Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez was delighted to score in their 5-5 draw with West Bromwich Albion.

The Mexican striker netted United's fifth goal and afterwards spoke of his gratitude for boss Sir Alex Ferguson and his respect for Paul Scholes who also retired on Sunday.

"The impact Sir Alex has had on me is massive. He gave me this big chance to play at the biggest club in the world. He has taught me a lot and I only have thankful words for him," he told MUTV.

"It [Sir Alex's retirement] is not only a loss for the British fans but he has changed football across the world. He has been here for 26 years and made the impossible dream come true.

"And what can I say about Paul Scholes? All the players say the same thing about him - he's an incredible player and team-mate, and the class and talent he has is unbelievable."