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LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester United stormed back to the top

of the Premier League after Paul Scholes marked his 500th game for the club with the opening goal in a comfortable 2-0 win over Liverpool on Sunday.

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Manager David Moyes left the capital city on Saturday afternoon insisting his Everton side should have

taken all three points against Fulham.

The Blues were defeated 1-0 at Craven Cottage, with Claus Jensen netting courtesy of a deflection off Lee

Carsley in the 65th minute.

Everton had been in the driving seat for the majority of the first half and should have been awarded two penalties for

fouls on Andy Johnson but following the interval there was a clear difference and the home side began to capitalise.

Moyes told evertonfc.com: “In the

first half we controlled more of the game but to Fulham’s credit they upped the pace we didn’t pass it as well at the start of the second-half and that put

us on the backfoot.

“We didn’t play well but I certainly did think they way we played merited a defeat. We had opportunities to score and we didn’t

take them and when you come away from home and get those chances, you have to take them.

“We limited Fulham to few opportunities and a deflected goal

which loops over the keeper means we have come away with nothing and I think we played well enough to get three points.”

Moyes had every right to feel

aggrieved following the final whistle as television replays clearly show that in each half Johnson had legitimate claims for a penalty turned

down.

Moyes added: “I am trying to be careful and I am trying not to criticise referees but you know you have to think that Andy Johnson is sharp and

he is quick.

“If he nicks it away in front of your centre-half then he goes to ground and doesn’t make contact with the ball then you have to say is

that or is it not a penalty.

“Then the second one late on when he is pulled back by the arm and it is clear for everyone to see. I think I can think

back to the opening game of the season and Liverpool got a penalty on Steven Gerrard for intent.

“The referee never went back and gave them intent on

this decision and it was the exact same issue.”

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