Manchester United retain appeal for sponsors despite European absence

By Neil Maidment and Sarah Young

LONDON (Reuters) - New sponsorship deals helped to soften the blow of missing out on Champions League revenues for English Premier League soccer club Manchester United , who remain on track to meet their financial goals for the year.

The 20-times English champions, third in the Premier League, said total revenue fell 14 percent to 106 million pounds ($162 million) in the three months to the end of December.

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