Narrow win sees United pile pressure on 'Pool

Man Utd 1 Wigan 0

Narrow win sees United pile pressure on 'Pool
Wed, 14 Jan, 2009 - 21:56

Man Utd 1 Wigan 0

Defence continues to be the best form of attack for Manchester United as a ninth successive Premier League clean sheet allowed them to move within two points of leaders Liverpool.

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