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Work cut out for the English

AFP, Purir
English giants Manchester United and Arsenal, both struggling for form in the Premiership, face tough games in the second round of group matches in the Champions League onHiesday.
Manchester United, who will be without England striker Wayne Rooney, suspended for two matches by UEFA for his sending-off in United's opening 0-0 draw with Villarreal, host Benfica, the first time the two clubs have met since the European Cup final in 1968.
United won 4-1 then and are favourites on Tuesday but will be hit not only by the absence of the fiery Rooney but also inspirational skipper Roy Keane, Gary Neville and Gabriel Heinze.
"The injuries worry me because they all seem to be long term." said Bobby Charlton, one of the stars of United's win in 1968 and now a board director.
"But provided that sorts Itself out, we have every chance.
"These days, it is a long slog and the team playing well at the beginning is not always the one who winsit.
"But our young players are
older and wiser and the ability is there, so we will be okay."
Arsenal travel to the Netherlands to play Ajax without key French striker Thierry Henry (groin), while Brazilian midfielder Gilberto Silva is also doubtful after injuring his ankle against West Ham on Saturday.
Robin van Persie is suspended and Dennis Bergkamp is highly doubtful with back and groin injuries.
"It doesn’t look good," Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger said of Gilberto's injury.
"With all the injuries at the moment we just can't afford to lose Gilberto."
Barcelona host Italian club Udinese and are boosted by the return of an influential duo.
World Player of the Year Ronaldinho and Portuguese international winger Deco will return to the Barca line up after being rested during Saturday's 4-1 league win over Real Betis.
Ronaldinho's return means thatformer European Golden Boot winner Henrik Larsson is likely to be back on the bench after starting his first official game in 308 days on Saturday.
Mexican international Rafa Marquez has a right thigh strain sustained in training Inst week and is highly doubtful to face the Italians.
Bayern Munich will seek to rebound from a 2-0 defeat to SV Hamburg on the weekend - their first loss of the season - for their match against Bruges.
"We are aiming high in the Champions League and you will see a different team on Tuesday," said Bayern captain Oliver Kahn.
"We were not 100 percent against Hamburg but our (unbeaten domestic) run is over and maybe that will ease the pressure a bit."
An opening 1-0 Champions League win at Rapid Vienna helped Bayern justify their tag as group favourites alongside Juventus but injury problems are giving manager Felix Magath a headache.
England international Owen Hargreaves and Paraguayan striker Roque Santa Cruz are not yet fit and Peruvian international attacker Claudio Pizarro is doubtful with a thigh complaint.
Magath's opposite number Jan Ceulemans has injury concerns of his own with Belgian international Joos Valgacren a long-term casually while Slovakian Marek Spilar picked up a knock on Saturday.
In Italy, Juventus will be looking to extend their flawless record at home to Austrian clubs in Europe when they host Rapid Vienna.
The current Serie A leaders, who beat Bruges 2-1 in their first Group A game two weeks ago, have
won all five of their matches against Austrian opposition on home soil.
But Juve vice-president Roberto Bettega is only too aware that the 31-time Austrian champions are more than capable of causing an upset in'hirin.
"In the Champions League there are always hidden dangers that the domestic league doesn't have," said the former Italy international, who won seven league titles with Juve but never got his hands on the European Cup.
“We already know from experience, what can happen if you lose concentration. Last season we were favourites against Liverpool in the quarter-finals and failed to reach the last four.
"A bad half, or even a bad 10 minutes in this competition con be fatal.’
TUESDAY'S FIXTURES
Group A Juventus v Rapid Vienna Bayern Munich v Bruges
Group B
Ajax v Arsenal Thun v Sparta Prague
Group C
Panathinaikos v Worrier Bremen Barcelona v Udinese
Group D Manchester United v Benfica Lille v Villarreal