Title not in Manchester United's bag yet, warns Alex Ferguson

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson says the Premier League title race is far from over despite his side's 2-0 win at Queens Park Rangers.

With 11 games remaining Ferguson's side are in a dominant position, but the manager refused to declare his side to be champions-elect.

"We're in a better position today [Saturday] than we were yesterday," he said. "It's one game less and it's really important and the way we can approach it is by winning the next game and then trying to win the next game and seeing where it takes us."

Rafael da Silva set United on course for victory at QPR with an outstanding opening goal before Ryan Giggs marked his 999th appearance in senior football with the second 10 minutes from time.

Ferguson praised the contribution of Rafael, the young Brazilian fullback, who is emerging as a key figure in the league leaders' line-up. "He has three goals for us this season. The lad has had an absolutely magnificent season and is maturing all the time," Ferguson said.

QPR manager Harry Redknapp insists his side still have a chance of avoiding relegation despite lying at the foot of the table, seven points adrift of safety with just 11 games left.