Glory, glory, Man United! Fergie's men lift the Premier League trophy at Old Trafford

Manchester United lifted the Premier League trophy at Old Trafford on Sunday, a week after clinching the title at Blackburn.

After a dramatic final day of the season Sir Alex Ferguson's men got their hands on the trophy for the first time in two years. United finished nine points clear of nearest rivals Chelsea.

Champions: Manchester United celebrate 

Having beaten Blackpool 4-2 - thanks to goals from Park Ji-Sung, Anderson, an Ian Evatt own goal and Michael Owen - Ferguson and his side lifted the trophy in front of their adoring fans, sparking wild scenes of celebration at the Theatre of Dreams.

Leaders: Sir Alex Ferguson (bottom) and captain Nemanja Vidic (top) lift the trophy

Edwin van der Sar played his last game at Old Trafford and said after the game: 'I want to thank the manager, he bought me six years ago, maybe a couple of years too late. I wish I'd done it [joined United] earlier. 

Champagne moment: United celebrate after winning their 19th league title 

'I have thoroughly enjoyed my time here. The fans and the other players have been magnificent. I'll always keep a warm place in my heart for Manchester United, the world's biggest club.'

Comfortable win: United finished nine points clear

Van der Sar still has one more competitive match to play of course - the Champions League final against Barcelona. 'See you next Saturday. Let's get that trophy,' he added.