The Champions League dominates the morning newspaper sports pages, and in
particular Manchester United's Rooney-van Persie double act.

The Telegraph goes with the headline "Dream Team" after the pair combined to
score both goals in United's 2-1 win over Cluj (pron: CLUESH).

In the Daily Record, Celtic's manager Neil Lennon has declared himself the
proudest man in Europe after a first ever Champions League away victory for the
club as they beat Spartak Moscow 3-2.

In other news, the Daily Mirror focuses on a former Manchester United player,
with their story that Roy Keane is stalling on a 1-point-4-million-pound-a-year
deal to manage Turkish side Kasimpasa, in the hope of landing the vacant
Blackburn job.

More on Europe's Ryder Cup win in the Sun, and Jose Maria Olazabal is planning
to visit the home of his late friend Seve Ballesteros. 

Olazabal will travel to the house in Spain were Seve's ashes are scattered and
show the Ryder Cup trophy to his family.

The Daily Mail reports that the ECB have made a truce with Kevin Pietersen and
a decision has already been made to draft the batsman into England's 16-man
squad for the tour of India.

The Mirror reports that four-time Olympic gold medal winning sailor Ben
Ainslie has been nominated for the men's World Sailor of the Year, with
Paralympic champion Helena Lucas and youth world champion Saskia Sills
shortlisted for the women's award.

And finally, the Independent has an exclusive interview with Andy Murray. 

The world number three admits he didn't play his best tennis at last month's
US Open when he ended Great Britain's 76-year wait for a male major singles
winner, but says he now has the mental strength to win more.

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