There are some huge matches on the horizon for the Reds, including Tuesday night’s Champions League tie against Paris Saint-Germain at Old Trafford, but the priority at the moment is picking up three points at Craven Cottage that will earn a top-four place, with Chelsea not in action until Sunday when they travel to Manchester City.
Although the 1-0 triumph against Claude Puel’s Leicester was an excellent result, considering the Foxes’ fine record against the leading sides, Ole is demanding more from his troops. The caretaker manager is determined his players will not be casting their minds further ahead to more high-profile fixtures on the calendar this month.