Pics: United's 2007/08 title victory

Seeing red: Ronaldo's season gets off to a bad start at Fratton Park in United's second league encounter - he's sent off for clashing with Richard Hughes as the Red Devils are held. Who would have bet on him scoring 40 goals after this? Paul Scholes got the opener for Sir Alex Ferguson's side before Benjani made it 1-1.

Off and running: After two draws and a defeat in their opening three Premier League games, new signing Nani gave United a narrow victory at Old Trafford on August 26 with a second-half winner.

King Carlos: Argentinian striker Tevez heads United into the lead against Chelsea - the Blues' first match since the departure of Jose Mourinho and the appointment of Avram Grant. Jon Obi Mikel was sent off for the Blues and Louis Saha added a second for the hosts in a crucial win.

Cesc Fabregas (right) stops Anderson in his tracks in the title rivals' thrilling draw in November. Ronaldo's 82nd-minute goal looked to have won United three points at the Emirates - but Gunners skipper William Gallas secured a point for Arsene Wenger's men in the dying seconds.

Double trouble: Home advantage is no help for Fergie's men in the second Manchester derby of the campaign, which falls on the 40th anniversary of the Munich Disaster. Darius Vassell and Benjani goals condemn them to defeat while Michael Carrick grabs a late consolation. Six points surrendered to their fierce local rivals is a depressing state of affairs for fans.

Skipper Rio Ferdinand celebrates the vital victory against title rivals Arsenal at Old Trafford in April. Ronaldo and Owen Hargreaves scored the goals for United while Emmanuel Adebayor replied for Arsene Wenger's men

Child's play: Rampant United stuck six past Sam Allardyce's hapless Magpies at Old Trafford in January. Ronaldo notched a hat-trick, Tevez got two, celebrating in style with a baby's dummy, and Rio Ferdinand also got on the scoresheet.

Paying the penalty: United keeper Edwin Van der Sar watches Michael Ballack's decisive spot-kick fly into the net during a 2-1 defeat at Stamford Bridge on April 26. Red Devils striker Wayne Rooney looked to have grabbed a point with a second-half equaliser but Ballack's second goal of the game settled it.

On the way: Nemanja Vidic and Wayne Rooney congratulate Cristiano Ronaldo after his penalty puts United ahead at the JJB on the final day of the season.

Done it: United players cannot hide their emotions after Ryan Giggs slots home their second goal at Wigan which guaranteed them yet another Premier League crown.

United veteran Ryan Giggs is handed the honour of lifting the Premier League trophy as the party gets underway at the JJB Stadium.

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson holds aloft his 10th Premier League crown after his side wrapped up the title with a 2-0 win over Wigan. Now on to Moscow where they will face Chelsea in the Champions League final.