Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has told his Manchester United players he wants to finish in the Premier League's top three this season.
To reach this goal the Red Devils boss has set his team a 15-point target from here until the end of the season.
Manchester United have six games left to play this campaign, meaning Solskjaer is expecting his side to win at least five of these matches, which would see them finish on 76 points.
"We want top three," said the Norwegian in his press conference on Friday. "Top four is also an aim if we don't get them 15, but we should aim for 15 points."
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Manchester United play host to West Ham on Saturday before heading to Everton the following week.
The Red Devils then play host to bitter rivals Manchester City, who will be desperate to win at Old Trafford to keep their title-charge alive.
Manchester United then face another difficult task when they take on top-four rivals Chelsea at home, before travelling to Yorkshire to play the already relegated Huddersfield.
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Manchester United's final game of the season is at home to Cardiff City, which is favourable from a Red Devils' perspective.
That said, the Bluebirds are still in the mix to be relegated this season, and could be fighting for their lives come the final day of the campaign.
