United&rsquo;s 2-0 success means they will go into the last day trailing City on goal difference, which they have no chance of clawing back when they visit Sunderland.u00a0 <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/may/Ferguson1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 659px; " /> Alex Ferguson Instead, the Red Devils are relying on old boy Mark Hughes to do them a favour by claiming the point QPR need at the Etihad Stadium to secure their top flight survival. It looks like an impossible task. However, it only takes a reminder of the fate of the Queen Mother&rsquo;s horse in the 1956 Grand National to realise sometimes unexpected mishaps do occur. &ldquo;There could be a Devon Loch. You never know,&rdquo; said Ferguson, after seeing his side collect three points thanks to first-half goals from Paul Scholes and Ashley Young. &ldquo;Stranger things have happened in this game of football. They&rsquo;re red-hot favourites but we&rsquo;ve won the title on three occasions on the last day and we don&rsquo;t mind doing it again.&rdquo;

Sir Alex Ferguson has been left hoping for a Devon Loch-style Manchester City collapse after Manchester United's failure to register a massive win over Swansea.

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