Fergie expects two-horse race for title

Alex Ferguson believes the Premier League will turn into a two-horse race as usual this season.

Fergie expects two-horse race for title
Wed, 18 Nov, 2009 - 08:08

Alex Ferguson believes the Premier League will turn into a two-horse race as usual this season.

The Manchester United manager admits the first half of the season has been more competitive than in recent years and would not be surprised if the Big Four’s monopoly of the Champions League places is challenged.

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