British quartet head for US

Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Celtic are all set to take part in the 2004 ChampionsWorld Series in the United States during the summer.

Thu, 18 Mar, 2004 - 20:05

Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Celtic are all set to take part in the 2004 ChampionsWorld Series in the United States during the summer.

United played four matches across North America as part of their pre-season preparations last summer – including a 4-0 win over Celtic in Seattle – with each game attracting bumper crowds.

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