Tricky groups for Spurs and Reds

Tottenham and Liverpool were both handed Italian jobs after being paired with Lazio and Udinese in today’s Europa League group-stage draw.

Tricky groups for Spurs and Reds
Fri, 31 Aug, 2012 - 14:10

Tottenham and Liverpool were both handed Italian jobs after being paired with Lazio and Udinese in today’s Europa League group-stage draw.

Spurs – denied a Champions League spot despite finishing fourth in the Barclays Premier League after Chelsea’s European Cup triumph – were placed in Group J, which also contained Greek club Panathinaikos and Maribor of Slovenia.

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