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Phil Neville praises Manchester United's "great effort"

Manchester United first-team coach Phil Neville reveals his delight with back-to-back league away wins over the Christmas period.

By Matt Law, Football Editor | 28 December 2013

Manchester United first-team coach Phil Neville has praised the Premier League champions' effort following their 1-0 win over Norwich City in the Premier League on Saturday.

Danny Welbeck's second-half strike handed United all three points at Carrow Road just two days after beating Hull City 3-2 at the KC Stadium.

The back-to-back victories have moved the club into sixth spot in the table, just two points off fourth-place Liverpool, who travel to Chelsea tomorrow afternoon.

"Hard fought victory-2 away wins in 48 hours great effort from the boys!! Spurs news years day now!!!" Neville tweeted.

United have now won their last four league games in a row.

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Premier League Table

	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	PTS
1	Arsenal	34	24	5	5	82	26	56	77
2	Manchester City Man City	33	23	7	3	80	32	48	76
3	Liverpool	35	22	9	4	77	36	41	75
4	Aston Villa	34	20	6	8	71	50	21	66
5	Tottenham Hotspur Spurs	32	18	6	8	65	49	16	60
6	Manchester United Man Utd	34	16	6	12	52	51	1	54
7	Newcastle United Newcastle	34	16	5	13	74	55	19	53
8	West Ham United West Ham	35	13	10	12	56	65	-9	49
9	Chelsea	32	13	8	11	61	57	4	47
10	Wolverhampton Wanderers Wolves	35	13	7	15	48	55	-7	46
11	Bournemouth	34	12	9	13	49	60	-11	45
12	Brighton & Hove Albion Brighton	33	11	11	11	52	54	-2	44
13	Fulham	35	12	7	16	51	55	-4	43
14	Crystal Palace	35	10	10	15	45	57	-12	40
15	Brentford	34	9	8	17	52	59	-7	35
16	Everton	34	11	8	15	36	48	-12	33
17	Nottingham Forest Nott'm Forest	34	7	9	18	42	60	-18	26
18	Luton Town Luton	35	6	7	22	48	77	-29	25
19	Burnley	35	5	9	21	38	70	-32	24
20	Sheffield United Sheff Utd	35	3	7	25	34	97	-63	16