Toon pay for defensive errors as United climb to second

Newcastle 0 Manchester United 3

Toon pay for defensive errors as United climb to second
Sun, 07 Oct, 2012 - 19:01

Newcastle 0 Manchester United 3

Alex Ferguson was a happy man as he watched Manchester United take full advantage of Newcastle’s generosity to climb into second place in the Premier League.

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