MANCHESTER UNITED boss David Moyes says his team are hungry to get back to the top of the league, following their victory against Arsenal at Old Trafford last night.

 
     

Moyes insists United still have some big steps to take despite Sunday's crucial 1-0 win but after suffering a troubled start to his managerial reign Moyes has got his most significant win since replacing Sir Alex Ferguson.
Robin van Persie's first-half header proved enough to defeat his own club and it meant United hauled back their opponents advantage to five points, whilst extending their own unbeaten record to nine games.
Moyes was clearly jubilant at the final whistle and revealed his team were now eyeing the Gunners top spot dominance of recent weeks.
The former Everton man is not content though, not with his team still outside the Champions League spots in what is turning into a most bizarre of seasons.
"I want to be top," he said.

     

"Why would you want to be five points off it?
"We are where we are because we have had a few games where we didn't do as well as we should.
"We have to try and claw back the points as the season goes on."