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Sofia for Liverpool

AFP, Nyon
Former champions Liverpool were handed a UEFA Cup draw against Levski Sofia here on Friday and chief executive Rick Parry looked forward to their clash with the Bulgarian club.
Top clubs in Europe's second-tier competition would have in general been pleased with their third round draws.
Newcastle visit Valerengen of Norway, Liverpool host Levski Sofia, Barcelona travel to Denmark's Brondby, Inter Milan visit Sochaux, Gaziantepspor entertain AS Roma and Celtic, who were ousted in the final minutes from the Champions League on Wednesday by Lyon, host Czech Teplice in first leg matches.
Parry said: "It will be another trip to eastern Europe for us to a new club that we haven't played in recent years."
And on the importance of the competition following a generally disappointing season so far for the Premiership club, he added: "We
were delighted to win this competition in 2001. That was very important for us. It's a competition we take extremely seriously but we take all of them seriously. It's not yet Christmas so we haven't yet written the season off.
"We would love to win the UEFA Cup again but it's not the only competition by any means."
Apart from Gaziantepspor hosting AS Roma, three other Turkish clubs were in action Italy's Parma host Genclerbirligi, Spain's Valencia meet Besiktas, and Galatasaray clash with Villarreal, also of Spain.
Turkish clubs have been in the spotlight lately with European football's governing body ruling that fixtures must be played outside the country following recent bomb attacks.
However Villarreal official Fernando Roig said the club had no problems visiting Turkey on February 26 next year with the second leg on March 3.
Roig said: "I hope that everything is okay for the people in Turkey. That everything is peaceful for them. And that we can go to Istanbul. For us it will be no problem."
UEFA CUP THIRD ROUND
DRAW
Brondby (DEN) v Barcelona (SPA) Parma (ITA) v Genclerbirligi (TUR) Benfica (POR) v Rosenborg (NOR) Marseille (FRA) v Dniepropetrovsk (UKR)
Celtic (SCO) v Teplice (CZE)
Perugia (ITA) v PSV Eindhoven (NED)
Groclin (POL) v Bordeaux (FRA)
Valencia (SPA) v Besiktas (TUR)
Galatasaray (TUR) v Villarreal (SPA)
FC Bruges (BEL) v Debrecen (HUN) Sochaux (FRA) v Inter Milan (ITA) Liverpool (ENG) v Levski Sofia (BUL)
Spartak Moscow (RUS) v Real Mallorca (SPA)
Gaziantepspor (TUR) v AS Roma (ITA)
Auxerre (FRA) v Panathinaikos (GRE)
Valerengen (NOR) v Newcastle (ENG)
1st leg: February 26 2004
2nd leg: March 3 2004