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EUROPEAN FOOTBALL PREVIEW
UNDATED. March 3(AFP):In Germany. Bayern Munich bid to consolidate what looks like being a successful defence of their Bundesliga title in a week where the top four teams all play away from home, it is Cup weekend' in France with the likes of Monaco and Lyon mixing it with less heralded teams such as Pontivy and Paris Red Star In the last 16. while in the Scotish Premiership, second place Celtic hope to carry on their recent good form in action around Europe.
BUNDESLIGA
BERLIN: Solid leaders and reigning champions. Bayern will be hoping to continue their past successes at VfB Stuggart where they have won 18 times at the Gottlieb-Daimler stadium. a club record for away victories.
Second placed Bayer Leverkusen. five points adrift, will also aim for maximum points on their visit lo sixth-placed Kaiserslautern.
Lying seventh tn the table VfL Wolfsburg will be looking to take full advantage if Kaiserslautern slip up and overtake them for the final UEFA Cup slot but must first negotiate the difficult task of beating third placed Hamburg SV.
Werder Bremen who are in a dogfight for the last Champions League place with a host of other clubs will want to pul in a professional performance against SSV Ulm who are trying to ease away from the relegation zone.
FIXTURES:
Friday: SC Freiburg v Arminia Bielefeld. VfL Wolfsburg v Hamburg
Saturday: Hertha Berlin v SpVgg Unterhaching. 1860 Munich v Hansa Rostock. Schalke 04 v MSV Duisburg. Kaiserslautern v Bayer Leverkusen
Sunday: SSV Ulm v Werder Bremen. Eintracht Frankfurt v Borussia Dortmund
FRENCH CUP
PARIS: Amateur side Pontivy. based in Brittany, have pulled the plum draw against runaway First Division leaders Monaco at Gulngamp.
The Pontivy players will be dreaming of scoring past France's World Cup winning goalkeeper Fabien Barthez. who with the possible exception of Zinedine Zidane is the most feted member in France of that World Cup winning team.
Another David v Goliath clash sees division three side Paris Red Star host big-money Lyon. Monacos closest pursuers.
Despite their modest standing Red Star, in their centenary year, have an impressive history and count Brazilian legend Garrincha among their former players.
FIXTURES (clubs First Division unless stated):
Friday: Rennes v Lorient (D2)
Saturday: Bordeaux v Metz. Nantes v Gueugnon (D2). Paris Red Star (D3) v Lyon. Nimes (D2) v Amiens (D2). Calais (amateur) v Cannes (D2)
Sunday: Strasbourg v Paris St Germain. Pontivy (amateur) v Monaco (played at Gulngamp)
SCOTTISH
PREMIERSHIP
GLASGOW Celtic defender Jackie McNamara believes the Glasgow club will find their best form now that former player and coach Tommy Burns has relumed to the club.
Bums Is currently helping to coach the first team until the end of the season, working together with caretaker-manager Kenny Dalglish
And the former Parkhead boss found himself in charge
for the home game against Dundee on Wednesday night because Dalglish was 111 - Celtic went on to chalk up a 6-2 victory with Englishman Tommy Johnson grabbing a hat-trick.
Victory took Celtic eight points behind Rangers in the league with the-Old Firm clash to come at Parkhead next Wednesday.
For Bums it was a special night as he was dismissed in 1997 after the shock Scottish Cup defeat by Falkirk.
McNamara was one of his first signings in 1994 when Bums paid Dunfermline about 650.000 pounds (1.04 million dollars) for his services.
Celtic return to action this weekend when they face Hibernian at Easter Road on Sunday, while Rangers are at home to St Johnstone al Ibrox on Saturday
FIXTURES(kick-off 1500GMT unless stated):
Saturday: Dundee United v Hearts. Kilmarnock v Dundee. Motherwell v Aberdeen. Rangers v St Johnstone
Sunday Hibernian v Celtic (k/o 1805)