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World on Fergie's shoulders

AFP, Paris
Manchester United suffered plenty by finishing last season well behind unbeaten Premiership winners Arsenal, a relatively poor performance they are likely to rue again ahead of their first foray into this season's Champions League.
United, one of a handful of European giants uncharacteristically involved in third round qualifying Wednesday, go into their first leg encounter away to Dinamo Bucharest wishing they did not have to be there at all.
A combination of injuries, suspensions, and Olympics-tied players has left United manager Alex Ferguson fretting, his woes coming only days after a 3-1 defeat to Arsenal in the season's curtain-raising Community Shield.
"It is the worst start we have had. It is a killer for us in trying to give players enough rest," Ferguson admitted ahead of the clash.
Failure to get past the Romanians could further hamper United, who last year failed to make the quarter-finals after being eliminated by eventual winners FC Porto.
And as Ferguson approaches the first hurdle in this year's campaign, he will do so without a host of first team regulars.
Ruud van Nistelrooy, who had to
undergo a hernia operation, is out of both legs against Dinamo, leaving a gaping hole in a front line that will also be shorn of Frenchman Louis Saha, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, and Liam Miller.
Wes Brown is also injured while fellow defender Gabriel Heinze of Argentina, is joining Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo at the Olympics in Athens.
Scotland's Darren Fletcher, a forward who could have stepped in most emergencies, is suspended alongside England defender Rio Ferdinand.
Even some of the players who are available to Ferguson are not completely match fit.
"You take Mikael Silvestre, Gary Neville and Phil Neville - they have only had five days training. That is not enough," added Ferguson.
It is a scenario which could boost Dinamo's hopes of securing a good first leg result ahead of the return leg at Old Trafford on August 24.
Dinamo owe their presence in this stage of the competition to two 1-0 wins over Slovakian outfit Zilina, during which Ionel Danciulescu scored twice.
But while ex-United star Lou Macari feels Dinamo should not to be taken lightly, he feels United have the class to overpower the Romanians.
"Normally the teams at this stage are of a poor quality, but Dinamo aren't one of those sides that are in the competition to make up the numbers," Macari, who watched Dinamo in both legs against Zilina, told United's website.
Macari pinpointed Danciulescu and Claudiu Iulian Niculescu as the two danger men, although Dinamo will have to do with their number two keeper following the sending-off of Cristian Munteanu for handball against Zilina.
United will not be the only club from Europe's considered elite who have been forced into early Champions League action.
Monaco, who stunned everybody last season by making it to the final before going out to FC Porto, have been thrown back into the fray against Gorica, who stunned FC Copenhagen 5-0 in their second qualifying round second leg to claim a spot.
Didier Deschamps' Monaco outfit should, by all accounts, prove up to the task on Wednesday although the former France international has
enough European experience to know it woujlud be unwise to take the Slovenians lightly.
Monaco, who last season finished third in the French league, got their domestic campaign off on the right foot with a 1-0 win over St Etienne.
However despite the feelgood factor at the Principality, Deschamps knows he will have to return from Slovenia with points in the bag.
"It's a very important match, both in economic and sporting terms," he said.
"Prudence will be the order of the day, there will be a lot at stake. Ultimately it will be up to us to qualify for the Champions League," added Deschamps, who will look to avoid the fate of current French champions Lyon, eliminated by another Slovenian club, NK Maribor, at the same stage in 1999.
Real Madrid meanwhile finished a lowly fourth in the Spanish top flight last season and so also find themselves in relatively unfamiliar territory, travelling to Poland to face Wisla Krakow, who came through their last qualifying round 1 1-2 aggregate winners over WIT Georgia.
Italian giants Inter Milan are also on the road but face a trickier tie against Swiss side FC Basel, who just missed out on the quarter-finals two season ago.
Inter will be without 19-year-old Nigerian forward Obafemi Martins, who could miss both legs after straining knee ligaments in training.