Bayern Munich's Thomas Müller completes cup win against Dortmund

Arjen Robben and Thomas Müller struck in extra time for Bayern Munich to beat Borussia Dortmund 2-0 in the German Cup final, giving their side the double in Pep Guardiola's first season in charge.
Robben scored in the 107th minute when Jerome Boateng intercepted Roman Weidenfeller's throw out for Kevin Grosskreutz, and then crossed for the Dutchman at the far post.
It set up a frenetic finale, with Dortmund pushing for the equaliser that would have taken the game to penalties. Marco Reus came agonisingly close to equalising in the final minute when his shot was deflected just over.
Müller then rounded Weidenfeller to wrap up the win in injury time.
Dortmund might have been awarded a goal in the second half, when Mats Hummels thought he had scored with a header, but Dante cleared
on or behind the line. The goal wasn't awarded, though TV replays suggested the ball crossed had the line.

Sir Alex Ferguson will help to choose David Moyes's successor

Sir Alex Ferguson will be asked to take a prominent role in deciding Manchester United's next manager despite an acknowledgement within the club that he was responsible for choosing the wrong man last time.
United are deliberating between Louis van Gaal and Carlo Ancelotti to replace David Moyes after the former Everton manager was sacked in a 7.40am meeting with the club's chief executive, Ed Woodward. Diego Simeone, the Atlético Madrid coach, is also being considered but United are leaning towards a more experienced candidate and their initial discussions, involving Ferguson, have concluded that the job has come too early for Ryan Giggs, even if he exceeds expectations in his four games as interim manager.
Laurent Blanc has also been ruled out, despite Ferguson's close ties with the Paris Saint-Germain coach, and it has been made clear that the