Champions League: Yorke and Cole to start for United

As expected Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole will start up front for Manchester United in the quarter-final second leg in Germany.

Wed, 18 Apr, 2001 - 20:07

As expected Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole will start up front for Manchester United in the quarter-final second leg in Germany.

Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes also start due to the suspension of David Beckham.

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