Although they got a draw in Moscow, United know a goal for Anzhi Makhachkala will mean they must score TWO or go out.
Yohan Cabaye: “We need to win – it’s simple for us.
“We can change our gameplan and type of play.
“They have a lot of quality on the pitch – we know that – and we have to play well. They have very good players.
“We wanted to stay nice and solid in Moscow. We had to defend well as a unit. We also wanted to score a goal, but unfortunately Hatem (Ben Arfa) missed the big chance.
“For the second-leg, we know we must score goals. I think we will score goals – we have players who can score in this game.
“We will be positive. We have confidence.
“We will have the backing of our fans, and that is important to us.
“We know there will be a big crowd at St James’s Park. We want to do well for them, and reach the quarter-finals.
“That is our aim, and we will do everything to achieve this.
“We want to stay in this competition.”