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Payet whipped in the free-kick and Winston Reid’s header simply
overpowered David de Gea. He got both hands to the ball, but it was not
enough. It crossed the line as if by sheer will.
Believers
will say it was something spiritual, something more; or something
Moore. The reconstruction of the club’s greatest player turning out the
lights at the end of Upton Park’s closing ceremony was not the only
reminder of his presence on Tuesday night. There is the Bobby Moore
Stand, a huge image of him adorns one corner and, of course, in his day,
West Ham’s record against Manchester United wasn’t half bad. They often
used to give them a game. A game like Tuesday night’s in fact.
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