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Dream prospect for fans

AFP, Nyon
English Premiership leaders Chelsea drew Spanish league leaders Barcelona in the glamour match when the draw for the Champions League last sixteen was made here Friday.
Manchester United drew European Footballer of the Year Andriy Shevchenko's AC Milan and nine-time winners Real Madrid were drawn with Juventus in the otherbigmatches.
Juventus knocked out Real in the semi-finals in 2003 when theylost to Milan on penalties in the Old TYafford final.
Juventus vice-president Roberto Bettega, a member of the Juve team that lost the 1983 European Cup final to SV Hamburg, said: "We have to be wary because Real have players of exceptional quality and personality. They too will be determined to go all the way. It will be a great challenge."
Arsenal, who have so often flattered to deceive in Europe, got a tough draw against 2001 winners Bayern Munich.
Bayern last won the competition in 2001 - with a penalties victory over Valencia - but have failed to get past the quarter-final stage since drat triumph in Milan.
Four-time winners Liverpool face Germany's Bayer Leverkusen, who knocked out Liverpool on their way to the 2002 Champions League final.
Defending champions Porto, who only just survived the group stage, were drawn against Inter Milan.
Inter president Giacinto Facchetti, who won two European Cups with Inter (1964 and 1965), said: "At this stage of the competition there are no easy matches. Porto are the Champions of Europe. Everything depends on the kind of form the teams are in when we play in two months'time.
"A prediction? It would be dangerous to say. I hope our team can make good progress in the weeks leading up to the match."
French league leaders Lyon face German champions Werder Bremen and Moncao, last season's Champions League finalists, face Dutch side PSV Eindhoven.
Before the draw Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho said he wanted Barcelona because it is against the biggest names that reputations are made - just as he managed with Porto against Manchester United last season.
"For emotional reasons and because everyone says they are the best in Europe at the moment. I would like to play Barcelona," said Mourinho, a former assistant coach to Bobby Robson at the Nou Camp.
"In football, top people are never scared. We always want to play against the big teams, the big managers, players always want to play big players. We always want these things for our careers."
Mourinho is chasing four trophies with Chelsea this term -Champions league, Premiership, FA Cup and League Cup.
Barcelona president Joan iaporta told Sky Sports after the draw: "Chelsea will be a very difficult and competitive match. I think Barcelona and Chelsea are two of the strongest clubs in the world at the moment.
"Both sides have good players and good coaches and I think it will be a very exciting match."
• And on Mourinho, who worked with former England manager Robson when he was cc_ch of Barcelona, Laporta added: "Mourinho for me is the best coach in the world."
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson had accurately predicted he would be paired with Carlo Ancelotti's Milan.
In Ferguson's 18 years at United he has never faced Milan who have twice knocked United out of the European Cup at the semi-final stages, in the Munich air-crash disaster year of the 1958 season and-in 1969.
Manchester are the last English side to win this competition, thanks to an extraordinary two goals in the last minute against Bayern Munich in 1999.
AC Milan director Umberto Gandini said: "We won the cup at Old TYafford in 2003. I think if the team are not happy to play Manchester United because of the strength of the club, they will be happy to play at Old TYafford. It is a place which means a lot to us."
Bayern Munich manager Felix Magath admitted he had not cared who they were drawn against despite losing both their group matches 1-0 to Juventus.
"We can beat anyone," added Dutch striker Roy Makaay who has scored seven goals in this season's Champions League.
Rafael Benitez won a reputation in Spain as a lucky manager pulling off the Liga and UEFA Cup double, and he will need more good fortune to progress further.
Real Madrid have triumphed
twice in the las t four years in Europe but David Beckham agreed drey still had to work on their defending this season and they will be looking to Ronaldo and company to break down the tight Juventus defence.