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Milan Real on brink

AFP, Paris
Real Madrid and AC Milan have 16 Champions League titles
them but both have work to do on Wednesday if they are to book their places in the next round of this season's competition.
The teams are neck-and-neck on seven points in Group C and will both go through if Real overcome Swiss champions FC Zurich at the Bemabeu and Milan defeat Marseille at theSanSiro.
Neither side can afford any slip-ups, though, as Marseille are just a point back in third place with two games remaining.
"This game against Marseille on Wednesday will be very difficult, against a team that plays a bit like us," said Milan's Brazilian boss Leonardo.
"I'm not going to start talking about tactical analysis as that's something we keep to ourselves, but I know everything about Marseille."
Fate drew Real and Milan together at a time when both clubs were reeling from disappointing showings last season, when they were each forced to stand aside as their fiercest rivals swept all before them.
Real, nine-time champions, could only look on aghast as Barcelona romped to a glorious and unprecedented treble, while seven-time winners Milan saw city neigh-
hours Inter cruise to their fourth straight Serie A title.
A summer of soul searching saw new coaches pitch up at both clubs, while new Real manager Manuel Pellegrini was also granted a multimillion euro squad makeover thanks to the chequebook of returning president Florentino Perez.
Three months into the season bodi sides appear to be back on track, with Milan having bounced up to third place in Serie A after a stuttering start and Real leading La Liga by one point from Barcelona ahead of next weekend's first 'Clasico' of the season at Camp Nou.
Unlike Milan and Real, four-time champions Bayern Munich are staring down the barrel of early elimination as they lie four points behind
Juventus in the battle to nail down the final qualifying place in Group A.
Bayern will be confident of closing die gap at home to winless Israeli outfit Maccabi Haifa on Wednesday, but Juventus visit already-qualified group leaders Bordeaux knowing that victory will take them into the next round.
Juve returned to second place in Serie A by bearing Udinese 1-0 on Sunday, but Bayern were held to a 1 -1 draw at home to Bundesliga leaders Bayer Leverkusen that left them six points off the top in seventh place.
Last season's runners-up Manchester United welcome Turkish champions Besiktas to Old Trafford in Group B. having already guaranteed a place in the knockout phase with a thrilling 3-3 draw at home to CSKA Moscow last time out.
German champions Wolfsburg are three points clear of CSKA in the race for the second qualifying place and travel to the Russian capital needing just a draw to go through.
Chelsea and Porto have already secured their progress from Group D, but the Premier League leaders can secure top spot in the group if they win when the sides meet at the Estadio do Dragao in northwest Portugal.
Atletico Madrid have endured a wretched start to the season and currently lie third-bottom in La Liga but they will make sure of a consolation berth in the Europa League if they win in Cyprus against APOEL Nicosia.