Redknapp refusing to take Swiss side for granted

HARRY REDKNAPP was yesterday taking nothing for granted after Tottenham were handed the easiest possible route to the Champions League proper.

Sat, 07 Aug, 2010 - 01:00

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Spurs’ first European Cup match for almost half a century will be against Swiss side Young Boys following yesterday’s play-off round draw in Nyon.

The two-leg tie was a dream pairing for Redknapp’s side, who avoided much trickier clashes with the likes of Dynamo Kiev, Sampdoria, Auxerre and Braga.

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