Van Persie hits early as shaky Reds remain top

Robin van Persie struck after 33 seconds as Manchester United edged past West Ham at Old Trafford.

Van Persie hits early as shaky Reds remain top
Wed, 28 Nov, 2012 - 22:04

Robin van Persie struck after 33 seconds as Manchester United edged past West Ham at Old Trafford.

But it turned into a nervy evening for the Barclays Premier League leaders, who were well below their best.

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