Vidic salutes dominance of Premier League

NEMANJA VIDIC feels the Premier League can give itself a hefty pat on the back as four of its teams wait to discover their Champions League fate in Nyon, Switzerland this morning.

Vidic salutes dominance of Premier League
Fri, 20 Mar, 2009 - 00:00

Once again the English quartet has made it through to the quarter-finals, with the odds on at least one of them making it to the final in Rome on May 27.

It would be the fifth time on the trot there has been Premier League representation in Europe’s biggest club competition. And Vidic is in no doubt the Premier League has earned the right to call itself number one.

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