Manchester United have easily survived the first of two hurdles for the English Premiership titiel, as West Ham United were pushed aside 4-1 at Old Trafford.
Cristiano Ronaldo guided United to a 2-0 lead with goals in the third and 24th minutes, and Carlos Tevez added a third in the 28th minute.
Ashton did get one back for the Hammers, but the final say was for Manchester’s Michael Carrick close to the hour mark.
A negative side-effect of this match though, is that Nani’s Premiership season is over as result of a red card in the first half.
If Chelsea lose their match at Newcastle United on Monday, the league will practically be decided.
Arsenal meanwhile, were probably not counting on a miracle anyway but now the Gunners know for sure that they no longer have a chance to win this year’s Premiership.
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