MOSCOW -- With his CSKA Moscow team held to a late draw, Igor Akinfeev may just have been the unluckiest man in the Champions League on Tuesday.The CSKA goalkeeper was trying to rid himself of an unwanted record -- now standing at 10 years and 40 games without a Champions League clean sheet -- and produced some spectacular saves against Monaco. But Akinfeev was left enraged as defensive errors helped Monaco to rescue a 1-1 draw.Bernardo Silva was the man to dash Akinfeevs hopes, darting in to score in the 87th minute off a loose ball, the result of an acrobatic one-handed save by Akinfeev. CSKAs veteran center-back pair was partly at fault, being slow to react as Monaco threatened.The draw followed an unusually enterprising game from CSKA, which often favors a defense-first approach in Europe. The hosts put heavy pressure on Monaco for much of the first half before tiring late on.We gave away the initiative and Monaco took it, CSKA coach Leonid Slutsky said. When youre defending so much, those mistakes creep in. Its a real shame that we couldnt hold on.In a game between the Russian champion and Russian-owned Monaco, CSKA had been heading for victory thanks to a first-half goal from Ivorian striker Lacina Traore, who is himself on loan from Monaco.Unwanted on the Cote dAzur this summer after a poor season in Ligue 1, Traore stabbed the ball into the net in the 34th minute after Monaco goalkeeper Danijel Subasic parried Zoran Tosics shot. Monaco coach Leonardo Jardim said Traore was more motivated to show Monaco what he could do.Still missing star striker Radamel Falcao, who is out with concussion, Monaco only sporadically tested CSKAs tiring defense in the second half on a cold night in the Russian capital but surged late on to claim a draw through Silvas goal.The draw leaves Monaco top of Group E on five points, while CSKA is last and in danger of finishing bottom of its Champions League group for the fourth season in a row.Tottenham drew 0-0 at Bayer Leverkusen and is second with four points. Discount Adidas Shoes .com) - The Calgary Flames aim to bounce back from their first regulation home loss of the campaign on Friday night when they host a Detroit Red Wings club that they swept in three meetings a season ago. Cheap Adidas Shoes Online . 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Keep getting shots up. Keep trusting the process.After tying for the team lead with 73 3-pointers last season, Confroy had hit just three in the first seven games of her junior year.One strong performance later, she nearly doubled this seasons percentage to 33.3 percent.She knows the percentages, the laws of numbers, Maryland coach Brenda Frese said. Its going to come her way.Brionna Jones added 11 points and Blair Watson had 10 as Maryland (8-0) got back to winning comfortably at home against mid-major foes.Maryland has won by an average of 53.8 points in four home games this year. By contrast, its previous two victories, on a neutral floor against Washington State and at No. 7 Louisville, came by a combined 16 points.Laura Castaldo scored 13 points for UMBC (2-5), which gave up its most points and scored its fewest in a fifth straight loss.With injured guards Carly Harris and Brittani Burgess out, the Retrievers trailed 42-17 at halftime.This wasnt the ideal situation for us with our starting backcourt being out, UMBC coach Phil Stern said. So it was a great experience for our freshmen, a great experience for our guys moving forward.Maryland built that lead by holding UMBC to 6 of 30 shooting (20 percent) from the floor before the break. On the other end, Confroy was 3 for 3 from beyond the arc.Confroy made it 4 for 4 just after the third qquarter began, then after a rare miss from deep, made it 5 of 6 off Destiny Slocums kickout feed.ddddddddddddThat pushed the score to 52-19 with 7:21 left in the third. Frese could begin emptying her bench, three days after a trying 78-72 win at Louisville.I thought we were still pretty fatigued today, Frese said. But I thought we fought hard, didnt play the score and tried to get better.BIG PICTUREUMBC: The Retrievers dont play another Top 25 team this season -- and face just one more from a Power Five conference -- as they pursue a second consecutive postseason appearance. Thats still a realistic goal after returning all five starters from last seasons WBI Tournament squad and getting picked second in the America East preseason poll.Maryland: The Terps face similar opponents in their next two home games, then wont play again at Xfinity Center until No. 2 Connecticut visits on Dec. 29. A stretch of five games total against mid-major opponents should provide extended playing time for a six-member freshman class ranked among the best in the nation.MARYLAND MILESTONESShatori Walker-Kimbroughs nine points pushed her up one spot to ninth on Marylands all-time scoring list, with 1,628 for her career. . With eight boards, Jones surpassed the 900-rebound plateau. She remains eighth on Marylands all-time list with 907.CLOSE PROXIMITYWith a campus just 25 miles away, UMBC is the closest geographic opponent on the Terrapins schedule this season.UP NEXTUMBC: Hosts Morgan State on Wednesday in the first of two home games in four days.Maryland: Plays the second of three straight home games when Towson, another Baltimore-area school, visits on Tuesday. ' ' '