Cristiano Ronaldo celebrate his Manchester United’s teammate after their 1-0 Premier League win against West Ham United on Sunday.
The Red Devils took the lead via Marcus Rashford brilliance behind putting the ball at the back of the net. As a strong team they’ve chosen to be, United held onto the goal for the rest of the game.
Basically, Goalkeeper David de Gea was arguably United’s best player on the night, making four saves against West Ham.
Ronaldo started and completed the full 90 minutes against The Hammers. After being suspended by United’s head coach Erik ten Hag for leaving the stadium before the match against Tottenham Hotspur ended, this was the second game he will be playing.
After the win against West Ham, Ronaldo took to his Twitter account and wrote:
Furthermore, before this game, Cristiano Ronaldo played in the 3-0 UEFA Europa League win against Sheriff Tiraspol on Thursday and he scored a goal.
The win against The Hammers means Manchester United are fifth in the Premier League table, which is just one point behind the in form fourth-placed Newcastle United.
However, this was Ronaldo’s third Premier League start this season. He has three goals and one assist in 14 games across competitions for the club under Ten Hag.
David Moyes questions his side draw vs Manchester United and claim it is an unfair result for The Hammers. West Ham had enough chances to score but United’s goalkeeper David Dea Gea denied every attempt.
Moyes told Skyport, he said:
“I thought the players did a great job and we didn’t come away with anything when we deserved to come away with something. I don’t think we could have done an awful lot more.”
David Moyes
He continued:
“We maybe could have played better for a period in the first half, where I thought we turned the ball over too much and it was around about the period where United got their goal. I thought we gave the ball away too much, but I thought all the team played really well today.”
David Moyes
West Ham is now 13th in the table with 14 points from 13 league matches. The race for the European Premier League continues.