Rangers bag away point

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Rangers bag away point
Wed, 01 Oct, 2003 - 22:58

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Rangers moved ahead of Manchester United to the top of Champions League’s Group E thanks to a 1-1 draw with Panathinaikos in Athens.

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CourtsSoccerChampions LeaguePlace: AthensPlace: GreecePlace: StuttgartPerson: Pantelis KonstantinidisPerson: EmersonPerson: Ioannis GoumasPerson: Alex McLeishPerson: Sir Alex FergusonPerson: Arturo IbanezPerson: Shota ArveladzePerson: Michael MolsPerson: DutchmanPerson: Mikel ArtetaPerson: SpaniardPerson: Silvio MaricPerson: Goran VlaovicPerson: ArtetaPerson: MaricPerson: MolsPerson: Zura KhizanishviliPerson: Nuno CapuchoPerson: Giorgos SeitaridisPerson: VlaovicPerson: IbanezPerson: Sotirios KyrgiakosPerson: GoumasPerson: Peter LovenkrandsPerson: ArveladzePerson: BergPerson: Pangiotis FissasPerson: Dimitris PapadopoulosPerson: Paolo VanoliPerson: Christian NerlingerPerson: LovenkrandsPerson: PapadopoulosPerson: KonstantinidisPerson: Joel EpallePerson: KlosEvent: Champions LeagueEvent: Battle of BritainEvent: Barclaycard PremiershipOrganisation: RangersOrganisation: PanathinaikosOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: NewcastleOrganisation: Rangers’Organisation: Burnley
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