Champions League: Veron misses Boavista clash

Juan Sebastian Veron will miss Manchester United’s Champions League match against Boavista amid fears that he may have broken a bone in his foot.

Champions League: Veron misses Boavista clash
Mon, 18 Mar, 2002 - 09:41

Juan Sebastian Veron will miss Manchester United’s Champions League match against Boavista amid fears that he may have broken a bone in his foot.

Roy Keane and Ruud van Nistelrooy also did not make the trip to Oporto, but Veron’s injury is by far the most worrying for United.

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