Are Scholes and Giggs destined for a final Manchester United hurrah over Chelsea?

 

 

Destiny, providence, fate . . . synonyms that convey the inevitability and incidence of a particular event happening. 

With their tenth Premier League title achieved, Sir Alex Ferguson’s Red Devils are eyeing the ultimate glory, the Champions League trophy, the proverbial crème-de-la-crème of European football.

Over the course of the season, a sense of destiny has surrounded Manchester United’s campaign. Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Munich air tragedy, United endured one of their worst starts to a season drawing two and losing to their derby rivals Manchester City.

Among the gloom and pallor of a disastrous start, in which United garnered only two points out of a possible nine, the eternal optimists compared this with the treble winning season of 1999 where United stopped and stuttered at the start.