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Sparks will fly

Undated
Liverpool have reason to be confident as they go into their first Champions League group game on Wednesday against last season's finalists Monaco atAnfield.
Lyon's preparations to face Manchester United this week have included pulling out all the stops to secure a table for Alex Ferguson at the city's most celebrated restaurant.
Ajax's sale of Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic may come back to literally haunt them at home in their night's clash with Ibrahi-movic's new club Juventus if current form is anything to go by.
If history is anything to go by, AS Roma should be relishing Wednesday's opening Group B game at home to Dynamo Kiev.
Meanwhile, playing against the mighty Real Madrid is always special but it takes on extra significance for Bayer Leverkusen come Wednesday when the German side look for revenge at the BayArena.
LIVERPOOL V MONACO The four-times European Cup winners beat West Bromwich Albion 3-0 in the Premiership on Saturday, shaking off some poor early season form that saw losses at Bolton Wanderers in the league and against AK Graz in their Champions League qualifier, second leg.
The 1-0 loss to Austrian side Graz atAnfield had Liverpool sweating on qualification and the club was fortunate to have a 2-0 first leg victory already under its belt to ensure a place in the group stage.
Liverpool will be boosted by the knowledge that Monaco will be a shadow of the side who were took Europe by storm just a few months ago before losing 3-0 to Porto in the Champions League final.
The French club lost prolific strikers Fernando Morientes, Dado Prso and Ludovic Giuly to other clubs over the summer and
Liverpool will feel they have every chance of a winning start to their campaign under manager Rafael Benitez, who took over at Anfield in June.
Liverpool and England midfielder Steven Gerrard, who is attracting Real Madrid's interest with his sparkling early season form, is likely to play on Wednesday despite being substituted by Benitez against Albion on Saturday.
Xabi Alonso and Luis Garcia, two of the Spanish signings made by Benitez, should make their European debuts for Liverpool on Wednesday.
LYON V MAN UNITED
Sir Alex enlisted the help of his opposite number Paul Le Guen to ensure he could spend the eve of the match feasting on the cuisine of legendary chef Paul Bocuse at his famous restaurant on the outskirts of France's culinary capital.
"Well do our best to make it happen," promised Lyon's president Jean-MichelAulas.
Whether Le Guen's young side will prove so accommodating on the pitch is another matter however.
The French champions stayed in last year's competition until the quarter-finals, a stage further than United managed, and Ferguson would undoubtedly have preferred his side's most difficult trip in group D to have been scheduled for later in the season.
Lyon's new Brazilian striker, Nilmar, is unable to speak a word of French, although linguistic difficulties did not prevent him scoring twice on his debut on Saturday, a 21 win over Rennes that left Lyon top ofthe French table.
With Giovane Elber ruled out until Christmas with an ankle injury, Nilmar was bought by Le Guen just hours before the expiry of the summer transfer deadline at the end of last month.
Juninho Pernambucano, a freekick specialist, pulls the strings in midfield.
AJAX VJUVENTUS
-The—22-year-old Ihrahimnvic signed for 25 million euros (31 million dollars) last month, scored a superb goal for Ajax's opponents Juventus after coming on as a substitute in the second-half in a comfortable 3-0 victory away to Brescia on Sunday.
Coach Fabio Capello, who faces the team which beat his AC Milan in the 1995 Champions League final, enthused about Ibrahimovic, who added to first half goals by Pavel Nedved and French international David Trezeguet.
Ajax are in third spot with eight points, two points behind leaders PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord.
AS ROMA V DYNAMO KIEV
Dynamo, the Ukrainian champions, have yet to win a match against Italian opposition in the history of the competition, drawing four and losing eight of their 12 encounters.
Their last three visits to Italy have all ended in defeat, the most recent a2-1 loss to Inter Milan last season.
The past has not been kind to the Ukrainians when visiting the peninsula, but Roma coach Rudi Voller is taking nothing forgranted.
"These days the competition is so strong that there is no guarantee of three points in any match, it doesn't matter who you play," said the former Germany coach, who played for Roma between 1987 and 1992.
Roma and Dynamo have been drawn in Group B along with Spanish giants Real Madrid and Germany's Bayer Leverkusen.
LEVERKUSEN V REAL
Leverkusen were victims of a wonder goal from French genius Zinedine Zidane in the 2002 Glasgow final as Madrid picked up a third Champions League crown following a 2-1 win.
Reaching the final was a major achievement for Leverkusen, a small city in North Germany, but things have gone awry since then with Klaus Toppmoller sacked just nine months after his finest hour as Bayer escaped relegation by the -skinoftheirteeth.
New manager Klaus Augenthaler has revived the club's fortunes and they are now back in the big time with a duel against Madrid, one of the favourites for this year's crown.
Brazilian World Cup hero Ronaldo, Spanish striker Fernando Morientes, leading scorer in the competition while on loan at Monaco last term, and the irrepressible Zidane are just three Real players that spring to mind.
While Leverkusen have seen their 2002 team ripped apart -Michael Ballack, Lucio and Ze Roberto are all now at Bayern Munich - Madrid have also had a face-lift.
Former Spanish national coach Jose Antonio Camacho is now in charge and the defence has been strenghtened by the close season arrivals of England international Jonathan Woodgate and Argentine stopper Walter Samuel for a staggering 47 million euros. Both are struggling with injuries though ahead of the encounter