Giggs sets sights on Moscow

Giggs celebrates after scoring the crucial second goal at Wigan

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Ryan Giggs hopes to expand his medals collection by adding the Champions League to his Premier League success.

Giggs, who equalled Sir Bobby Charlton's record of 758 appearances when he came on as substitute in the 2-0 win at Wigan that clinched another Premier League crown, is now targetting a double triumph in the Champions League final on 21st May.

Giggs scored the crucial second goal at the JJB Stadium and is now turning his attention to beating Chelsea in Moscow in 10 days' time.

"It was a great goal to settle us down - it gave us a two-goal cushion," he told Sky Sports. "We didn't play well in the first half and we just held on really.

"I said before the game that I am not bothered about records. This is what it is about, championships and trophies. I hope we can win another one in 10 days' time."

Determined

Wayne Rooney said the players were all determined to win the Premier League ahead of the game at Wigan.

"We have got the hunger and we knew coming into the last two games that six points and we would be champions," he told Sky Sports 1."We could see the finish line."

Rooney paid tribute to manager Sir Alex Ferguson, describing him as "brilliant" and "determined".

He added: "It's a privilege to play for him every week."

Rio Ferdinand said: "Credit to Wigan - they gave us a tough game today. It's just a fantastic feeling to win the trophy."