Neville ruled out of the final
United captain Gary Neville will miss the FA Cup final after
undergoing an exploratory operation on his injured
ankle.
The 32-year-old defender hasn't played since being injured in a
tackle with Gary Speed in the match against Bolton Wanderers on 17
March.
There was a slim chance of a comeback before the end of the season,
although Sir Alex Ferguson rated the Bury-born right-back as
doubtful only last week.
He had been due to resume football training this week, but a United
spokesperson told ManUtd.com on Tuesday that Neville's season is
now over.
"Gary Neville has undergone an exploratory operation on his right
ankle and he will miss the FA Cup final," read a statement to
ManUtd.com.
Neville was on the pitch after the West Ham game to lift the
Premiership trophy with Ryan Giggs, but fans will now have to wait
until next season to see the Reds skipper in a United kit
again.
We will bring you more news on this story from Sir Alex Ferguson's
press conference on Wednesday morning.
No park and No Neville. 
