Manchester United moved back up to second in the Premier League thanks to a 1-0 win over Champions League-chasing West Ham at Old Trafford, secured thanks to Craig Dawson's second-half own goal
In a tight and cagey contest, the home side were forced to wait until eight minutes into the second half to make a deserved breakthrough as Dawson headed Bruno Fernandes' corner into his own net
As a result, United leapfrogged Leicester City, who had moved up to second place with a 5-0 home win over Sheffield United earlier in the day, although they are still a mammoth 14 points behind rivals Manchester City at the top of the table
As for David Moyes, who was back at Old Trafford after his brief time in charge of United, his team stay fifth, three points behind Chelsea in the final Champions League berth, but with a game in hand on the Blues
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team started Sunday night's clash with West Ham having slipped to third place in the table after Leicester's resounding win over struggling Sheffield United earlier in the day, but boosted by the surprise return of Marcus Rashford in attack
The England international was not expected to make United's starting line-up after injuring his ankle in last weekend's derby win over City, however, not only did he take his place up front, but the forward also wasted his team's best opening of the first half
Mason Greenwood did brilliantly to work himself some space on the right side of the box, before picking out Rashford at the far post, only for the frontman to glance his close-range header wide of gaping goal
Greenwood himself also went close to opening the scoring eight minutes before the break after a slick United move involving Fernandes, who found the young forward in space just outside the box
However, Lukasz Fabianski did brilliantly to tip Greenwood's low shot, heading for the far corner, behind as the two sides went in goalless at the break
Moyes - whose team were ultra-cautious in a first period in which they failed to have a shot - opted to move from three to four at the back in the second half to give the visitors an extra body in midfield, with little impact though as United took the lead in bizarre fashion
Dawson, normally so strong in the air, rose to clear Fernandes's inswinging corner from the left, only to inadvertently head the ball into his own goal to give the hosts a deserved lead
And in truth, United should have added to their advantage in the final half an hour, only for Fabianski to keep out Fernandes's well-struck drive from the edge of the area, before Greenwood could only strike the outside of the post having been put through on goal late on
 "As expected, they are always going to make it hard for you
 We could have been more comfortable towards the end as we had a few decent chances to finish it off - we like to make it hard for ourselves
"We created massive opportunities but the final pass or shot wasn't good enough
 It could have been two or three easily - but then it could have ended up in our net at the end as they are a threat
"We know West Ham are challenging to get in the top four so it was a big result and we kept a clean sheet again
" "I'm disappointed we lost
 Parts of the game we played OK and parts we didn't
 The way we set up maybe didn't quite work
 Our breaks were really poor tonight
""I've just been told it was an own goal by Dawson, I thought Scott McTominay scored it
 It's one thing we've been good at this season, set pieces, defending or attacking, but tonight it wasn't our night
"Is there a better left back in the Premier League at present? On Shaw's showings this season, the answer must be a resounding 'no'
Shaw was at it again at Old Trafford , turning in another accomplished display both in defence, as United kept a fourth successive clean sheet for the first time in over three years, and as an attacking presence
In fact, it could even be argued that the rampaging full back was United's most dangerous attacking player, creating two chances on the night, while completing 72 of his 79 passes
And if Shaw, 25, continues in this vein of form, then surely an England recall is just around the corner…United travel to AC Milan for the second leg of their Europa League last-16 clash on Thursday night (8pm), having drawn the first leg 1-1, before taking on Leicester City at the King Power in an FA Cup quarter-final on Saturday (5pm)
Meanwhile, West Ham face Arsenal at the London Stadium on Sunday March 21 (3pm), with the game live on 
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