Manchester United winger Ashley Young has warned title rivals Manchester City there is no chance his team of serial winners will falter with the Premier League crown within touching distance.
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Young and his United teammates return to league action against managerless Reading at Old Trafford on Saturday determined to get back on track after a pair of frustrating setbacks.
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After being dumped out of the Champions League by Real Madrid, United blew a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw with Chelsea in the FA Cup quarterfinals.
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But Alex Ferguson's side remain firmly on course to regain the English title from champions City after surging 12 points clear at the top.
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And England international Young is convinced the experience of the likes of Ryan Giggs, Patrice Evra, Rio Ferdinand and Wayne Rooney, who have all won countless trophies with United, will ensure they don't throw away their lead.
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"When you move to a club like United, you look at the trophy cabinet and what they have won," Young said.
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"In the dressing room everybody is a born winner. The manager gives you that belief to win every game and win trophies.
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"At a club like Manchester United winning is a habit. You go into every game wanting to win and there is a disappointment when you don't do it, and that includes during training.
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"Even there it is the same winning mentality you take that on to the pitch in games."
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While even City manager Roberto Mancini has conceded his team have only a slim chance of catching United, the club's French left-back Gael Clichy has a more positive outlook.
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City have only beaten Everton once in seven games during Mancini's reign and David Moyes' men will be desperate to defeat the champions at Goodison Park as they look to erase the bitter taste of last weekend's FA Cup exit against Wigan.