Quiz! Can you name the Manchester United line-up from the Champions League final against Chelsea in 2008?
Tell us the 11 stars – or should that be czars? – who brought Manchester United's third Champions League title back from Moscow
![Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson holds the Champions League trophy on May 22, 2008 as he returns to Manchester Airport from Moscow after beating Chelsea on May 21 in the UEFA Champions league final, Manchester north-west England.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/VqotVrvm5tecVLrvYT83k8-320-80.jpg)
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The stage looked set for Chelsea to claim their first European title in 2008. A final in the home country of the owner will have things look that way.
But Sir Alex Ferguson's third great Manchester United team was arguably his greatest achievement. It took him a long time to assemble the parts for the first Premier League win, while his first Champions League saw him rely on the youth of United's academy, with squad depth like no one had ever seen before.
Chelsea's rise in the 2000s saw a change of tack. Jose Mourinho introduced the 4-3-3 to Britain and when United went three years between 2004 and 2007 title-less – unheard of, at the time – Fergie once again returned to the bunker to reshape his machine.
The result might be his most impressive side ever. Leadership across the team, energy, pace and goals from all over. Just tell us who they were…
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