Farewell Best, the world is Wayne’s

West Ham 1 Man Utd 2

Mon, 28 Nov, 2005 - 00:00

Andrew Fifield, Upton Park

They ended it by saluting the man who might just be the heir to his glittering legacy.

A mesmerising performance from Wayne Rooney, the young striker with dynamite in his boots, ensured United overturned a half-time deficit and won a game they dared not lose.

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