Giggs back for crunch title clash

Premiership leaders Manchester United arrived at the Emirates Stadium knowing victory over Arsenal would open a nine-point advantage over Chelsea.

Giggs back for crunch title clash
Sun, 21 Jan, 2007 - 15:53
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Premiership leaders Manchester United arrived at the Emirates Stadium knowing victory over Arsenal would open a nine-point advantage over Chelsea.

United manager Alex Ferguson brings Ryan Giggs back into the side for Park Ji-Sung in the only change from last weekend’s 3-1 home victory over Aston Villa.

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