Ander Herrera is still hopeful United can get a Champions League spot.
“We are going to fight for it. Of course at the moment it’s in the hands of Chelsea but we still have six points to play for,” he told United’s official website.
“We are disappointed because we should have won at the weekend [against Chelsea]. We played good enough to win the game, but now we have two games to try to get it [a top-four finish].
“Football sometimes is like this where you have to wait for some results. The only thing we can do is try to win both games, first of all Huddersfield away. We didn’t win there last season [in the league] so it’s a good challenge for us.
“The Champions League is where this club should always be. That’s why it’s very, very important of course. Winning titles and playing in the Champions League is the history of this club.”
When asked about individual performances, he said, “I don’t like to talk personally, I like to talk as a group. I think football is a team sport”.
“I think you have to analyse the season from the team point of view and we are disappointed. The players have a big responsibility and that’s why I think we should all feel disappointed because we haven’t been able to achieve the objectives.
“For me, the objectives for this club for every season should be fighting for the titles and we haven’t fought for them so let’s take responsibility, every player.”
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