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United lost to Barca in the 2009 final and are out for revenge on English turf.

The wily fox knows when to step up and when to allow his galaxy of stars some space and take centrestage.

Dublin will host the first ever all-Portuguese European final on May 18.

FIFA has stipulated that tests will be conducted in daylight and under World Cup-standard floodlights.

United visits the Emirates nine points ahead of third-place Arsenal and six in front of Chelsea with four games remaining.

Messi secured a two-goal advantage for Barca as Pepe was given a red card for Madrid.

Inter Milan overcame the sending off of goalkeeper Julio Cesar to beat Lazio 2-1.

AC Milan still have a six-point lead over Napoli with five matches remaining.

Madrid won their first silverware since the 2008 Spanish league title.

Real Madrid won 1-0 and will take on Barcelona in the semi-finals.

The Scot also reserved special praise for Wayne Rooney.

Midfielder Leonardo Ponzio hit Zaragoza's 14th-minute opener at La Romareda stadium with a dipping blast from outside the area.

Valencia's second straight win lifted them six points clear of Villarreal.

The German side came from behind at San Siro to conjure up one of the biggest shocks of the season.

Edinson Cavani scored a hat trick as Napoli rallied to beat Lazio 4-3.

Ferguson said: "We have certain targets in mind and two or three will be fulfilled.