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Sir Alex Ferguson feels his Manchester United team have a “good chance” of progressing in the Champions League after drawing Bayern Munich in the quarter-finals.
The veteran manager, however, knows from experience that the United cannot underestimate the German side.
“The history of playing Bayern in past European ties tells you it’s going to be a very difficult tie for us,” Sir Alex told MUTV. “It’ll be a fantastic atmosphere in both games. They have a great stadium and a good pitch and we’re up against a good, experienced team.
“Hopefully we’ll have everyone we need for the game and, if we do, then we have got a good chance.”
Bayern were the opponents for Ferguson’s finest hour as manager, of course, when United won 2-1 in dramatic fashion in the Nou Camp to cap 1999′s extraordinary Treble triumph.
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