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After yesterday's 2-0 victory over strugglers Queens Park Rangers, Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson praised the team spirit that has helped his side close in on a fifth Premier League title in six years.
"The unity and spirit you get when players stay together is now coming through," said the Scot.<br />
United won 2-0 thanks to goals from Paul Scholes and a Wayne Rooney penalty yesterday, but admitted that an early sending off for Shaun Derry may have seen his United side take the foot off the pedal.<br />
"I was a little bit disappointed after their man was sent off because it put us in the comfort zone," he said.<br />
"We were too casual after that up to half-time."
Written by Samuel Turnbull
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