United go down to Macc Haifa

Manchester United’s makeshift troops suffered one of their heaviest European defeats in recent years as their 16-match unbeaten Champions League run came to an abrupt halt in Nicosia tonight.

United go down to Macc Haifa
Tue, 29 Oct, 2002 - 22:04

Maccabi Haifa 3, Manchester United 0

Manchester United’s makeshift troops suffered one of their heaviest European defeats in recent years as their 16-match unbeaten Champions League run came to an abrupt halt in Nicosia tonight.

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CourtsSoccerChampions LeaguePlace: NicosiaPlace: IsraelPlace: United KingdomPlace: CyprusPlace: Old TraffordPerson: Yaniv KatanPerson: RicardoPerson: Diego ForlanPerson: Paul ScholesPerson: Quinton FortunePerson: Raimondas ZutauttasPerson: Yakubu AyegbeniPerson: FergusonPerson: David BeckhamPerson: Ryan GiggsPerson: Ruud van NistelrooyPerson: FortunePerson: Phil NevillePerson: Kieran RichardsonPerson: ScholesPerson: ForlanPerson: RichardsonPerson: Walid BadeerPerson: Ole Gunnar SolskjaerPerson: Dudu AwatePerson: AwatePerson: John O’SheaPerson: SpaniardPerson: Giovani RossoPerson: AyegbeniPerson: BadeerPerson: Avishay ZanoPerson: O’SheaPerson: FerdinandPerson: KatanPerson: IsraelisPerson: ZatauttasPerson: ZutauttasPerson: SheringhamPerson: YorkePerson: ColePerson: Daniel NardielloPerson: Mads TimmEvent: Champions LeagueEvent: WimbledonOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: Macc HaifaOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: Maccabi HaifaOrganisation: MaccabiOrganisation: Aston Villa
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