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Draw of nostalgia

'CHAMPS LEAGUE AFp, Monaco
The Champions League group stages will take two of European football's biggest personalities - Jose Mourinho and Henrik Larsson - back to their old stomping grounds quicker than either might have expected.
For Thursday's draw in Monaco -almost inevitably - pitted Mourinho's Chelsea against his old club FC Porto while former Celtic striker Larsson finds himself returning to Parkhead with his new club Barcelona.
There is sure to be a hot reception in store for Mourinho who took star defenders Paulo Ferreira and Ricardo Carvalho with him from Champions League titleholders Porto when he moved to Chelsea in the summer.
Chelsea will also face Paris St Germain and Russian champions CSKA Moscow, who in a seperate, intriguing, twist are sponsored by a company run by Chelsea's owner, Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich.
That connection has forced European football's governing body UEFA to call an investigation to appease the conspiracy theorists in the terraces.
Larsson, a Parkhead legend, will understandably have mixed feelings when he returns to play Scottish champions Celtic after the Swedish goal machine signed for Barcelona in the summer.
Barca president Joan Laporta reflected: "I know Henrik's a real hero in Glasgow. When I bought him he explained to me he'd had the best years of his career with Celtic.
"I'm sure his heart will be divided but he's a professional and he'll be fighting for a Barcelona victory."
Aside from Barcelona, Celtic will also play last season's Italian league winners AC Milan and Shakhtar Donetsk of Ukraine.
Nine-time European champions Real Madrid drew AS Roma, Bayer Leverkusen and Dynamo Kiev of Ukraine.
English Premiership winners Arsenal will face Greek champions Panathinaikos, PSV Eindhoven and Norway's current league leaders Rosenborg.
While avoiding some of the bigger named teams, Liverpool face a tough trio of matches, against Deportivo La
Coruna of Spain, who knocked out Irish minnows Shelbourne to reach the group phase, last season's losing finalists Monaco and Olympiakos of Greece.
Manchester United were drawn with French champions Lyon, Sparta Prague and Fenerbahce of Turkey.
United have never played Lyon or Sparta Prague before but have bad memories of Istanbul's Fenerbahce, who became the first team to beat United in a European tie at Old Trafford when they won there in October 1996.