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Ronald Koeman feels his Southampton side could be classed as favourites going into Monday's Barclays Premier Leauge match with Manchester United.
The two sides are separated by just a point in the Barclays Premier League, although Koeman's side have lost their last two matches against Manchester
City and Arsenal.

Two of Southampton's four league defeats have come in the past week and United would leapfrog Monday's
opponents with a win.

Koeman, who is without Jack Cork (ankle), Morgan Schneiderlin (groin) and James Ward-Prowse (ankle), warned that Louis van Gaal's men should not expect an easy ride, suggesting United may not be considered favourites as has been the case in previous seasons.

The former Feyenoord coach also dismissed suggestions there would
be any ill-feeling between himself
and Van Gaal despite disagreements during their time at Ajax.

"If we [Koeman and Van Gaal] see
each other we shake hands,” Koeman said. “He's a great coach, it was difficult at the start but they are on the way back.

"They have shown that in the performances of the team and have won the last four games, it's a nice challenge for us. Normally, if Southampton play Manchester United, Manchester United is the favourite, but they know it will be a tough game.
"Our performance against Arsenal was a good one, much better than the [Manchester] City game, but in the Premier League, there isn't an easy game to win.

" While Southampton come into Monday's meeting after back-to-back defeats, United will target five Barclays Premier League wins in a row and aided by the return of captain Wayne Rooney.

The striker missed the midweek home
win over Stoke City with a knock to the knee suffered in the win over Hull City last weekend, but has been passed fit to return.

Van Gaal, who can also call on defender Jonny Evans again after he recovered from a foot injury, is not paying too much attention to Southampton's lofty position at this stage of the campaign.

"It's the same in every country,” he said. “Every country always has at the beginning of the season a surprise.

"Zwolle, a club in the Netherlands, was leading the competition in the Dutch league for six or eight matches. It's always like that.

"But as I have said, what always matters is the end of May. That counts. Now it's not so important.

They have a very good squad. I know a lot of [Southampton's] players and a lot of players were offered to us.

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Michael Carrick believes Manchester United go into Tuesday's Barclays Premier League clash with Stoke City
ready to continue a good run of
results.

Louis van Gaal's side maintained their position in the top four with an emphatic 3-0 defeat of Hull City at Old Trafford on Saturday.

That was United's third straight victory and the Dutch manager hailed the performance as their most convincing of the season so far.

Carrick echoed those thoughts and feels United are beginning to settle into a rhythm, even though Angel di Maria looks set to be missing after limping off early against Hull.

"It was a good performance and a good win," Carrick told MUTV.

"We controlled the game from the start and played some really good football. Hopefully there will be more of the same on Tuesday.

"Our downfall this season is that we've had to change the team too much and we haven't had a consistent run with this squad.

Hopefully that will change now and it's nice to have a game so quick so we can keep that momentum going.

It was a good performance and win against Hull but it's behind us now and our focus is on Tuesday.

" United fans will have been particularly pleased to see Robin van Persie score his first BPL goal in November with a superb strike against Hull City.

"It was some strike," added Carrick. "It was only really half a chance but he's controlled it and smashed it into the top corner.

It's great when the boys up front are
creating chances and scoring goals. If we can do what we did on Saturday on a more regular basis, we'll be a real threat.

" Stoke must try to recover from suffering back-to-back defeats against Burnley and Liverpool since returning from the international break.

Mark Hughes will at least have taken some comfort from the impressive performance of Bojan Krkic at Anfield, with the Spaniard unlucky not to score with one particular effort which came crashing back off the post.
"He was the best player on the pitch, there was no doubt about that," said Hughes.

"He's up to speed now and getting to grips with everything. You can see that he's stronger than he was at the beginning of the season.

"He's always looking to be positive with his play and technically he can receive the ball in tight areas, which is important for us. He's getting better with every game now.

" Steve Sidwell (knee) and his replacement Glenn Whelan (calf) were both forced off with injuries at Anfield and appear unlikely to feature for Stoke against United.
However, Phil Bardsley will hope to return at right-back after
missing the Liverpool game due to
a sickness bug.

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