Win or bust, insists Marseille boss

Marseille boss Jose Anigo admits his club’s entire season rests on the outcome of their UEFA Cup semi-final second leg with Newcastle.

Win or bust, insists Marseille boss
Mon, 03 May, 2004 - 18:04

Marseille boss Jose Anigo admits his club’s entire season rests on the outcome of their UEFA Cup semi-final second leg with Newcastle.

The teams are locked at 0-0 at the halfway stage of the tie but Marseille failed to score an away goal in the first leg at St James’ Park.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: St James’ ParkPlace: GothenburgPlace: NewcastlePlace: FrancePlace: GuingampPerson: Jose AnigoPerson: AnigoPerson: Alain PerrinPerson: David SommeilPerson: Rudolf SkacelPerson: KokePerson: MidoPerson: Pascal JohansennPerson: Sebastien PerezPerson: Steve MarletPerson: Brahim HemdaniPerson: Mathieu FlaminiPerson: Habib BeyePerson: Fabio CelestiniPerson: Abdoulaye MeitePerson: Didier DrogbaPerson: DrogbaEvent: UEFA CupEvent: UEFA Cup semiOrganisation: MarseilleOrganisation: NewcastleOrganisation: ValenciaOrganisation: VillarrealOrganisation: MetzOrganisation: Stade VelodromeOrganisation: Montpellier
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