Artwork Print - Ryan Giggs - "The Goal that saved The Treble" £19.99

Ryan Giggs played more games for Manchester United than any other player and is the most decorated player in British Football History collecting no less than 34 trophies throughout a scintillating career spent entirely at one club. 

This is a truly special piece of United memorabilia, printed on high quality archival fine art print paper, it would grace the wall of any United fan depicting what is undoubtedly one of the greatest United goals of all time. 

United were down to 10 men and struggling in the second period of extra time in the FA Cup semi-final replay against a brilliant Arsenal side who could consider themselves unlucky not to have done the double that season themselves. What's more their defence was their strongest point and arguably the best in PL history so all set up for something exceptional. The hopes of The Treble were hanging by a thread and if we'd lost this game we might well have collapsed and ended the season empty handed so it needed a moment of genius to keep the dream alive - cometh the hour - cometh the man!

Any red blooded United fan will have chills running down their spine when rewatching the footage as the emotion of this momentous event wells up inside. 

Perhaps United's greatest ever goal scored by one of our greatest ever players. 

That's why this is a must have for anyone who considers themselves a serious collector.

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Martin Tyler, describing the goal live for Sky Sports in commentary, saw it like this: A rather weary one from Vieira. Giggs gets past Vieira, past Dixon who comes back at him...it’s a wonderful run from ..... GIGGGGSSS!!!!!!!!!! 

Sensational goal from Ryan Giggs in the second period of extra time. He’s cut Arsenal to ribbons and the team with 10 men go back in front 2-1.