
London, May 27: Manchester United were plastered all over the front and back pages of the newspapers today. India8217;s record-breaking World Cup cricketers were not.
The Reds8217; European Cup triumph over Bayern Munich took pride of place in the tabloids and the broadsheets, most running front-page pictures and articles backed up by at least half a dozen pages of coverage at the back of the paper.
Indian batsmen Saurav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid, meanwhile, who put on a World-record partnership of 318 in Taunton yesterday to condemn defending champions Sri Lanka to an early plane home, had to wait for a mention.
In The Express, their feat was described 13 pages from the back of the newspaper. There was one success, however 8212; they managed seven paragraphs squeezed in at the bottom of the back page of The Guardian.