Will Manchester United Finish the Barclays Premier League Season Unbeaten?

Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur tied on Sunday 0-0, keeping Sir Alex Ferguson's United squad unbeaten so far the Premier League season.

United have had a spectacular season so far, and their position at the top of the table is a testament to Ferguson's coaching.

After the 2009 UEFA Champions League final defeat to FC Barcelona, United lost Carlos Tevez and superstar forward Cristiano Ronaldo.

But Ferguson has found new ways to score goals, and remain one of the top teams in England, and all of Europe.

Wayne Rooney had a great season in 2010, scoring lots of goals and leading United to a second place finish in the Premier League. This season, much maligned striker Dimitar Berbatov has become a dependable player, and has been huge filling in for Rooney, who has been battling injury and an alleged affair.

United have looked great against the top teams this season. They beat Valenica, the toughest team in their Champions League group, and have beaten Arsenal and Liverpool at Old Trafford this year.

Manchester United still have to play Chelsea twice, and Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, and Tottenham once more.

It will take a lot of gritty performances to remain unbeaten. This 2011 Premier League season has been one of the most unpredictable in a long time.

There are five teams with a legitimate chance to win the league, and the four Champions League qualification spots will be wanted equally as much as the league trophy.

The last team to go unbeaten in the Premier League since Arsenal during the 2003-04 season, but Manchester United could become the next unbeaten team this season.