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Warrington, on the other hand, are taking their home game this evening against Wakefield far more seriously as they seek to keep alive their fading play-off hopes.
While the Giants are relaxed about tonight's trip to leaders St Helens and plan to rest a number of senior players in the knowledge a top-four Super League finish is on the cards, the Wolves have to take their home game against Wakefield far more seriously as they seek to keep alive their fading play-off hopes.
He threw on Ryan Giggs and Tevez, and was forced to bring on Gary Neville for the injured Evans, but United were unable to conjure have it all to do in the return leg at the Estadio do Dragao a week today if they are to keep alive their hopes of becoming the first side to successfully defend the Champions League.
 
 
 
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