Manchester United topped a potentially tricky group containing Bayer Leverkusen, Shakhtar Donetsk and Real Sociedad and have been rewarded with a tie against not only the weakest team left in the competition, but a team who sold their outstanding player in the January window. With that in mind, there is no excuses for Moyes and United not to progress to the last eight of the competition. The pressure is well and truly on though, and it’ll be up to them to step up and deliver; admittedly something we’ve seen very little of so far under Moyes’ tenure.
Here’s TV and Internet schedule for viewers in the United States:
Olympiacos vs Manchester United, 2:45pm, FOX Sports 1 and FOX Soccer 2Go
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