Sir Alex Ferguson hailed his side as the best England has ever seen as they virtually wrapped up a record 19th title. Goals from Javier Hernandez and Nemanja Vidic saw Manchester United power six points clear of Chelsea at the top with two games to go. And boss Fergie said: "It's fantastic to be the most successful team ever in the country. The minute we won that first title in my time here in 1992 the door opened - and we've been involved in the first two practically throughout that period. It's a fantastic achievement." United now need just a point to seal the Premier League crown and move clear of Liverpool as the most prolific championship winners of all time. Fergie added: "For the last 17 or 18 years it has been Arsenal and Chelsea as our nearest challengers and the last few years it has been Chelsea. Arsenal made a great attempt this year but them losing today and this win for us has finalised it. We deserve the title and, hopefully, we'll get that point at Blackburn in our next game on Saturday. But we'll give them 100 per cent respect because they are a good side battling for Premier League survival."
David Facey, The Sun
Meanwhile, Sky pundit Jamie Redknapp hailed the performance of Michael Carrick after Sunday's win over Chelsea in his Daily Mail column: "He has been in excellent form recently and has looked at home in that central midfield role. It hasn't always been the case, but he is growing into the job."
In other news, the Mail claim Sir Alex will land his top summer target, Inter Milan’s £30million Dutch midfielder Wesley Sneijder, if the Glazer family, agree to bankroll the deal. "It’s up to the owners now," said an Old Trafford insider. "Sir Alex wants the player — it’s just a matter of agreeing to the wage demands."
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