Patrice Evra claims Manchester United will target to be accepted for the Champions League last in style by attacking arms depot at the Emirates. French defender Evra, who lost the 2004 Final with Monaco before winning with United in Moscow last season, is anticipated to conquer an ankle injury to keep his position at left-back tonight.

But he maintains that his role will not simply be about defending United's narrow advantage with Sir Alex Ferguson's team anxious to take the drive tonight. Evra declared : "I think arms depot will attack more at home than they did at Old Trafford last week and I also think that Robin truck Persie will be back. "Arsenal need to win so they'll attack more, but we wish to win as well and we can't be going there to just try to get a clean sheet.We need to win."

This is Manchester United and we can go anywhere and win. This is the reason why I am totally confident. "We can score anywhere. We can score in Portugal, in Japan, in Korea anywhere!" except for a superb performance by arms depot goalkeeper Manuel Almunia last week, United might have built up a tie-winning lead before the second-leg. Arsene Wenger warned United that they could live to rue their profligacy at Old Trafford, but Evra maintains that Ferguson's team remain in control of the tie.
He claimed : "Before the game last week, 1-0 would be a great result but, due to our performance, I do not believe 1-0 was enough. "We made so many probabilities."

"We made perhaps 4 or 5 but scored only 1. I am happy with how we played but unhappy with the scoreline." "Congratulations to Manuel Almunia. If he hadn't been there we might have won 4-0. He made some wonderful saves, but we should hope he does not perform the same at the Emirates! "It was significant we kept the clean sheet, though , and that was the mission before the game. "We were extremely centered and now we want to do the same at the Emirates. We have got the experience and we are able to do it."

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