Van Der Sar: One good save to ensure he saw United smoothly home to another clean sheet record. 7
Rafael: The Brazilian began a touch rusty after his recent injury lay-off but soon settled down. 6
Ferdinand: Back on his old stomping ground and Hammers fans must envy the unflappable defender he now is. 7
Vidic: A power struggle with West Ham’s Carlton Cole but he was in command. 8
O’Shea: Another unsung solid contribution to the rearguard’s stunning mean sequence. 6
Ronaldo: Trickery was kept largely under wraps as he had a tough battle on his hands with Lucas Neill. 6
Carrick: In front of Fabio Capello and his former fans, he didn’t come up to the eye-catching standard of late. 6
Scholes: Plenty of exciting midfield talent on the team sheets but none better than the veteran. 8
Giggs: Didn’t set world alight on right wing but one moment on left was devastating. 7
Tevez: A rousing ovation from the Hammers crowd but they’ll be grateful he didn’t produce the goals he scored to help them escape the drop two years ago. 6
Berbatov: The Bulgarian flitted in and out of the game and looked frustrated at times. 6
Substitutes
Park: (Tevez 87).
Not used: Fletcher, Nani, Welbeck, Fabio, Eckersley, Foster.
Goals: United: Giggs (62)
Bookings: West Ham: Neill (59); United: Vidic (60)
Battle of the bosses: Novice boss Zola just didn’t have the know-how to break down Fergie’s Reds – and he didn’t have Giggs.
Referee: Phil Dowd - Ran the game well – 7.
Attendance: 34,958.
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