Red Devils line up unique double

Manchester United FC are looking to become the fourth side to win Europe's top club competition twice without losing a game as they head for the 2008 final.

Unbeaten winners
In the history of the European Champion Clubs' Cup, three teams have won the trophy twice without losing a match: AFC Ajax, AC Milan and United's potential final opponents at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow on 21 May, Premier League arch-rivals Liverpool FC.

Double successes
Liverpool lifted the European Cup twice without a single defeat, winning six games and drawing three in winning the trophy in 1980/81, and then triumphing seven times whilst being held twice as they won the 1983/84 title. Ajax had a similar record as they won the 1971/72 edition, and also ended the 1994/95 UEFA Champions League campaign as unbeaten champions, winning seven games and drawing four. Milan won five and tied four as they won the 1988/89 European Cup, and won the UEFA Champions League in 1993/94 with seven wins and five draws.

Unique chance
United's only UEFA Champions League success to date came in 1998/99, with victory against FC Bayern München at the Camp Nou marking the end of an unbeaten season in the competition. A win and a draw in qualifying got them to the group stage, while five further victories and six more draws saw the trophy return to Old Trafford for the first time since 1968. Having already won nine games and drawn three in reaching this season's final, they can become the first side to win the UEFA Champions League twice without a single defeat. Sir Alex Ferguson could also become the first coach to win two European Cups without losing a game in either campaign.

Forest frisson
While the competition ran for the first time in 1955/56, it took until 1963/64 for a team to win it without losing a match on the way, with FC Internazionale Milano taking the title with seven wins and two draws. After Ajax repeated that feat in 1971/72, Nottingham Forest FC took the 1978/79 crown without losing a game, winning six and drawing three.

Barcelona feat
The UEFA Champions League era began in 1992/93, with Olympique de Marseille winning the inaugural edition of the revamped competition following seven wins and four draws. Milan and Ajax would enjoy similar records in the next two editions of the tournament, before United became the fourth unbeaten winners in 1998/99. The only side to have managed that since were FC Barcelona, who won the title in 2005/06 with nine wins and four draws.

Unbeaten European Champion Clubs' Cup winners

Season	Team	Wins	Draws
1963/64	FC Internazionale Milano	7	2
1971/72	AFC Ajax	7	2
1978/79	Nottingham Forest FC	6	3
1980/81	Liverpool FC	6	3
1983/84	Liverpool FC	7	2
1988/89	AC Milan	5	4
1992/93	Olympique de Marseille	7	4
1993/94	AC Milan	7	5
1994/95	AFC Ajax	7	4
1998/99	Manchester United FC	5	6
2005/06	FC Barcelona	9	4

Champions League

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2008

The UEFA Champions League (known colloquially as the European Cup) is an annual club football competition organised by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) for the most successful football clubs in Europe. It is one of the most prestigious club trophies in the sport. It has a global audience of more than a billion people.

The UEFA Champions League 2007-08 will be the 53rd edition of the European Championship Football Club Tournament and 16th edition under the current UEFA Champions League format. The final is scheduled to be played at Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow, on Wednesday 21st May 2007.

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Semi-Finals:

Liverpool v Chelsea - 22nd April
Barcelona v Man Utd - 23 April
Chelsea v Liverpool- 30th April
Man Utd v Barcelona- 29th April

Finals:
The Champions League final will take place on May 21 in Moscow.

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Pedersen Tips Bentley for England

Blackburn Rovers' Morten Gamst Pedersen believes team-mate David Bentley should be an England regular.

The Rovers winger is in competition with former captain David Beckham for the role on the right-hand side of midfield, with national team manager Fabio Capello still to decide on his preferred option.

Bentley started the Italian's first match in charge against Switzerland in February, but was then left on the bench as Beckham returned to win his 100th cap in the defeat by France last month.

But Bentley's Ewood Park team-mate Pedersen believes the former Arsenal player has all the attributes to become a key figure on the international stage.

quality player

The duo combined on Saturday for Blackburn's equaliser in their 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur as Bentley crossed for his team-mate to slot home.

"To me, David is England's best right-sided player," said Pedersen.

"I think he should be playing there for England, as he has everything in his game. He can score goals, he can deliver. He has a great future. It's time he was given that place on the right of midfield.

"Sometimes, you can have a bad day at the office. But he doesn't have them often, which is the mark of a quality player. He'd be first choice for me. The way he has improved as a player is unbelievable and I think there is still more to come from him."

Scholes: Ronaldo Is The Best

Manchester United's Paul Scholes has named Cristiano Ronaldo as his best ever team-mate.

It is a remarkable tribute to the Portugal winger, who is looking to improve on his 35-goal tally against AS Roma in the Champions League quarter-final on Tuesday.

In a glorious 14-year career at Old Trafford Scholes has played alongside the likes of Eric Cantona, Roy Keane, Mark Hughes, David Beckham and Ryan Giggs, collecting seven Premier League winners medals in the process.

However, it is Ronaldo that gets the midfielder's vote as his top team-mate at Manchester United.

QUITE LUCKY

Scholes, who is due to make his 99th Champions League appearance in Italy, said: "I have been quite lucky to have played with a lot of great players.

"Cristiano has to be at the top now, purely for what he has done this season.

"Scoring the amount of goals from his position has been nothing short of amazing.

"It is not just that, though, it is the way he makes chances and the threat he poses to other teams."

Champions League Review

Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney were on target as Manchester United secured a 2-0 away victory.

Ronaldo scored his 36th goal of a remarkable season in the first leg quarter-final against AS Roma to put United in the driving seat going into the second leg at Old Trafford next week.

The Portugal winger got on the end of a chip from Paul Scholes to head past Roma's Brazilian goalkeeper Doni in the 39th minute.

BACK POST

Sir Alex Ferguson's side made it 2-0 in the 67th minute when Park Ji-Sung headed the ball into the area at the back post.

It resulted in a mix-up between Doni and Christian Panucci with Rooney on hand to knock the ball home and stun the crowd at the Stadio Olimpico.

In the other quarter-final of the night, Barcelona secured a 1-0 away win against Schalke thanks to teenager Bojan Krkic's 12th minute tap-in after good work from former Arsenal player Thierry Henry.

RESULTS

AS Roma 0-2 Manchester United

Schalke 0-1 Barcelona

Ferguson: United Will Never Give In

Sir Alex Ferguson believes Manchester United's title setback will only inspire his players to keep going.

United's lead over Chelsea has been pegged back to three points after the weekend's matches, but Ferguson believes their 2-2 draw at Middlesbrough was a point won rather than lost.

The Barclays Premier League leaders took the lead at the Riverside courtesy of Cristiano Ronaldo's 37th goal of the season - but two goals from Brazilian striker Afonso Alves put Boro ahead.

It was left to Wayne Rooney's late deflected effort to secure a share of the spoils.

GREAT QUALITY

Ferguson said: "We could have lost the game, there's no question. They had some chances - and at times our defending was a bit haphazard, I thought.

"But at other moments we could have won the game, because some of the quality of our football was terrific.

"That point could be important, absolutely. Our goal difference is good obviously, but we cannot take anything for granted," he added.

"The nature of the club is that we never give in, and that's a great quality to have at this time of year.

"It sends out a signal to everyone that we will never give in. We will stretch ourselves in every game as long as we can."