David Beckham happy to be at Old Trafford again

AC Milan's David Beckham insist he is happy to face Manchester United at Old Trafford for the first time but claimed he wish them to lose.

The England international will start against his former club in the Champions League last 16 second leg clash as Milan is hoping to overturn a 3-2 retardation.

The 34-year-old midfielder, still honored by United fans, said: "I'm not nervous."

"Coming back at Old Trafford as a Milan player is exciting. It will be a difficult match for us but everything is possible."

Suspicion remains if David Beckham will start the game but if he enter in play at "Theatre of Dreams" it will be the first time since he replace United for Real Madrid in 2003.

Beckham received a first class welcome at Manchester airport on Tuesday, but Manchester manager Sir Alex Ferguson said he was uncertain whether his former player would play and was trying to predict Milan's team.

Milan will make history if they gain to the quarter-finals as Manchester United have never been knocked out in Europe competition after winning away first leg.