Wayne, Dimitar and Chicharito: Ruthless Force That Could Dominate the EPL

While all eyes are on the combination of Fernando Torres and Didier Drogba at Chelsea or Luis Saurez and Andy Caroll at Liverpool, a combination tried and tested could be the most vital as we go into the business end of the season.

With United on top in a commanding position, all focus shall shift to the clash of the big spenders as Chelsea host Liverpool in what many hope to be a mouth watering encounter.

Fernando Torres to make his debut for Chelsea against his former club, already hated by most sections of the Liverpool supporters, although that hate cannot be justified in the least bit.

Nevertheless, we look at a forward line that cost somewhat less, but has brought so much more and after recent weeks the future looks even brighter.

Manchester United have become so difficult to contain, with Dimitar Berbatov in the best form of his life scoring goals with relative ease and comfort. After a number of "average" seasons, the £30 Million man has finally come to the party, seriously proving his quality and stating his claim of a starting position.

Javier Hernandez, on the other hand, has failed to make the starting lineup but has been suited to the job of a super sub. Whenever brought on, he has impacted the situation and looks like scoring almost every time he runs forward. His already scored 10 goals this season and only cost £7 Million—the bargain of the century from a player who brings so much to the team.

And of course, Wayne Rooney, almost having left Old Trafford last year, the England International has been out of sorts having scored his last "in play" goal in march of last year—well, that was before Tuesday's brace against Aston Villa.

Rooney seems to be getting back to some positive form: His positioning, movement of and on the ball and finishing has been fantastic during the Villa game—a sign that he could be on his way to many more goals.

Many of United's top opposition will be hoping he doesn't find his form of last season when he blitzed away most teams.

Together with the goal scoring form of the Bulgarian, Rooney and Dimitar could well lead Sir Alex and his troops to a 19th League title. 

While praising the front line, we shouldn't disregard the contributions from United's wide men; Ryan Giggs at age 37 has been formidable, teasing defender and creating some brilliant chances.

Portugal's Nani has also improved and been excellent on the right; he used his pace and strength and drove the ball to the front, dribbling his way past defenders and releasing some delightful crosses.

If these players mentioned can continue, with the drive and passion that makes them United players, they will surely win another league title.