Results: Sunday's Barclays Premier League
Arsenal secured the fourth and final Champions League place on a day when Alex Ferguson managed Manchester United for the last time.
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Baggies and United share 10 goals
Alex Ferguson signed off on his Manchester United career with an amazing 5-5 draw with WBA at the Hawthorns.
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Fergie signs off in 10-goal thriller
Alex Ferguson was denied a winning send off into retirement as West Brom roared back from three goals down to snatch a draw in a quite staggering 5-5 thriller at The Hawthorns.
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Ferguson to keep promise to Lindegaard
Alex Ferguson has confirmed Anders Lindegaard will start his final game as Manchester United manager - and Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand will be on the bench.
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Dooley: Cody is like Ferguson
RTÉ hurling analyst Joe Dooley says that Kilkenny boss Brian Cody and outgoing Manchester United supremo Alex Ferguson are cut from the same management cloth.
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Ferguson happy with timing of departure
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson insists the huge numbers that attended last night's Premier League trophy parade have not prompted him to ponder another retirement U-turn.
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Ferguson challenges United players
Alex Ferguson has challenged Manchester United's Premier League title winners to make it a hat-trick in the next two seasons.
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Ferguson says farewell to faithful with United win
Outgoing Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson said goodbye to the Old Trafford faithful with a 2-1 win over Swansea.
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Ferguson confirms Rooney wants transfer
Alex Ferguson has confirmed Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has asked for a transfer.
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Championship 2013: Joe Dooley
RTÉ hurling analyst Joe Dooley compares Brian Cody and Alex Ferguson
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Keane sad to see Ferguson retire
Roy Keane has said he was disappointed to see his former manager Alex Ferguson depart Manchester United this week.
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Game On: Alex Ferguson Special
Game On reflects on the career of Alex Ferguson and looks to Man Utd's future without him
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Kilbane: Moyes right man for United
There is nobody better to succeed Alex Ferguson at Manchester United than David Moyes, according to one of the few people to have both played alongside and under the Everton manager.
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Alex Ferguson announces retirement
Tony O'Donoghue reports on Alex Ferguson's decision to retire
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Ferguson retires: Kevin Moran
Kevin Moran and journalist John Brennan reflect on the career of Alex Ferguson
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Ferguson retires: Ronnie Whelan
Ronnie Whelan and Tony O'Donoghue give their reaction to Alex Ferguson's retirement
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Ferguson retires: Darragh Maloney
Darragh Maloney reflects on Alex Ferguson's career, his decision to retire and possible successors
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Health the main factor in Fergie decision: Harris
Harry Harris tells Pat Kenny that Alex Ferguson's health is the main reason for his retirement
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Ferguson retires: Ray Houghton
Ray Houghton says Alex Ferguson's retirement is a sad day and a loss to soccer
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Dunphy surprised by Fergie exit
Eamon Dunphy says he is surprised by Alex Ferguson's decision to retire