Fergie has a goal — two more wins

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Mon, 28 Apr, 2003 - 01:00
Mark Bradley

United stand five points clear of Arsenal, albeit having played a game more, but victories in their remaining matches against Charlton and Everton would now be enough to prevail.

That is even if the Gunners, who stumbled by drawing 2-2 at Bolton on Saturday, manage to beat Leeds, Southampton and Sunderland.

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