O'Shea suggests Champions League re-think

John O'Shea has admitted Manchester United’s failure to make any impact on the Champions League over the past two seasons has brought added pressure to this year's campaign.

O'Shea suggests Champions League re-think
Sat, 20 Aug, 2005 - 13:04

John O'Shea has admitted Manchester United’s failure to make any impact on the Champions League over the past two seasons has brought added pressure to this year's campaign.

The Red Devils are expected to book their place in Thursday’s group phase draw by finishing off Hungarian side Debrecen in Budapest next week.

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