Premiership three set for easier Euro bid

Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United are guaranteed to avoid the most powerful sides in Europe should they all reach the group stage of the Champions League.

Wed, 22 Jun, 2005 - 13:00

Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United are guaranteed to avoid the most powerful sides in Europe should they all reach the group stage of the Champions League.

UEFA today confirmed the club coefficients which are used to calculate each side’s seeding in Europe’s elite club competition.

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