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Delight: Wayne Rooney enjoys scoring Manchester United's second goal against West Brom

Red alert: Rooney, third right, celebrates with his United team-mates after scoring against West Brom

Crucial strike: Rooney heads home past West Brom keeper Ben Foster

Keeping up with the Jones': United's Phil Jones celebrates scoring against West Brom at The Hawthorns

Heads I win: United's Jones meets a free-kick from Robin van Persie to score against West Brom

Getting his message across: United boss David Moyes reacts during the match with West Brom

Cornered: West Brom's Morgan Amalfitano takes on United duo Robin van Persie, left, (L) and Marouane Fellaini

Calm before the storm: United boss Moyes walks on the pitch at The Hawthorns before the match with West Brom

Stopped in his tracks: United midfielder Juan Mata is tackled by West Brom's Gareth McAuley, left, as team-mate Youssuf Mulumbu looks on

Big call: Moyes left out United captain Nemanja Vidic for the match at The Hawthorns, left, and West Brom's Mulumbu shields the ball from United striker Wayne Rooney

Missing out: United's Shinji Kagawa of looks on from the bench as his team take on West Brom

I will take that: United striker Van Persie challenges West Brom defender Liam Ridgewell

Under pressure: Rooney challenges West Brom goalkeeper Foster during the match at The Hawthorns

Interested spectators: Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward, right, in the stands with former chief executive David Gill

Phil Jones, Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck did the damage for Manchester United against West Bromwich Albion as David Moyes' side moved to within five points of fifth-placed Tottenham Hotspur.
United opened the scoring in the 34th minute when Jones powerfully met Robin van Persie's whipped free-kick as the defender marked his return to the side with a goal.
Rooney he scored United's second headed goal of the match when he met Rafael's cross from the left and Welbeck completed the win eight minutes from time.
Pepe Mel's relegation-threatened side had a few chances but were well beaten in the end.