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Manchester United emerged victorious in 2008, but who will be their main contenders to the title in the coming season?

Last weekend's results and scores for the games involving the Manchester United and Chelsea title race. Relegation battle for West Ham, Fulham, Wigan and Sheffield United

Chelsea's failure to win at Arsenal leaves Manchester United as Champions of the Premiership. Former United captain Roy Keane manages Sunderland to promotion as Champions

Each year in England the top league has a few surprising results. With the season's first round of games finished,were there any shocks? Will more follow?

A historical look at Sir Alex Ferguson's managerial career at Manchester United highlighting how time and patience helped to create the "Fergie Dynasty"

Chelsea's failure to beat Newcastle severely dents their challenge to retain the Premiership title.

Jose Mourinho seeks to overcome recent adversities at Chelsea and lead them to FA Cup Final success over Sir Alex Ferguson and Manchester United at Wembley.

With weakened sides Chelsea and Manchester United played out a scoreless draw at Stamford Bridge as they concentrated on their next meeting, the FA Cup Final at Wembley.

This Saturday sees Premiership giants Chelsea and Manchester United contest the first FA Cup final at the new Wembley stadium; will it be Fergie or Jose lifting the cup.

After spending close to five years competing against Manchester United, Jose Mourinho now sets his sights on one day coaching the club he fights so arduously to overcome.

Manchester United's great comeback win at Everton gives them control of the Premiership title race as Chelsea were held to a draw at home to Bolton.

Can Jose Mourinho, Rafael Benitez, Arsene Wenger or possibly even Martin Jol guide their team to the top this season or will Alex Ferguson hold on to his crown?

Arsenal have gone over four years without a trophy. However, the recent form of the title challengers suggests this dismal run may be coming to an end.

Goals from Kaka, Seedorf and Gilardino secured AC Milan's semi-final win against Manchester United to reach the UEFA Champions League Final against Liverpool in Athens.

The aftermath of the Middlesbrough striker's sending off at Anfield on February 23rd has left a number of different parties seeing red.

It was announced today that Sam Allardyce would be stepping down as Bolton Wanderers manager with immediate effect after eight years in charge.

Chelsea and Manchester United could meet in three competitions over the final weeks of the season - Premiership, FA Cup and possibly the Champions League Final.

As the Premier League season approaches with rapidity, the competition looks fiercer than ever with Manchester City the latest team preparing for an assault on the title.

Ryan Giggs, the Manchester United player, has decided to retire from International football. He captained Wales in his last game against the Czech Republic in Cardiff.

Champions Manchester United had to wait until the ninety-first minute to finally break down a dogged Sunderland side and keep in touch with leaders Liverpool and Chelsea.

Manchester United's win over Sheffield United puts the pressure on Chelsea in the Premiership title race. Defeat for Sheffield United keeps them in relegation trouble.

The Arsenal Board of Directors are facing testing times as they attempt to keep control of the club in the face of a strong challenge from American tycoon, Stan Kroenke.

Sunderland and Roy Keane won promotion to the Premiership as Champions. The former Manchester United captain followed the example of his old manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

A James McFadden penalty in added time denies Arsenal victory at St Andrews in a game which saw Gunners striker Eduardo suffer a potentially career threatening injury.

Chelsea scored an important first half goal to ensure victory over Liverpool in their semi-final clash at Stamford Bridge. The return game is now delicately balanced.

Chelsea's win over West Ham United closes the gap at the top of the Premiership and ensures continued pressure on Manchester United.

In a disappointing game, a goal in extra time from Didier Drogba ensured Chelsea defeated Manchester United to win the first FA Cup Final at the new Wembley Stadium.

The relegation battle continues as Fulham reach safety but West Ham's win thanks to Tevez's two goals increases the problems for Charlton, Wigan and Sheffield United

Henrik Larsson, Celtic legend, Barcelona icon and one of football's perennial good guys, has brought down the curtain on a glorious career...not that you would know it.

A solitary Carlos Tevez goal at Anfield was enough for Manchester United to continue their dominance over Liverpool.

For Rafa Benitez and Liverpool on Wednesday night, it was job well done.

Manchester City FC, armed with a new Sheik owner, countless millions and a new manager, embarked on a quest of footballing supremacey. Somewhere...it all went wrong

Although the season is still several weeks off there have still been some huge stories in the last seven days.

Birmingham City, Reading and Sheffield United battle for a place in the Premiership, while Norwich City and Barnsley fight for survival.

Despite the size and support of Newcastle United Football Club, they have enjoyed years of success but more recently endured years of failure.

The spending spree of Real Madrid and Manchester City this summer has been met with excitement from their own supporters but criticisms and disgust elsewhere.

Tottenham Hotspur defeated Charlton Athletic to move closer to UEFA Cup qualification while Charlton are relegated from the Premiership, Berbatov and Defoe scored.

Premier League clubs continue to come under threat of takeover by foreign investors.Chelsea, Manchester United,Liverpool,West Ham have fallen-Arsenal and City to be next?

Manchester United Football Club, nicknamed the Red Devils, is one of the most successful Clubs in England and one of the most recognised and respected clubs around the wo

In appointing his former Republic of Ireland team mate/enemy as manager, Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn takes a big risk