Ferguson: English teams could dominate Europe again

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson would not be surprised if English clubs dominated the Champions League again this season.

Ferguson: English teams could dominate Europe again
Wed, 23 Feb, 2011 - 08:59

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson would not be surprised if English clubs dominated the Champions League again this season.

After supplying three semi-finalists for three successive seasons, the Premier League endured a miserable time last term, when all four representatives bowed out before the last four stage.

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