Man Utd within touching distance of knock-out phase

Wayne Rooney led Manchester United’s march to within a point of the Champions League knock-out phase even if there is still no end to his goalscoring drought.

Man Utd within touching distance of knock-out phase
Tue, 17 Oct, 2006 - 22:49
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Manchester United 3 FC Copenhagen 0

Wayne Rooney led Manchester United’s march to within a point of the Champions League knock-out phase even if there is still no end to his goalscoring drought.

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