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United the team to beat
PARIS, March 14: The European Champions League, hyped to the rafters and ill- Jcreasingly open to any team which can come even within spitting distance of their domestic league title, may look like the rich man's table, reports AFP.
But Wednesday's penultimate round of second-phase group games will provide some evidence to the contrary because. even if UEFA lias tried to keep the hoi polio! at arm's length, the competition is still a two-class society.
Manchester United, whose assets are now estimated at a mind-boggling billion dollars -and set to rise still further -should reach the last eight if they can see off Fiorentina, who beat them in Italy.
At the other end of the scale. Marseille will be playing for battered pride only at Lazio of Italy on Tuesday.
the French. European champions in 1993. beat United in the opening group phase in Marseille, but a home defeat by Bordeaux on Saturday left Bernard Casoni's men in the bottom five with Just eight wins in 28 matches and only a point clear of a relegation slot.
Sir Alex Ferguson's men have no such problems. Sir Alex's biggest dilemma is how to fit Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Into a team which already has Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole up front - although David Beckhams predilection for spending time In London with wife Posh Spice' might also tax his mind.
Beckham has buried the hatchet with Ferguson and insists the only wav he will leave is if the chib decide to sell him.
The United boss dropped Beckham for the Premiership clash at Leeds on February 20 after he missed training in the build-up to the game because baby son Brooklyn had 'flu.
That fuelled speculation that Beckham might be bound for Arsenal or move abroad to the likes of AC Milan or city rivals Inter.
But Beckham told the News of the World: "I need to let our fans know I intend to stay at Old Trafford. I've never thought about joining another chib.
"It annoyed me to read I am leaving Manchester United because there's no other club I want to play for.
Explaining why he missed training before the Leeds game. Beckham said: "I put my duty as a father and the health of my son ahead of my football. I think I would always do that. Any parent would. In the same circumstances."
Fiorentina arrive at Old Trafford with the air of a side which already looks beaten.
Coach Giovanni Trapattonl claimed on Monday that Fiorentina's form has hit rock bottom following a 1-0 defeat al lowlv Torino on Sunday.
Now mhl-table with Just 33 points from 25 games, they are currently out of the running for a UEFA Cup place next season.
let alone another slot In the Champions League.
Trapattoni told reporters: "1 told the team this morning that it’s impossible to sink any lower than this. But that after every fall, there has to be a rise.
"We mustn't ease up. we must never surrender - that's always been my philosophy in life." said Trapattoni. the most successful coach in the history of Italian football.
"It's true that it's going to be a very tough match in Manchester but now's the time to be convinced of what we can do.
"With determination and humility, qualification is within our reach," he added.
Trapattoni said he would try to inspire the squad by showing a video of November's 2-0 victory over United in Florence.
Fiorentina have plenty of attacking option in the shape of Gabriel Batistuta and Predrag Mijatovic, as well as Enrico Chiesa, who should be on the subs' bench after six weeks out with injury.
Fiorentina are currently second in Group B. two points behind United and one ahead of Valencia, who travel to tallenders Bordeaux missing star striker Claudio Lopez, who is 'suspended.
But the Spaniards will not leave anything to chance as they host United in the final match.
"We're not too hot on maths and so Valencia will have to go for the win in Bordeaux," said Valencia defender Miroslav DJukic.
Group A leaders Barcelona are already in the last eight having won home and away against second-placed Porto.
Barca now face German tailenders Hertha Berlin while Porto will hope to book their passage by beating Sparta Prague of the Czech Republic, currently two points adrift of the Portuguese champions.
Porto, who have already won In Prague, are set to recall experienced keeper Vitor Bala, the former Barcelona man having missed the previous two Champions League games with knee trouble.
Porto coach Fernando Santos can also welcome back skipper and defender Jorge Costa, suspended for last week's home loss to Barcelona, but Brazilian central defender Alolslo is suspended.
Hertha Berlin go Into the lion's den at the Nou Camp to face a Barcelona side who thrashed Bilbao 4-0 away at the weekend to keep up their challenge In the Primera Llga.
Coach Louis Van Gaal is set to rest several regulars and give an outing to reserves such as French defender Frederic Dehn. Finnish striker Jari Litmanen and Dutch defender Michael Reiziger.
Barca have won four matches on the trot, scoring 14 goals against two.
Hertha, showing Inconsistent form in Germany, will be without stx regulars.
They include Greek defender Kostas Konstautinidis. who is suspended, and coach Jurgen Rober has also decided to leave out Norwegian skipper Kjetil Rekdal, who is set to quit the club in the coining weeks.
WEDNESDAY
FIXTURES:
Group A
Barcelona (Spa) v Hertha Berlin (Ger)
Porto (Por) v Sparta Prague (Cze)
Group B
Manchester United (Eng) v Fiorentina (Ita)
Bordeaux (Fra) v Valencia (Spa)