Ferguson: now for Champions League

ALEX FERGUSON raised a glass of champagne to celebrate his eighth Premier League title in 11 seasons – then set his sights on winning next season’s Champions League.

Ferguson: now for Champions League
Mon, 05 May, 2003 - 01:00
Simon Stone

Manchester United clinched the title after Arsenal lost 3-2 to Leeds at Highbury.

The Old Trafford chief, who did not watch the Arsenal match, insisted: "Now we have to get the big one again. Winning it twice is not enough.

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