Second Battle of Britain a possibility

Celtic and Liverpool could be set for a ‘Battle of Britain’ showdown in today’s UEFA Cup fourth-round draw in Geneva.

Fri, 13 Dec, 2002 - 10:08

Celtic and Liverpool could be set for a ‘Battle of Britain’ showdown in today’s UEFA Cup fourth-round draw in Geneva.

O’Neill and Celtic have already seen off the challenge of one English side in Blackburn in the second round, and could now face another in Liverpool.

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