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Sir Alex Ferguson’s Final Manchester Derby: United 1–2 City, 2013
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Sir Alex Ferguson’s final Manchester Derby in April 2013 ended in a 2–1 defeat to Manchester City, with a Vincent Kompany own goal and a late Sergio Agüero strike sealing the result. Despite the loss, Ferguson’s overall record in the derby remains impressive: 47 games, 26 wins, 10 draws, and 11 defeats.
Manchester United’s Road to the Champions League Glory in 1998/99
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Manchester United’s 1998/99 road to Champions League glory was one of the toughest in history. From group-stage thrillers with Barcelona to a stunning comeback against Juventus and the unforgettable late drama against Bayern Munich, United’s treble triumph defined an era.
Premier League Player of the Season XI
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An all-time Premier League XI featuring only Player of the Season winners including Henry, Ronaldo, Salah, and Schmeichel celebrating the league’s most influential stars.
Top 10: Best Sir Alex Ferguson’s Signings for Manchester United
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Over a managerial career spanning 26 years at Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson built some of the most formidable teams in football history. His success wasn’t just down to tactical brilliance but also an uncanny ability to spot talent and nurture it into greatness. Here, we look at 10 of his greatest signings, listed in chronological order.
The Fall of the Invincibles: Manchester United’s Win Over Arsenal in 2004
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Arsenal entered Old Trafford on 24 October 2004 as football's untouchables, riding a 49-game unbeaten run in the Premier League that had earned them the legendary title of "The Invincibles." Their imperious form had seen them steamroll through the 2003/04 campaign without a single defeat, a feat unseen in English top-flight football since the late 19th century. But all good things must come to an end, and on a fiery afternoon in Manchester, Arsenal’s record-breaking streak came crashing down in controversial fashion.