Manchester United are perfectly placed to win the treble and Live Soccer TV gets closer into their chances of repeating the success of 1999.
When the word 'treble' is mentioned, Manchester United are the first things to appear in out vivid imagination. Yes, Barcelona even recently won the treble but the dramatic fashion in which the Red Devils accomplished the 'impossible' was just too mind-blowing.
11 years from that great night at the Camp Nou, talks of another treble have aroused at Old Trafford. Sir Alex's men are in the semi finals of both the Champions League and the Fa Cup. To make things brighter, the Devils are also pure favourites to lift the Premier League title as they currently hold a seven point cushion with only six more matches to go.
Nevertheless, tomorrow's mouthwatering clash against Manchester City in the semi finals of the FA Cup represents a towering chance for them to take a gigantic step towards accomplishing their treble dream. While this is only a semi final clash, City are the only 'powerhouse' that remain an obstacle to them with the other two sides being Bolton and Stoke City.
Even former United defender Clayton Blackmore agrees with it. "It's a great chance for them," he told Sky Sports News.
"The manager has been there before and knows what it takes. They have a massive FA Cup game against Manchester City and there will be a few nervous players for them.
"Every game is important. But with about nine or ten games left and if you win, so they know it's really on again. It's within their grasp."
Speaking about grasp, the Champions League isn't a done deal yet for United considering the amount of quality present in the four teams that are left in the competition so far. Nevertheless, the treble talks are already in the team after Paul Scholes admitted that the thoughts of it come into the mind with the season getting closer towards its ending.
"I never really thought about the Treble until this week, but we're in the semi-finals in Europe now, the semi-final of the FA Cup and we're seven points clear in the league.
"But just as you start to think about a Treble, it can easily be taken away by one game on Saturday and we're desperate not to lose to City."
Per contra, United's focus will definitely be on tomorrow's derby match as a defeat will ultimately end all their hopes on a possible treble.
11 years from that great night at the Camp Nou, talks of another treble have aroused at Old Trafford. Sir Alex's men are in the semi finals of both the Champions League and the Fa Cup. To make things brighter, the Devils are also pure favourites to lift the Premier League title as they currently hold a seven point cushion with only six more matches to go.
Nevertheless, tomorrow's mouthwatering clash against Manchester City in the semi finals of the FA Cup represents a towering chance for them to take a gigantic step towards accomplishing their treble dream. While this is only a semi final clash, City are the only 'powerhouse' that remain an obstacle to them with the other two sides being Bolton and Stoke City.
Even former United defender Clayton Blackmore agrees with it. "It's a great chance for them," he told Sky Sports News.
"The manager has been there before and knows what it takes. They have a massive FA Cup game against Manchester City and there will be a few nervous players for them.
"Every game is important. But with about nine or ten games left and if you win, so they know it's really on again. It's within their grasp."
Speaking about grasp, the Champions League isn't a done deal yet for United considering the amount of quality present in the four teams that are left in the competition so far. Nevertheless, the treble talks are already in the team after Paul Scholes admitted that the thoughts of it come into the mind with the season getting closer towards its ending.
"I never really thought about the Treble until this week, but we're in the semi-finals in Europe now, the semi-final of the FA Cup and we're seven points clear in the league.
"But just as you start to think about a Treble, it can easily be taken away by one game on Saturday and we're desperate not to lose to City."
Per contra, United's focus will definitely be on tomorrow's derby match as a defeat will ultimately end all their hopes on a possible treble.
