Faltering Man United seek Cup fillip


LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester United must shrug off the disappointment of their league title aspirations being all but ended if they are to retain hope of claiming domestic silverware in David Moyes's troubled first season in the Old Trafford hot-seat.

Sunday's 3-1 defeat at Chelsea virtually extinguished their slim chances of retaining the Premier League crown and defeat by Swansea City in the FA Cup third round means the League Cup is United's last chance of a major English trophy this season.

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