Defender Rafael da Silva is definitely not fit for Wednesday's important Champion's League match against Inter Milan but he believes that United can go through.
There will be more and more interviews with players from now until Wednesday as everyone is building up for the second half of the tie of the round- Manchester United vs Inter Milan.
Here is what Rafael thinks:
"We had so many good chances to be in a better position for the second leg," Rafael told Uefa.com.
"I still can't believe we are actually under some pressure at Old Trafford because of the away goals rule. But United proved at San Siro that we can impose our style against a team like Inter.
"This is the Champions League and anything can happen, but I still believe we can qualify for the next round in front of our own supporters."When asked whether United can retain their trophy, he said, "I look at our team and I have to say, 'yes'.
"No disrespect to other sides but United have an amazing group of players and almost all of them were here last season when the team won the Champions League.
"It's not easy, though, and apparently the last team to defend a European Cup successfully was AC Milan in the 1990s. Maybe you can ask me this question again in a couple of weeks."
There will be more and more interviews with players from now until Wednesday as everyone is building up for the second half of the tie of the round- Manchester United vs Inter Milan.
Here is what Rafael thinks:
"We had so many good chances to be in a better position for the second leg," Rafael told Uefa.com.
"I still can't believe we are actually under some pressure at Old Trafford because of the away goals rule. But United proved at San Siro that we can impose our style against a team like Inter.
"This is the Champions League and anything can happen, but I still believe we can qualify for the next round in front of our own supporters."When asked whether United can retain their trophy, he said, "I look at our team and I have to say, 'yes'.
"No disrespect to other sides but United have an amazing group of players and almost all of them were here last season when the team won the Champions League.
"It's not easy, though, and apparently the last team to defend a European Cup successfully was AC Milan in the 1990s. Maybe you can ask me this question again in a couple of weeks."
