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The second leg of the all-English Champions League semifinal resumes Tuesday afternoon when Manchester United heads south to London to face rival Arsenal. The defending tournament champion Red Devils head to the capital with a 1-0 lead thanks to John O'Shea's tally in first half last week. Manchester United is expected to have defender Rio Ferdinand back, who picked up an injury in the final minutes last week. Playing against Arsenal is that the Gunners haven't advanced from a Champions League knockout game after losing the first leg, yet they also haven't lost a home game in the competition since 2004-05.
The match kicks off at 2:45 PM ET and we'll be blogging shortly before that.
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