Monday, 17th March, 2014



Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea feels that a pressing game, combined with the fierce atmosphere at Old Trafford, can help his side turn around their Champions League Round of 16 tie against Olympiacos.

The Red Devils are 2-0 down from the first leg in Greece and face the return on Wednesday evening, bidding to progress to the quarter-finals of the competition and keep alive their silverware hopes.



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De Gea admits that Manchester United were clearly second best in the first leg in Greece, but is sure things will be different in England.

"We know that we didn't play a good match there in Greece. They were better than us, they played a better match than us and won", he explained to UEFA.

"But now there is the return leg at Old Trafford and I think that with our fans behind us we have to go onto the pitch and attack and fight from the first minute on.

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"I think with the atmosphere and the team we have, we can succeed and hopefully make it through.

"Here at Old Trafford we'll give everything we have and play a lot better than we did there.

"I think that playing well and pressing we'll still have a good chance."

Manchester United suffered disappointment on Sunday when Liverpool visited Old Trafford and won 3-0.

They will bid to wash away those memories on Wednesday.

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