Some of the world's biggest stars from Manchester United,
Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Juventus and AC Milan attended
adidas' #bethedifference event as the six European giants launched their
third kits. Manchester United duo Ashley Young and Morgan Schneiderlin
made the trip to France despite touching down in England at 1am
following their side's impressive 4-0 Champions League win over Club
Bruges. Young and Schneiderlin were joined by Chelsea's Victor Moses
and Cesar Azpilicueta.
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UEFA Champions League draw: Manchester United face
PSV Eindhoven, CSKA Moscow and Wolfsburg as Manchester City take on
Juventus and Arsenal meet Bayern Munich
Here are the groups:
Group A: Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid, Shakhtar Donetsk, Malmo
Group B: PSV, Manchester United, CSKA Moscow, Wolfsburg
Group C: Benfica, Atletico Madrid, Galatasaray, Astana
Group D: Juventus, Manchester City, Sevilla, Borussia Monchengladbach
Group E: Barcelona, Bayer Leverkusen, Roma, BATE
Group F: Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Olympiacos, Dinamo Zagreb
Group G: Chelsea, Porto, Dynamo Kiev, Maccabi Tel-Aviv
Group H: Zenit, Valencia, Lyon, Gent
The curse of
the Champions League hit Manchester City again on Thursday with the
Premier League leaders handed the toughest draw of English clubs.
City,
who have never gone past the last 16, will have their work cut to do so
this season from a group containing last season's runners up Juventus,
Europa League winners Sevilla and solid German side Borussia
Monchengladbach.
Manuel
Pellegrini's expensively-assembled side are the stand-out performers at
the start of the Premier League season, however, and there will be
great upset at the Etihad if they don't at least reach the knockout
stages, where they have twice lost to Barcelona.
The curse of
the Champions League hit Manchester City again on Thursday with the
Premier League leaders handed the toughest draw of English clubs.
City,
who have never gone past the last 16, will have their work cut to do so
this season from a group containing last season's runners up Juventus,
Europa League winners Sevilla and solid German side Borussia
Monchengladbach.
Manuel
Pellegrini's expensively-assembled side are the stand-out performers at
the start of the Premier League season, however, and there will be
great upset at the Etihad if they don't at least reach the knockout
stages, where they have twice lost to Barcelona.
The curse of
the Champions League hit Manchester City again on Thursday with the
Premier League leaders handed the toughest draw of English clubs.
City,
who have never gone past the last 16, will have their work cut to do so
this season from a group containing last season's runners up Juventus,
Europa League winners Sevilla and solid German side Borussia
Monchengladbach.
Manuel
Pellegrini's expensively-assembled side are the stand-out performers at
the start of the Premier League season, however, and there will be
great upset at the Etihad if they don't at least reach the knockout
stages, where they have twice lost to Barcelona.
Wayne roony and Manchester United team mates celebrating one of his goals
Paul Pogba in action; wanted by Chelsea FC
UEFA Champions League Draws
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE GROUP STAGE DRAW IN FULL
Group A - PSG, Real Madrid, Shakhtar Donetsk, Malmo
Group B - PSV Eindhoven, Manchester United, CSKA Moscow, Wolfsburg
Group C - Benfica, Atletico Madrid, Galatasaray, Astana
Group D - Juventus, Manchester City, Sevilla, Borussia Monchengladbach
Group E - Barcelona, Bayer Leverkusen, Roma, BATE Borisov
Group F - Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Olympiacos, Dinamo Zagreb
Group G - Chelsea, Porto, Dynamo Kiev, Maccabi Tel-Aviv
Group H - Zenit, Valencia, Lyon, Gent
City's
head of football administration Brian Marwood - representing the club
at the draw in Monaco - said: 'It's a little bit different this time. We
didn't get Barcelona and we didn't get Bayern Munich — let's hope we
get them further in the competition, that means we've progressed.
'We
always seem to draw very difficult groups, but it is what it is. I'm
sure it could have been tougher. But clubs will be looking at us and
seeing the talent we have, and you'd like to think they are no
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