Champions League: Euro exit would leave United feeling 'flat'

Alex Ferguson claims it will be "a flat year" if Manchester United lose in the Champions League quarter-finals.

Wed, 18 Apr, 2001 - 07:36

Alex Ferguson claims it will be "a flat year" if Manchester United lose in the Champions League quarter-finals.

As delighted and as proud as the Manchester United boss is of his side's achievement in winning a seventh Premier League crown in nine years, he knows Europe is where they are really judged.

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