Giggs and Scholes return for United

Manchester United made three changes from the side which beat Everton.

Giggs and Scholes return for United
Sun, 08 Feb, 2009 - 15:40

Manchester United made three changes from the side which beat Everton.

Rafael replaced Gary Neville while Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes were preferred instead of Park Ji-Sung and Darren Fletcher.

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