More... Spalletti said: 'Last time I gave Ferguson some great wine as a gift, but this time there will be no wine and no gifts  on the field or off the field. 'We gave them seven last time and there can be no repeat. Manchester United are the best team in the world but we are motivated to beat them.' United start as favourites and have been boosted by news that goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar and defender Rio Ferdinand have recovered from injuries. But Spalletti was quick to remind United of their moderate away record in Europe. Ferguson's team have only beaten Dinamo Kiev, Benfica, Lille and Sporting Lisbon in their past 18 Champions League away games. Spalletti said: 'United have some sensational players, but it is a long time since they have got a very important win abroad. They are fantastic at Old Trafford as they showed against us last year, but they are not quite the same away from home.' United arrived in Rome on Monday in good spirits after Saturday's 4-0 Barclays Premier League win over Aston Villa and will be followed by 3,200 fans with tickets for the game. With memories fresh of the trouble that marred last season's defeat in Rome, both clubs have worked with authorities to reduce chances of a repeat. UEFA communications director William Gaillard stressed next season's Champions League Final would be moved from Rome if there was trouble. But Roma player Daniele de Rossi said there was only so