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Fergie's top five

AFP, Manchester
The race for this season's Premiership title will see Liverpool making a late resurgence to join Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Newcastle in a five-horse race, says United manager Alex Ferguson.
Title-holders United, currently in third place, are being kept in line by leaders Arsenal and second-placed Chelsea with only two points separating the top three.
However Ferguson expects Liverpool, languishing in eighth place just above Newcastle but 10 points behind Arsenal, to bounce back and stake a late claim among the more obvious contenders for the championship.
Gerard Houllier's side are beginning to make their way out of an early season slump and Ferguson believes that the Reds' change to a more attack-minded game could pay dividends -beginning Sunday when United pay a much anticipated visit to Anfield.
"This may be another occasion where they will have a go," said
Ferguson.
"It should make for an open match, and I am looking forward to it. This is always a prime fixture for us. It's probably the most important fixture of the season, irrespective of Arsenal's and our domination of the Premier League over last few years.
"Historically in this area it is a big,
big game. Liverpool, as well as Newcastle, have started to pick up their form. I have no doubt the five we spoke about at the start of the season will be there."
Ferguson will again look to Roy Keane to stamp his mark on the game. The former Republic of Ireland midfielder was outstanding in the Champions League victory against Rangers in midweek.
Ferguson claims that Keane is now very much a father figure in the dressing room as well as being a leader on the pitch.
"We have said it time and time again that he is the biggest influence in the club," said Ferguson.
"When he's on the field there is a completely different aspect to the game. Everyone is on their toes; he keeps everyone going. That's how he's made his name in the game. The players absolutely adore and respect Roy Keane.
"If there are any problems in the ground he is the first to come and see me. If any lad has got a problem he will come and see me on their behalf. That's the great role of a captain."