LONDON, May 3 - The slowdown in the Premier League do not worry Sir Alex Ferguson, Manchester United is not certain that the distractions will return tomorrow night in the semi-final against Schalke. With the victory in Gelsenkirchen, propitiated by goals from Ryan Giggs and Wayne Rooney, the Red Devils have mortgaged the final at Wembley.
But the last round of league defeat against Arsenal has rekindled the hopes of getting back at Chelsea. A setback that will not be repeated in Europe, ensures the Scottish manager. "This season we have always always been a higher concentration of Champions races, perhaps because it is not a football that we play every week - the words of Ferguson -.
The Premier League is a continuous tribal conflict, always play against teams in London, Yorkshire or Liverpool and the rivalry is always high. In Europe is different, and perhaps this helps our concentration. " Rooney has missed training for finishing, and threatens the package. "He suffered a muscle problem, I decided to leave him at rest.
Let's see how it feels tomorrow, "said Ferguson. 
But the last round of league defeat against Arsenal has rekindled the hopes of getting back at Chelsea. A setback that will not be repeated in Europe, ensures the Scottish manager. "This season we have always always been a higher concentration of Champions races, perhaps because it is not a football that we play every week - the words of Ferguson -.
The Premier League is a continuous tribal conflict, always play against teams in London, Yorkshire or Liverpool and the rivalry is always high. In Europe is different, and perhaps this helps our concentration. " Rooney has missed training for finishing, and threatens the package. "He suffered a muscle problem, I decided to leave him at rest.
Let's see how it feels tomorrow, "said Ferguson.
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