Ferguson: English clubs now best in world

Alex Ferguson believes the Barclays Premiership is now the best league in the world.

Ferguson: English clubs now best in world
Sat, 31 Mar, 2007 - 14:16
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Alex Ferguson believes the Barclays Premiership is now the best league in the world.

The Manchester United manager’s comments may appear a little hollow given the sub-standard nature of some of the domestic action this term but, with three quarter-finalists, England has a greater representation in the Champions League than Italy or Spain.

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