Two more goals
Ronaldo broke the deadlock on thirteen minutes as he slotted home a square-pass from Nani before clinching his brace soon after as he tapped home from close-range after some awesome build-up play and trickery from Dimitar Berbatov.
The Portuguese international has been criticised for not celebrating his goals this season - raising doubts over his commitment to the club. He met his first, however, with a clenched fist and screams of delight just days after hinting his long-term future lies at Old Trafford.
Edwin van der Sar, celebrating his 38th birthday, was given the evening off - but stand-in 'keeper Tomasz Kuszczak didn't have much to do as the Hammers struggled to register a shot on target. Their best chance came when Craig Bellamy found Boa Morte with a floating pass and the striker, with all the time in the world, hit a pathetic effort straight at the Polish stopper.
The result means United are without defeat in ten matches and now sit sixth in the table. Sir Alex will now target victory over Hull, themselves hammered by Chelsea on Wednesday evening, on the weekend.
Full Time - Manchester United 2-0 West Ham United
Attendance - 75,397
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