11 February 2013
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Ryan Giggs's goal in Manchester United's 2-0 win against Everton on Sunday means he has scored in all 21 seasons of the Premier League. United became English champions in 1992-93 for the first time in 26 years. Giggs is pictured with team-mate Eric Cantona after scoring in United's 3-1 win against Blackburn at Old Trafford.
Manchester United won the Premier League title again in 1993-94. Ryan Giggs celebrates with team-mate Paul Ince after scoring United's second goal in their 2-0 win against Leeds United at Elland Road, a victory that helped the Red Devils finish eight points ahead of second-placed Blackburn Rovers.
Ryan Giggs in action for Manchester United against Manchester City during their 3-0 win at Maine Road in 1994-95. In the same season, Giggs scored in United's 3-0 win against Wimbledon at Old Trafford, however Blackburn won the league title on the final day with Manchester United one point behind in second place.
But Manchester United bounced back a season later in 1995-96 to regain the title. Ryan Giggs, who scored 11 times in the season, is pictured after he grabbed a crucial goal for United in their 3-2 win against Manchester City at Maine Road. Giggs's side later completed the double by beating Liverpool in the FA Cup final.
A fourth title in five years came Manchester United's way in the 1996-97 season. Ryan Giggs, pictured in his side's tight 2-1 victory against Wimbledon at Old Trafford, scored three league goals this season - finding the back of the net against Nottingham Forest, Coventry City and Wimbledon.
But Arsenal won the Premier League title for the first time in the 1997-98 season, finishing one point ahead of Manchester United. United scored 73 goals throughout the campaign and Giggs (left) celebrates his goal with David Beckham during his side's 7-0 thrashing against Barnsley at Old Trafford.
Manchester United clinched the treble of the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup in 1998-99. Giggs, who also scored the winner in a thrilling FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal, is pictured scoring in United's 1-0 league victory against Coventry City at Highfield Road.
Manchester United won the Premier League again in 1999-00, their sixth success in eight years. Ryan Giggs lifts the ball over Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Ian Walker to score during Manchester United's 3-1 loss at White Hart Lane, one of only three league defeats all season for the Red Devils.
After celebrating 10 years since his first-team debut for Manchester United, Ryan Giggs scores in their 3-0 victory against Bradford City at Valley Parade in 2000-01, a season that again ends with United lifting the trophy as they finish 10 points ahead of Arsene Wenger's Arsenal side.
Ryan Giggs has scored a total of 170 goals in 931 games for Manchester United, including this goal in 2001-02 in his side's 4-3 victory against Leeds United at Elland Road. But there would be no league title this season as United came third, behind champions Arsenal and second-placed Liverpool.
Ryan Giggs celebrates scoring Manchester United's equaliser with team-mate Ruud van Nistelrooy (left) during their 2-2 draw against Arsenal at Highbury in 2002-03. This result helps United as they lift another title at the end of the season, finishing five points ahead of the Gunners.
More action from the 2002-03 season as Ryan Giggs scores Manchester United's second goal in their 3-1 win against Charlton Athletic at The Valley. Giggs scores 16 times in all competitions during this campaign, including braces against Olympiakos, West Ham and Juventus.
Ryan Giggs (white shirt) fires in his second goal for Manchester United in their 2-1 win against Liverpool at Anfield during 2003-04. But United finish third, 15 points behind Arsene Wenger's 'Invincibles' as Arsenal win the title, remaining unbeaten all season as they do so.
Another third-placed finish for Manchester United in 2004-05. Ryan Giggs is pictured scoring in his side's 2-0 win against Bolton Wanderers at Old Trafford. But Chelsea, backed by Roman Abramovich's millions, are celebrating at the end of the season with their first league title in 50 years.
Ryan Giggs scores the opening goal for Manchester United in their 3-0 win against Birmingham City at Old Trafford in 2005-06. But United can only finish runners-up as Jose Mourinho claims another league title as his Chelsea side, who only drop two points at home all season, finish top by eight points.
After four seasons off the top, Manchester United win the 2006-07 league title. Ryan Giggs is pictured scoring the equaliser for United in their 2-1 win against Fulham at Craven Cottage, a result that helps his side finish six points ahead of Chelsea.
The 2007-08 season was another great one for Manchester United. They edge out Chelsea to win the Premier League title on the final day of the season and then defeat the London club in the Champions League final. Ryan Giggs is pictured scoring United's second goal in their 2-0 win against Wigan at The JJB Stadium.
More glory for Manchester United as they win the Premier League title for the third successive year in 2008-09. Ryan Giggs is pictured here scoring Manchester United's first goal in their 2-0 win against Middlesbrough at The Riverside Stadium. Giggs would go on to be named BBC Sports Personality of the Year for 2009.
There is no Premier League title in 2009-10 as Manchester United miss out on the final day of the season with Chelsea lifting the trophy. Ryan Giggs maintains his record of scoring in every Premier League season and is pictured scoring a penalty for United in their 3-1 win against Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford.
Ryan Giggs scores Manchester United's third goal in their 5-0 win against Birmingham City at Old Trafford in 2010-11. Another league title comes to the Old Trafford club, finishing nine points ahead of Chelsea and Manchester City.
Ryan Giggs (right) continues to show his importance for Manchester United in their 2-1 win against Norwich City at Carrow Road. But it does not count for much at the end of the season as Manchester City win the title in dramatic circumstances thanks to Sergio Aguero's title-winning goal late in the last game of the season.
Ryan Giggs scores the opening goal for Manchester United in their 2-0 win against Everton at Old Trafford on Sunday, a result that leaves United 12 points ahead of Manchester City and leaves the Old Trafford club closing in on their 13th Premier League title.
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