Wayne Rooney will be demanding more of his Manchester United team-mates in the Champions League quarter-finals |
Manchester United are to take on the team they beat to
win the European Cup in their treble year of 1999, the reigning champions and
favourites Bayern Munich, in the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
The task facing David Moyes' side will be even harder
after they were also drawn to play the second leg in Munich .
Chelsea have been drawn against Paris St-Germain and the
free-scoring Zlatan Ibrahimovic while neutrals will be relieved that Barcelona
and Real Madrid, who meet in the Clásico on Sunday, have been kept apart.
Barcelona take on their Spanish League rivals Atlético
Madrid – their first-ever meeting in European competition – while Real Madrid
face last season's losing finalists Borussia Dortmund, the team who beat them
in the semi-finals.
The Chelsea
manager José Mourinho said on Friday morning: "We're very, very calm
because we know what's waiting for us. It's balanced, but balanced by the top.
The big candidates are there. All the big teams, the teams of the moment but
also the teams with history. So we have to be really happy to be among the best
teams."
This year's final is to be held at Benfica's Estadio da
Luz in Lisbon
on 24 May
reference: theguardian
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