Sir Alex Ferguson's final home match as Manchester United manager was ten years ago today, with the legendary boss bowing out in front of the Old Trafford faithful with a 2-1 win against Swansea.
The title had already been secured with a win against Aston Villa on April 22, with Ferguson announcing his retirement on May 8, 2013. His next match in charge following the announcement was a fixture with Swansea, with the Old Trafford crowd witnessing a late winner at the Stretford End from Rio Ferdinand to secure a 2-1 win.
The match was in the balance in the closing stages, with a Michu goal having equalised for Swansea in the 49th minute after Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez had put United ahead before half-time. However, Ferdinand won the game with seconds remaining, sparking joyful scenes as a customary late goal handed United a thrilling win in driving Manchester rain.
