O'Shea targets Euro glory

John O’Shea has already set his sights on helping Manchester United become the first team to retain the Champions League.

Tue, 30 Sep, 2008 - 08:13

John O’Shea has already set his sights on helping Manchester United become the first team to retain the Champions League.

No side has successfully defended Europe’s biggest club prize, since it was relaunched in 1992.

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