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    Arsenal were handed an intriguing tie against former England boss Steve McClaren's FC Twente in the Champions League third qualifying round.
    McClaren was appointed by the Dutch side in June this year, taking his first job since he was sacked by England in November 2007.
    Liverpool have been drawn against Belgium's Standard Liege.
    And Rangers will play the winner of the second-round match between Aalborg and Modrica if they can overcome Kaunas.
    Rangers drew 0-0 at Ibrox in the first leg of their second round qualifier against the Lithuanian side on Wednesday and will play the return leg next week.
    McClaren has pitted his wits against Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger before, when he was in charge of Middlesbrough.

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    So McClaren against Wenger, what a battle!


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    But it is unlikely he will relish returning to England for a match that Arsenal will be strong favourites to win. "I think of all the teams we could have had, that is the toughest - or one of the toughest.
    "I expected one of the English teams - fate deals you certain cards and it has dealt us this card. On one hand it is very, very tough - we know that - but on the other very exciting," he told Sky Sports.
    McClaren may not be the only coach returning to his native country as former Arsenal boss Bruce Rioch could be taking Danish champions Aalborg to Rangers.
    Former Scotland captain Rioch's side have a 5-0 first-leg lead over Modrica so should make it through to the third qualifying round.
    Liverpool, who were beaten by Chelsea in the semi-finals last year, will fancy their chances of getting past Standard Liege.
    The Reds will play their first leg away from home - as will Arsenal and Rangers, too, provided the Glasgow side make it through.
    Elsewhere in the draw, highly-fancied Barcelona will play either Beitar Jerusalem or Wisla Krakow and Italian giants Juventus face Tampere United or Artmedia Bratislava.
    UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
    Third qualifying round draw:
    Anorthosis/Rapid Vienna v Olympiakos
    Vitoria Guimaraes v IFK Gothenburg/Basel
    Shakhtar Donetsk v Domzale/Dinamo Zagreb
    Schalke 04 v Atletico Madrid
    Aalborg/Modrica v RANGERS/Kaunas
    Barcelona v Beitar Jerusalem/Wisla Krakow
    Levski Sofia v Anderlecht/BATE
    Standard Liege v LIVERPOOL
    Inter Baku/Partizan v Fenerbahce/MTK Budapest
    FC Twente v ARSENAL
    Spartak Moscow v Drogheda/Dinamo Kiev
    Juventus v Tampere/Artmedia
    SK Brann/Ventspils v Marseille
    Fiorentina v Slavia Prague
    Galatasaray v Steaua Bucharest
    Panathinaikos/Dinamo Tbilisi v Sheriff Tiraspol/Sparta Prague




    First legs to be played on 12/13 August, second legs on 26/27 August.


    Source from BBC Football.

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    Hes going to get slaughted at the emirates .

    I hope its a good game and i think FC Twente are a good side who could beat arensal if they play well.

    Arensal havent really bought many players so i guess its a good time to take them on.

    Liverpool have got a diffcult draw aswell .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geo23 View Post
    Hes going to get slaughted at the emirates .

    I hope its a good game and i think FC Twente are a good side who could beat arensal if they play well.

    Arensal havent really bought many players so i guess its a good time to take them on.

    Liverpool have got a diffcult draw aswell .
    Trust me, we played them in pre-season last year and they're not. I know pre-seasons don't mean much but they're not. Liverpool haven't got a difficult draw, just a difficult fight for their fans to win.
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    i watched arsenal against stuttgart the other night
    they were class and will be to much for fc twente

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    I dont want to upset any Twente fans on the forum (if there are any) but they are seriously not good enough to play at this level. Especially with that loser as the manager.

    Athletico Madrid vs Schalke should be interesting

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    Seriously, not going to be a challenge for Wenger.
    But then again they don't look too bad but McClaren will let them down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nereo View Post
    I dont want to upset any Twente fans on the forum (if there are any) but they are seriously not good enough to play at this level. Especially with that loser as the manager.

    Athletico Madrid vs Schalke should be interesting

    Yeah i was quite shocked, but that will be a very good game.
    Forget the Liverpool,Barcelona,Arsenal's games. Its all about Athletico Madrid vs Schalke!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geraint View Post
    Trust me, we played them in pre-season last year and they're not. I know pre-seasons don't mean much but they're not. Liverpool haven't got a difficult draw, just a difficult fight for their fans to win.
    What i heard there ok for their standard.

    Its the away legs which will be the hardest for liverpool and arensal. But nothing they probaly wont be able to handle.

    As for Mclaren its only Walcott he will probaly see who is english.

    I hope arensal fans dont boo Mclaren to much. Hes a ok club manager but international he is horrbile.

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    Rofl hope arsenal get their *** kicked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zMalouda View Post
    Rofl hope arsenal get their *** kicked.
    You found two teams playing each other that funny? Poor you :rolleyes:

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