United Face Tough Test in Champions League
By Chris O'Brien
August 30 2007
Manchester United have been drawn in a very tough group and will have to be at their best to progress in the tournament. As the Red Devils look to remember the Busby Babes in the best way possible, they have been dealt a difficult start with three strong teams in their group. The campaign starts on 29th September in Portugal against Spoting Lisbon.
Manchester United face a tough task if they are to qualify for the second round of the Uefa Champions League.
Sir Alex Ferguson's men have been paired with Roma, Sporting Lisbon and Dynamo Kiev as they aim to emulate their great European successes of 1968 and 1999.
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Group A:
Liverpool |
Group B: Chelsea Valencia Schalke 04 Rosenborg |
Group C: Real Madrid Werder Bremen Lazio Olympiakos |
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Group D: AC Milan Benfica Glasgow Celtic Shakhtar Donetsk |
Group E: Barcelona Lyon Stuttgart Glasgow Rangers |
Group F: Manchester United Roma Sporting Lisbon Dynamo Kiev |
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Group G: Inter Milan PSV Eindhoven CSKA Moscow Fenerbache |
Group H: Arsenal Sevilla/AEK Athens Steau Bucharest Slavia Prague |
Who will qualify? |
United's fixtures are as follows:
Wed 19 Sep - Sporting Lisbon (away
Tues 2 Oct - AS Roma (home)
Tues 23 Oct - Dynamo Kiev (away)
Wed 7 Nov - Dynamo Kiev (home)
Tues 27 Nov - Sporting Lisbon (home)
Wed 12 Dec - AS Roma (away)
