United left with a lot to do

Manchester United’s Champions League campaign faces being plunged into total darkness at the Stadium of Light next month.

United left with a lot to do
Tue, 22 Nov, 2005 - 21:53

Manchester United 0 Villarreal 0

Manchester United’s Champions League campaign faces being plunged into total darkness at the Stadium of Light next month.

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