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Evra sets United target of ten straight wins

ESPN staff
November 1, 2013
Manchester United have won their last three games © PA Photos
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Patrice Evra has set Manchester United the target of reeling off ten straight wins to get their season back on track.

The Premier League champions are on their best run under David Moyes after winning their last three games.

But left-back Evra believes they need to turn that into a series of triumphs to show they are "back in business".

Evra said: "The problem is not that we are doing badly, it is because we are not doing things well enough. We've lost our consistency and we need to find it really quickly if want to win every trophy.

"We can't win one game and draw the next one, or lose it. Now, every game is important.

"When we win ten games in a row, I will say Manchester United are back in business. At the moment, we're not."

United, who face Fulham at Craven Cottage on Saturday, have not recorded ten straight wins since they registered 11 on the spin in January and February 2009.

And Evra added: "We have to make sure we win games, even if we do it in a bad way or an ugly way. We need to win those ten games. We don't have any choice."

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