MOSCOW (Reuters) - CSKA Moscow have had to overcome plenty of adversity in this season's Champions League but two stunning results against Manchester City have left them tantalisingly close to qualifying from the toughest group in the competition.
If the Russian champions beat AS Roma in Moscow on Tuesday, they would only have to avoid defeat in their final match to qualify for the knockout stages from a group which also features English champions City and 2013 winners Bayern Munich.
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