After winning the Premier League on Saturday I don't think it is a surprise to anyone if Sir Alex Ferguson put out a young side against Hull. This Sunday is the final day of the Premier League and the four teams who could to go down are Hull, Sunderland, Middlesbrough and Newcastle. Man United have an incredibly important Champion's League final match against Barcelona only three days after so why shouldn't he ring the changes.

Manchester United have had a lot of matches recently and Fergie has been ringing the changes anyway but expect a lot more this Sunday. Middlesbrough, Newcastle and Sunderland may not be happy about this but the players who come in for United will have a point to prove. They are representing the newly crowned English Champion's and some of them could be on the bench in Rome.

"This is the best squad I have ever had," said Ferguson. "I could have picked two teams and I will be picking a team next Sunday which will reflect that.
"I have a fantastic squad of about 28 or 29 players to choose from with the introduction of (Federico) Macheda, (Danny) Welbeck, (Rodrigo) Possebon and the Da Silva twins.
"I know they're young but they're very good players. I'm as confident for the final as I possibly can because we've won the league so we'll be going to Rome with a fresh team."

Earlier on in the season, Manchester United and Hull City were involved in a 4-3 thriller at Old Trafford, Hull were unlucky to leave without a point after fighting back.