Man Utd's Luke Shaw says Champions League qualification is possible
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Manchester United can still qualify for the Champions League after winning in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first game in charge, says left-back Luke Shaw.
United won 5-1 at Cardiff in the first match since sacking Jose Mourinho and putting their former striker Solskjaer in interim charge.
They are sixth in the Premier League, eight points behind Chelsea in fourth.
"Of course we want the top four; we want to be playing in the Champions League next season," Shaw said.
"I don't see why we can't if we keep playing like that."
United are in this season's Champions League and face Paris St-Germain in the last 16.
Shaw played the full game against Cardiff, having been dropped for Mourinho's final three Premier League games in charge.
The England defender was one of several United players to fall out with the Portuguese during his two and a half years in charge.
"People might be quick to forget what Jose did for United - the three trophies he won - he did a lot," said Shaw, referring to the fact that Mourinho won the Community Shield, Europa League and FA Cup in his first season, 2016-17.
"One of the trophies [Europa League] was one we had not won before, and he took us to three trophies in one season. So those people need to respect him and remember what he did."
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Are you sure it wasn't the League Cup, BBC? Louis van Gaal won the FA Cup during the 15/16 season.
'You would never see any Liverpool player conducting themselves like Cantona.'
Suarez.
Cantona boiled over at Palace on that day, Suarez was biting people almost on a weekly basis. No one at United would conduct themselves like Suarez!
But make no mistake we need to prove consistency and we need to compete when playing against the top 5 sides, we want to compete we need a consistent back 4 to help us going forward.
The bloke has had a microphone stuck in his face and been asked the question - what's he going to say 'No, we haven't got a hope in hell!'
Absolutely flabbergasted how obsessed fans from other clubs are with Manchester United? Especially from team's that STILL haven't won the Premier League, and will bottle it again this year. #20 times GGMU
Possible, but unlikely, even with OGS and new manager effect. Even if Utd go unbeaten for rest of season, I doubt both Chelsea and Arsenal will both lose 3 games each.
But nothing wrong with having a go if they have the determination. Wonder where it was for first 17 games though?