Malaga are the favourites - Venables

Leeds boss Terry Venables has stoked up the psychological fires in a bid to take the heat off his under-performing players tonight.

Malaga are the favourites - Venables
Thu, 28 Nov, 2002 - 11:22

Leeds boss Terry Venables has stoked up the psychological fires in a bid to take the heat off his under-performing players tonight.

The Yorkshire club’s recent European pedigree, reaching the semi-finals of the Champions League 18 months ago, ensured they started this season’s UEFA Cup competition as favourites.

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