Giggs: United to blame for precarious position

Ryan Giggs has admitted Manchester United only have themselves to blame for allowing their Champions League dream to go right down to the wire.

Wed, 22 Nov, 2006 - 15:01

Ryan Giggs has admitted Manchester United only have themselves to blame for allowing their Champions League dream to go right down to the wire.

Last night’s 1-0 defeat at Celtic means for the second season running United must tackle Benfica in a dramatic last-day finale knowing defeat will send them tumbling out of the competition.

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