Jones was unable to take part in training this morning after failing to recover from an ankle injury suffered in the FA Cup win over Reading a fortnight ago.  When asked about the England international, United boss Alex Ferguson said: "He's not fit. He won't be fit for tomorrow."  Ferguson, who was flanked at training by club legend Bobby Charlton, last week insisted the England man had every chance of playing in the game at Old Trafford.  TAKING A BREATHER ... Jonny Evans  But Fergie was forced to concede defeat today when he confirmed the utility man is not fit enough to play.  The Utd boss was boosted by Rio Ferdinand who took part in training after missing out on Utd’s 4-0 win over Norwich on Sunday with flu.  WATCHING BRIEF ... Joel Glazer (centre) with his brother Avram (left)  Robin van Persie, Patrice Evra and Danny Welbeck, who all sustained knocks in that victory, all took part as normal, while Jonny Evans trained on his own at the start of the session.  Michael Carrick says he is looking forward to what will be a "special" night at Old Trafford.  He said: “These are the nights you live for. It is extra special.  LIMBERING UP ... Robin van Persie gets ready to face Real Madrid  “There is just something in the air. Everyone comes to the stadium with a spring in their step.  “Every supporter is that little bit more vocal. They appreciate how important it is and what it means to get through.”  IT'S A WRAP ... Fergie keeps warm while watching training alongside Utd legend Bobby Charlton  Video: Rooney and Kaka both confident ahead of second leg
ENGLAND defender has not regained fitness after injury but Rio Ferdinand is back after missing Norwich win with flu