Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs has no answer to why he is doing so well this season.
Giggs, not for the first time this season, was United's saviour after they went a goal behind to Wolfsburg, scoring the equaliser and then setting up Michael Carrick for the winner.
But the 35-year-old was at a loss to explain the secret of his longevity at the very top of the game.
"I don't know," he said. "You just try to look after yourself and it helps if you have good players around you, and that's what I've got."
Victory against Sunderland at Old Trafford on Saturday should keep United top of the table going into the international break, and Giggs believes that could be key at this point in the title race.
"We want to go into that with a win under our belt and make sure that we stay top of the league over the international break," said Giggs.
"If we put in a good performance against Sunderland that's what will happen. It's at home and it will be a tough game like every game in the Premiership but if we play like we did against Wolfsburg we should be okay."
