looking very threatening when they got hold of the ball and two late penalties, from O'Connor and Barnes, ensured the more complete side ran out winners on Saturday.
Glasgow's best offensive options lay out wide in the pace of Evans and the fine angles being cut by Hefin O'Hare, but the visitors struggled to get the ball to the wings with any space to work in.
Paul O'Connell provided the beef to widen a half-break by his backs, allowing scrum-half O'Leary quick ball to launch his support down the blind side.
Just as it looked like the first half would end scoreless, Dan Murray out the ball into his own net from a Ger O'Brien cross to give Derry the lead.
Rainey curled the ball round goalkeeper Sean O'Neill into the top corner after 19 minutes as the Crues dominated.
Australia raced to 89-0 but at 120-3, and needing two runs off the last ball, Stephen O'Keefe was run out and England won by virtue of losing fewer wickets.
Andre Botha then spilled a routine slip catch, much to Trent Johnston's horror, when Kieswetter edged on six, but from the first ball of the next over Ireland struck when Michael Lumb flicked Kevin O'Brien's opening delivery off his pads and Boyd Rankin pouched the low chance at short fine leg.
Kearney ran onto Contepomi's grubber kick down the left wing and slid the ball inside with his boot for O'Driscoll with a pin-point pass Wayne Rooney would have been proud of.
Beattie was dispossessed on the edge of his own penalty area and the ball eventually found its way to O'Neil who blasted at goal only for Ashley Williams to clear off the line.
Another Munster score soon followed, the forwards driving to suck in the defence before the ball was spun wide to Mafi, who was stopped but popped the pass for O'Leary to shunt over.
However, after a fine flowing move, Evans dropped the ball and Glasgow broke clear and O'Hare scored a fine individual try, converted by Parks, as the visitors re-took the lead against the run of play.
From the back of a scrum, Leinster spread the ball wide with pace and Nacewa was released down the left wing after a neat pass from O'Driscoll.
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