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Fergie backs QPR

AFP, Manchester
“ Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson hopes Manchester City's "unethical" sacking of Mark Hughes will rebound on them when the Premier League title is decided this coming Sunday.
Table-toppers City, bidding to be crowned champions of England for the first time in 44 years, and title holders United are level on points.
But, crucially, City have a plus eight goal difference advantage over their local rivals.
To end the campaign on May 13, Manchester United travel to Sunderland, who haven't beaten them in the league in 19 attempts spanning 15 years.
However, City — unbeaten at home in the league this season — will be overwhelming favourites when a relegation-threatened QPR side that have won just three times on the road this season arrive at Eastlands.
The Premier League title has never been decided on goal difference before but this season there is every chance that it will.
Victory for both Manchester clubs - barring a mathematical miracle courtesy of an unlikely eight-goal swing - will spark huge celebrations in the blue half of town.
Hughes was sacked by City in controversial circumstances two-and-a-half years ago
and Ferguson hopes the shoddy manner in which the Welshman was treated will prove to be a factor in United's favour.
The Scot is hoping for a 'Devon Loch' style collapse from City similar to the one the luckless horse suffered when leading in the closing stages of the 1956 Grand National steeplechase at Aintree, and with no more fences to jump, he inexplicably sprawled on the turf and lost the race.
"People will think City have both hands on the trophy, and of course it's going to be very difficult for us to win the league," conceded Ferguson, whose side have, astonishingly, surrendered an eight-point lead in the last month.
The Scot added: "But you have to think there's hope. QPR go to City looking for survival. They're fighting for their lives and need to get something. City are favourites, but QPR have a chance.
"I just wish Mark Hughes was playing for QPR. He was sacked in a very unethical way by City and I'm sure he will remember that. There could be a Devon Loch, you never know. Stranger things have happened.
"We just have to keep going with the right spirit. Hopefully, next week will be the biggest celebration of our lives."
United eased past Swansea thanks to first-half goals from Paul Scholes and Ashley Young.