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Manchester United vs Roma - Champions League: Lisandro Martinez is DROPPED by under-pressure Michael Carrick after Chelsea horror show - as Aston Villa travel to Spanish giants Barcelona

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Manchester United vs Roma - Champions League: Lisandro Martinez is DROPPED by under-pressure Michael Carrick after Chelsea horror show - as Aston Villa travel to Spanish giants Barcelona
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Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage for the latest updates as Manchester United hos Roma in the Champions League, plus updates from Aston Villa's trip to Barcelona.

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  • Manchester United vs Roma - Champions League: Lisandro Martinez is DROPPED by under-pressure Michael Carrick after Chelsea horror show - as Aston Villa travel to Spanish giants Barcelona.
  • Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage for the latest updates as Manchester United hos Roma in the Champions League, plus updates from Aston Villa's trip to Barcelona.
  • Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage for the latest updates as Manchester United hos Roma in the Champions League, plus updates from Aston Villa's trip to Barcelona.

Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage for the latest updates as Manchester United hos Roma in the Champions League, plus updates from Aston Villa's trip to Barcelona.

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