UEFA Champions League: The Final Four - Schedule & Opening Thoughts

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The final four remain: Barcelona, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United. Soccer City FC kicks off its 2008 UEFA Champions League semi-finals & final coverage beginning tonight with a prediction round-table. Soccer City FC canvassed journalists, bloggers, and players regarding who they would choose from each semi-final and the final (with score). And now on to the schedule... [link]

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