Big guns reach Champions League draw

There were no giant-killings tonight as Juventus and Real Madrid joined and Manchester United in securing their places in the hat for the draw of the Champions League proper.

Big guns reach Champions League draw
Wed, 25 Aug, 2004 - 23:48

There were no giant-killings tonight as Juventus and Real Madrid joined and Manchester United in securing their places in the hat for the draw of the Champions League proper.

Juventus had been most at risk after only drawing 2-2 in the first leg in Turin with unheralded Swedish outfit Djurgardens.

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