United will bounce back - Vidic

8th January 2009

Nemanja Vidic is adamant Manchester United's surprise Carling Cup defeat at Derby will not have an adverse affect on their performance against Chelsea this weekend.

United tackle Luiz Felipe Scolari's men in a Premier League blockbuster at Old Trafford on Sunday knowing victory will drag them to within a point of the Blues, with two additional matches in hand.

That obvious incentive will ensure the Red Devils' heads are cleared after their reverse at Pride Park, with Vidic in no doubt United will be ready for battle.

"The Premier League is different," said the Serbia defender.

"We know what it means for both teams and we are looking forward.

"It will be a great game and we will be doing our best to win."

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