United win puts them in top group for draw

Wayne Rooney was the talk of Old Trafford before this Champions League qualifier after Manchester United confirmed they had made a £20m (€27.9m) bid for the England and Everton striker.

United win puts them in top group for draw
Wed, 25 Aug, 2004 - 23:22

Manchester Utd 3 Dinamo Bucharest 0 (agg 4-1)

Wayne Rooney was the talk of Old Trafford before this Champions League qualifier after Manchester United confirmed they had made a £20m (€27.9m) bid for the England and Everton striker.

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