Sir Alex Ferguson warned his Manchester United players the title is far from secured, despite Sunday’s win at West Ham.
United moved two points clear of Liverpool, with a game in hand, thanks to a Ryan Giggs' winner on what is something of a bogey ground for the champions.
Yet another clean sheet at Upton Park has just added to United’s growing aura of invincibility, but Ferguson insists there is still plenty of work to be done.
"Mistakes can be made," said the United boss.
"We had an 11-point lead over Arsenal in 1998 and lost the league, so we are not counting our chickens.
"We shouldn't either because this game can come and bite you. This is a fantastic result and performance. It is time to kick on."
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