United paint the town red: Old Trafford heroes hit Manchester for all-night bender
Manchester United may have won their 20th title on Monday night but they celebrated like it was their first.
From
champagne soaked scenes in the dressing room they moved to the
fittingly named Cafe Rouge after changing out of their kits.
Red is the colour : Wayne Rooney arrives at Cafe Rouge, while Rio Ferdinand walks with Anderson (right)
All together now: Ferdinand posted this picture of the United squad on his Twitter account
Strolling: Robin van Persie and Alexander Buttner walk (right) while Rooney and Michael Carrick sit in a cab
Heading out: Chris Smalling (left), Phil Jones (centre) and Ben Amos (right)
Thumbs up: Hat-trick hero Van Persie was pretty happy with his night's work
Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie and Rio Ferdinand led the way as the Red Devils hit the town.
From Cafe Rouge they headed to The Living Room Bar between 11.15pm and midnight.
After partying for a bit the United players used a fleet of taxis to go to the Sakura Bar on Deansgate Locks.
Hold up! Ferdinand pays a bill from inside his
cab as a Sakura nightclub member of staff came down - the United stars
nearly forgot to pay before they left
Contrast: Van Persie scored more Premier League goals last night than Danny Welbeck has scored all season
Then at about 3.15am some of the team headed back to The Living Room for a lock-in.
The
last party goers left at about 5.45am - but the fun wasn't over yet.
Some of the hardier squad members headed for the 235 casino at 6am.
Time to go: David de Gea (right) leaves at 5.15 am and is spotted by two members of the public
Hardcore: Ryan Giggs makes his exit by jumping in a cab at 5.20am
Rowdy: Jones (left) makes a funny face behind fellow defender Smalling
The night is young: Players including Chris Smalling and Phil Jones headed off to the casino in the early hours
A 3-0 victory over Aston Villa
at Old Trafford was the final piece of the jigsaw in the title race as
United reclaimed the Premier League from rivals Manchester City.
Van Persie will have had more reason than most to celebrate - having not won a trophy since the FA Cup with Arsenal in 2005.
MOST PREMIER LEAGUE TITLES:
| Club/player | Titles |
|---|---|
| Manchester United | 13 |
| Ryan Giggs | 13 |
| Paul Scholes | 11 |
| Gary Neville | 8 |
| Denis Irwin | 7 |
| Roy Keane | 7 |
| David Beckham | 6 |
| Nicky Butt | 6 |
| Ole Gunnar Solskjaer | 6 |
| Phil Neville | 6 |
| Rio Ferdinand | 6 |
| Peter Schmeichel | 5 |
| Andy Cole | 5 |
| Wes Brown | 5 |
| John O'Shea | 5 |
| Club/player | Titles |
|---|---|
| Wayne Rooney | 5 |
| Patrice Evra | 5 |
| Nemanja Vidic | 5 |
| Michael Carrick | 5 |
| Eric Cantona | 4 |
| Brian McClair | 4 |
| Gary Pallister | 4 |
| Edwin van der Sar | 4 |
| Park Ji-Sung | 4 |
| Darren Fletcher | 4 |
| Arsenal | 3 |
| Chelsea | 3 |
| Blackburn Rovers | 1 |
| Manchester City | 1 |
Spray: Ferdinand goes wild with the champagne after sealing title No 20
Let the party begin: A bare-chested Ferdinand bounces around in the dressing room
Proud: Van Persie holds up his No 20 shirt after Manchester United claim their 20th league title
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