LIVERPOOL COULD MEET CHELSEA
AGAIN
Liverpool were handed a plum draw against PSV Eindhoven in
the quarter-finals of the Champions League. Manchester United also
avoided the more difficult teams remaining, paired with Serie A
side Roma. Both United and Liverpool will play the second leg of
their tie at home.
Chelsea were given the draw against Valencia, where they must
travel to the Mestalla for the second leg. AC Milan will host
Bayern Munich at the San Siro before a second leg in Bavaria.
Providing they overcome PSV, who conquered Arsenal this week,
Liverpool face the winner of Chelsea and Valencia but must play the
second leg away from home.
United or Roma take on the winner of Bayern and Milan's clash,
playing at home first - meaning a possible trip to Old Trafford for
England midfielder Owen Hargreaves. The quarter-final sees
Manchester-born Simone Perrotta face United for Roma, while former
Chelsea defender Asier del Horno, now with Valencia, could take on
his former club.
