Reluctant Giggs Throw Towel

Manchester - Manchester United's chance of lagging behind Chelsea and Arsenal, who will compete in the middle of this week. Still, Ryan Giggs refused to give up in getting the degree.

Although held 0-0 by Blackburn Rovers last weekend, MU is still at number two with a collection of 73 numbers. One point adrift of Chelsea and Arsenal, who posted just two points.

However, the position of 'Red Devils' possible shifts due to the two closest rivals will melakoni in the middle of the game this weekend. Chelsea will host Bolton Wanderers, Tottenham Hotspur, while Arsenal are challenged.

Suppose they get full amount, then the distance of the MU with the Blues increasingly widened to four points plus evicted the Gunners. Still, Giggs insists his team has not run out chances.

"It's up to Chelsea and Arsenal. We dropped the numbers in Blackburn which was very disappointing - but we will continue to fight until the end. And hoping Arsenal and Chelsea slip and we can equate (number)," said the player nicknamed The Welsh Wizard is launched from Sportinglife.

Given only five games remaining, arguably unlawful for MU to lose if you do not want removed from the competition in the struggle for the title. Included in the derby match against Manchester City on Saturday (17/4/2010).

"Always will be a big game this year, they will play for fourth place, while we want to win championships and the derby is always a big party," added Giggs.

"There is extra spice in this game but we must face them three times this year and they always look great. So I hope (the game) can catch us," close the back 11 players were numbered. (DTC / nar)