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    West Ham manager David Moyes watched the ball sail over his head before going into the goal just seconds later

    West Ham manager David Moyes watched the ball sail over his head before going into the goal just seconds later


    The Hammers have lost 3-1 to Manchester United in London, conceding the trio of goals in just 13 second half minutes.

    The first Red Devils goal came courtesy of a Paul Pogba strike from outside the box, though many, including Moyes, believe the ball went out in the air, two passes before.



    United's moved into fourth on the ladder.

    Chelsea's up to top of the table after a 3-1 win over Leeds.

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