NANI WANTS TO MAKE HISTORY Manchester United winger Nani is determined to help steer the Reds to a 20th league title as he explained to MUTV, ahead of Monday's derby with Manchester City... Was everybody flat after the Chelsea FA Cup defeat?
I think everyone has been a bit disappointed and a bit down after that day. Everyone expected a good result but that's football. We have already spoken to the manager as a team about it and we know we still have a job to do. We have to focus on the next games and try to forget that. You've only started seven league games this season. Has that been frustrating?
Yes, this season has been a bit disappointing for me as I've had a couple of injuries. It's been very difficult to be at my best but I've come back from injury and am trying to be at my best until the finish of the season. I hope that, next season, I can do what I like to do - play my football and be at my best. Do you feel better when you have had a run of games?
It gives you confidence but, most importantly, you are fit and your fitness is at a higher level and that's what I'm trying to do. Now I'm feeling good and the confidence comes as normal. Do you still look at the Champions League and think 'that could have been us' after the Madrid game?
Yes, sometimes when we watch the Champions League games, some friends come and say 'that was a very bad decision from the referee'. If I didn't come off, we should win the game but you cannot do anything and I guess you have to look forward. That's life. What would it mean to you to win your fourth Premier League title?
It means a lot because I've been saying in the past that what you learn at this club is the mentality to always win every competition and the most important is the Premier League. So what happened last year made us very focused on this league for this year. I think we've been doing a very good job to be in this position and we want to win the league and make history for this club again. Is the pain of last season driving you all on?
It's always like that every season when we lose something or should do better. Straight away when we've finished the league, we always try and focus on the next one and try to win, work very hard and give back to the other teams what they have done to us. Do you have to put the 15-point lead towards the back of your minds?
It's difficult to forget that but we know the Premier League is very difficult. Every game. Every team has something to do and something to fight for and we know the next seven games will be difficult, every one, and that is why we are concentrating on the games - for every minute and every second. We will only relax when we know it's not possible for a team to compete with us. More - Derby podcast with United legend Arthur Albiston | Training photos | Jones excites Sir Alex | 
