Clubs await UEFA draw

Barclays Premier League strugglers Tottenham will find out later today who they will face in the UEFA Cup group stage.

Clubs await UEFA draw
Tue, 07 Oct, 2008 - 08:23

Barclays Premier League strugglers Tottenham will find out later today who they will face in the UEFA Cup group stage.

Spurs are bottom of the English top flight and without a win to their name in the competition, but they find themselves among the top-rated teams for the draw at UEFA headquarters.

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