Ferguson: We're stronger now

Alex Ferguson has claimed Manchester United were forced to iron some serious flaws out of their game to become Champions League contenders again.

Mon, 24 Feb, 2003 - 16:21

Alex Ferguson has claimed Manchester United were forced to iron some serious flaws out of their game to become Champions League contenders again.

The Old Trafford outfit have returned to Turin four years after that monumental semi-final victory knowing they are back competing among Europe’s elite.

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