Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is delighted with his attacking options.
Ferguson believes he hasn't had such a strike-force since the Treble success of 1999.
"It's not easy to choose," admitted the Scot.
"But it's the type of problem I had in '99 with Cole, Yorke, Sheringham and Solskjaer.
"It's exactly the same when you are trying to decide when players need a rest or when they should be left out.
"Those four were different class. Hernandez is still young and learning all the time but having him on the bench is fantastic back-up. Michael Owen is the same.
"The situation is the same, it's just a different type of player."
