Sir Alex Ferguson isn’t concern after Michael Owen was replaced by Berbatov after just 20 minutes when he felt the injury once more.

Owen was doubtful to start Wolfsburg game due to a groin injury and many columnists thought he won’t be able to play for a long period. However the gaffer thinks Owen will be fit and available within three weeks Read the full story

Manchester United came from one goal behind to defeat German Champions and get another three points in their Uefa Champions League Group B account. Edin Dzeko scored first, but few minutes later Ryan Giggs scored from a free kick before Michael Carrick scored the winning goal from a decent shot to move United three points clear at top. Read the full story

Manchester United are playing Wolfsburg tomorrow at the Old Trafford in their second game of the Uefa Champions League.

Sir Alex Ferguson believes it will be an open game between the English and German champions. Fergie thinks Wolfsburg are the main threat in the group as they won last game against CSKA Moscow

“We won our first game away from home [at Besiktas], which was a real bonus to us. So I think they are our main dangers to qualifying. Read the full story

In one of my previous articles I said how Ryan Giggs run the wing like a 25 year old, rather than 35. Even though we had most of the possession in the 60 minutes prior to the great man coming on, there weren’t too many clear cut chances for the reds, Antonio Valencia probably guilty of the best chance.

Then on came the ever green Ryan Giggs, at 35 years old has more ability in his RIGHT leg then Nani has in both, he changed the course of the game yet again, running the flank, and playing a part in both of our goals…. Read the full story

It seems Wayne Rooney is enjoying his time with Manchester United under the management of Sir Alex Ferguson.

The big boss achievements in football have motivated the golden boy Wayne Rooney to think about being a manager after retiring from football, this time won’t be less than ten years!

At the age of 24, Rooney joins his team-mates at Old Trafford Rio Ferdinand, Paul Scholes and Edwin van der Sar on a course to become a UEFA-qualified coach. Read the full story

Two assistants from Man United living legend’ Ryan Giggs saw the reds grapping another three points, this time against Stoke City at Britannia Stadium. Giggs came in the second half to help Dimitar Berbatov and John O’Shea to score two goals.

After Chelsea defeat in Wigan, Manchester United went on top by goal different for the first time this season with 18 points.

The first opportunity came after 8 minutes when Antonio Valencia was one-to-one with Stoke keeper Sorensen but the Ecuadorian international missed this easy chance as he chipped the ball wide. Read the full story