Nemanja Vidic believes Manchester United should adopt a positive approach at Stamford Bridge.
United defender looking to be positive at Stamford Bridge
Nemanja Vidic believes Manchester United should adopt a positive approach for the first leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final with Chelsea on Wednesday.
The Blues will hope to establish a lead on home soil to take to Old Trafford for the return match, but Vidic is confident United can score at least one away goal.
Having recovered from 2-0 down to beat West Ham 4-2 at Upton Park in the Premier League on Saturday, the Serbian defender feels an attacking philosophy will again pay dividends at Stamford Bridge.
"Obviously, it will be a very important game for us and again, an away game. I think we can be positive after the West Ham performance," he said.
"We scored four goals and we played very good football and I think this is the way we have to play against Chelsea.
"The defending part, we need to improve a bit more, but we will be all right."
Psychological advantage
Vidic is wary of the threat Chelsea will present, though, and accepts that Carlo Ancelotti's side may have a slight psychological advantage following their recent league win over United.
He added: "Maybe, in terms of the results. In the last few games, they had good results.
"But this is the Champions League and we have to score a goal - this is the name of the game for us.
"It helps for the next game."
