O’Shea will be future star for United: Fergie

ALEX FERGUSON is bracing himself for the toughest Champions League dogfight of all this season — and indicated that Ireland’s John O’Shea will play an important role in the assault on European glory.

Fri, 15 Nov, 2002 - 00:00
Simon Stone

By lunchtime today, Ferguson will know exactly which teams stand in the way of a quarter-final berth.

A re-match with Deportivo La Coruna has already been pencilled in and a trip to either Juventus or Inter Milan is also certain after UEFA confirmed the breakdown of the four pots from which the 16 remaining teams will be drawn in Geneva.

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