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Tough ask for struggling teams
PARIS. March 6: It's now or never in the European . Champions Lea-• gue as far as Spar-Jta Prague. Hertha Berlin. Bordeaux and Valencia are concerned going into Tuesday's round of games in Groups A and B in the second phase.
In Group A Spanish champions Barcelona and Portuguese title holders Porto - both former winners of Europe's premier club trophy - have pulled well clear of Hertha and Sparta Prague who face each other in the Czech Republic in the knowledge that victory is not desirable but essential.
It is a similar situation in Group B where Italy's Fiorentina and England's defending champions Manchester United look safe bets for the two quarter-final berths from that pool with Bordeaux and Valencia needing to produce something special to feature In the equation.
Tuesday's fixtures pit together the same clubs that did battle in the last round of matches on Wednesday.
And Bordeaux know that victory is essential at the Parc Lescure against defending champions United.
However, the reigning French champions can take comfort from the fact that United fell 1-0 to Marseille in their previous visit to France during the first phase of the new expanded competition.
Their coach Elie Baup, the first man to bring the First Division title to Bordeaux since future France World Cup winning coach Aime Jacquet landed three crowns in the 1980s, has had his team selection hampered.
French World Cup winner Christophe Dugarry and Sylvain Legwinski are both ineligible while defender Herve Ali-carte is suspended and midfielder Corentin Martins is absent through an abdominal infection.
Another defender David Jenunali Is also recuperating from illness and will not feature.
Baup must envy his United counterpart Sir Alex Ferguson who once again had the luxury of rotating his squad against Liverpool - in Ferguson's case it is by choice.
Dutch goalkeeper Raimond van der Gouw should stay in goal with the United boss apparently at odds with Australian Mark Bosnich, surprisingly dropped for the match between the same teams last week, won 2-0 by United at Old Trafford.
But another star to haw had a much-publicised brush with the Scot recently - England midfielder David Beckham -seems to be staying with United if the club is to be believed.
Beckham, who with his Spice Girl wife Victoria held a lavish first birthday party for baby son Brooklyn Sunday, will again hope to show Ferguson he can juggle career and family without losing his cutting edge on the pitch.
One incident in last week's match illustrated the difference between the Bordeaux team that won the French title last season and the one that has struggled this term.
Bordeaux strike force Sylvain Wiltord and Lilian Laslandes. whose goalscoring exploits last season were instrumental in the title win. con-
trived to stage the miss of the Champions League so far.
Laslandes and Wiltord. recently the first choice line-up of France coach Roger Lemerre, were embarrassed when Laslandes overhit a simple square ball to Wiltord with van der Gouw stranded.
Wiltord then sidefooted the ball into the sidenetting with the entire goal at his mercy.
United are second in Group B behind Fiorentina, who know victory in Spain against Valencia will all but seal their spot in the knock-out stages.
But Valencia's Argentinian coach Hector Cuper has signalled that he had not yet run up the white flag and was encouraged by two of his club's three remaining fixtures were at home and the only away fixture was at struggling Bordeaux.
Cuper Issued a rallying call to playmaker Galzka Mendieta and his compatriot Claudio Lopez, the darling of the Valencia fans.but who is reported to be Joining the extensive Argentinian contingent al Italian side Lazio next season. Fiorentina's own Argentinian ace Gabriel Batistuta is having a relatively poor time in front of goal by his admittedly excellent standards.
His wily coach Giovanni Trapattoni gave the misfiring golden boy a verbal cuddle ahead of the Valencia showdown. saving: "He is getting better. although he is not at his best. 1 have just told him to keep it simple and not to try and do difficult things."
Trapattoni, who won the European Cup in 1985 with Juventus in a match forever overshadowed by the rioting by Liverpool fans that led to the deaths of 39 predominantly Italian fans, expects great things from in-form Portuguese playmaker Manuel Rui Costa, however.
In Group A Barca's 4-2 victory last week over Porto saw them leapfrog the team that has won the last five Portuguese titles.
Instrumental in that win was Brazilian Rivaldo, whose two goals - one a freekick and one a solo dribble - showed why FIFA rate him as the best player in the world.
Rlvaldo is not 100 percent fit and missed the weekend drubbing of Numancia and may yet be sidelined for the return match in Porto.
But the returning Josep Guardiola will be an asset to the Catalans.
Porto too have a Brazilian talisman in striker Mario Jardel. who has scored eight goals in the tournament so far including both at the Nou Camp.
But goalkeeper Vitor Bala - a former Barca player - is again replaced by Hilar io while defender Jorge Costa is another absentee for the team that won the European Cup in 1987.
A draw in Porto would probably be satisfactory for both teams with third-placed Berlin four points behind second-placed Porto,
And Berlin and Prague both know only three points will do at Prague'
It will not be easy for Berlin, deprived of the services of suspended Sebastian Deisler. considered by many the future of German football.