Manchester United results for the 2012/13 Barclays Premier League

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Date	BST/GMT	Home		Away	HT	Attend.
August 2012
Mon 20	20:00	Everton	1-0	Manchester United	0-0	38,415	Table \| Report
Sat 25	15:00	Manchester United	3-2	Fulham	3-1	75,352	Table \| Report
September 2012
Sun 2	16:00	Southampton	2-3	Manchester United	1-1	31,609	Table \| Report
Sat 15	15:00	Manchester United	4-0	Wigan Athletic	0-0	75,142	Table \| Report
Sun 23	13:30	Liverpool	1-2	Manchester United	0-0	44,263	Table \| Report
Sat 29	17:30	Manchester United	2-3	Tottenham Hotspur	0-2	75,566	Table \| Report
October 2012
Sun 7	16:00	Newcastle United	0-3	Manchester United	0-2	52,203	Table \| Report
Sat 20	15:00	Manchester United	4-2	Stoke City	2-1	75,585	Table \| Report
Sun 28	16:00	Chelsea	2-3	Manchester United	1-2	41,644	Table \| Report
November 2012
Sat 3	12:45	Manchester United	2-1	Arsenal	1-0	75,492	Table \| Report
Sat 10	17:30	Aston Villa	2-3	Manchester United	1-0	40,538	Table \| Report
Sat 17	17:30	Norwich City	1-0	Manchester United	0-0	26,840	Table \| Report
Sat 24	15:00	Manchester United	3-1	Queens Park Rangers	0-0	75,603	Table \| Report
Wed 28	20:00	Manchester United	1-0	West Ham United	1-0	75,572	Table \| Report
December 2012
Sat 1	17:30	Reading	3-4	Manchester United	3-4	24,095	Table \| Report
Sun 9	13:30	Manchester City	2-3	Manchester United	0-2	47,166	Table \| Report
Sat 15	15:00	Manchester United	3-1	Sunderland	2-0	75,582	Table \| Report
Sun 23	13:30	Swansea City	1-1	Manchester United	1-1	20,650	Table \| Report
Wed 26	15:00	Manchester United	4-3	Newcastle United	1-2	75,596	Table \| Report
Sat 29	15:00	Manchester United	2-0	West Bromwich Albion	1-0	75,595	Table \| Report
January 2013
Tue 1	15:00	Wigan Athletic	0-4	Manchester United	0-2	20,342	Table \| Report
Sun 13	13:30	Manchester United	2-1	Liverpool	1-0	75,501	Table \| Report
Sun 20	16:00	Tottenham Hotspur	1-1	Manchester United	0-1	35,956	Table \| Report
Wed 30	20:00	Manchester United	2-1	Southampton	2-1	75,600	Table \| Report
February 2013
Sat 2	17:30	Fulham	0-1	Manchester United	0-0	25,670	Table \| Report
Sun 10	16:00	Manchester United	2-0	Everton	2-0	75,525	Table \| Report
Sat 23	15:00	Queens Park Rangers	0-2	Manchester United	0-1	18,337	Table \| Report
March 2013
Sat 2	15:00	Manchester United	4-0	Norwich City	1-0	75,586	Table \| Report
Sat 16	17:30	Manchester United	1-0	Reading	1-0	75,605	Table \| Report
Sat 30	12:45	Sunderland	0-1	Manchester United	0-1	43,760	Table \| Report
April 2013
Mon 8	20:00	Manchester United	1-2	Manchester City	0-0	75,498	Table \| Report
Sun 14	14:05	Stoke City	0-2	Manchester United	0-1	27,191	Table \| Report
Wed 17	19:45	West Ham United	2-2	Manchester United	1-1	34,692	Table \| Report
Mon 22	20:00	Manchester United	3-0	Aston Villa	3-0	75,591	Table \| Report
Sun 28	16:00	Arsenal	1-1	Manchester United	1-1	60,112	Table \| Report
May 2013
Sun 5	16:00	Manchester United	0-1	Chelsea	0-0	75,500	Table \| Report
Sun 12	16:00	Manchester United	2-1	Swansea City	1-0	75,572	Table \| Report
Sun 19	16:00	West Bromwich Albion	5-5	Manchester United	1-3	26,438	Table \| Report

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Premier League, 2012/13

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	Man United	38	28	5	5	+43	89
2	Man City	38	23	9	6	+32	78
3	Chelsea	38	22	9	7	+36	75
4	Arsenal	38	21	10	7	+35	73
5	Tottenham	38	21	9	8	+20	72
6	Everton	38	16	15	7	+15	63
7	Liverpool	38	16	13	9	+28	61
8	West Brom	38	14	7	17	-4	49
9	Swansea	38	11	13	14	-4	46
10	West Ham	38	12	10	16	-8	46
11	Norwich	38	10	14	14	-17	44
12	Fulham	38	11	10	17	-10	43
13	Stoke	38	9	15	14	-11	42
14	Southampton	38	9	14	15	-11	41
15	Aston Villa	38	10	11	17	-22	41
16	Newcastle	38	11	8	19	-23	41
17	Sunderland	38	9	12	17	-13	39
18	Wigan	38	9	9	20	-26	36
19	Reading	38	6	10	22	-30	28
20	QPR	38	4	13	21	-30	25

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Ben Kay is one of England's best ever second-rows and etched his place in red rose immortality when he played a key role in their charge to 2003 World Cup glory. He formed a key partnership for both club Leicester Tigers and country alongside Martin Johnson and the pair experienced much success with the Tigers on both the English and European stage. He retired from the professional game in 2010 and brought down the curtain on his career lifting the Premiership trophy at Twickenham. He joined the ESPN commentary team in 2010.

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GEOFFREY BOYCOTT