Sir Alex Ferguson dismisses Roberto Mancini's claims Manchester United are 'lucky'
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Sir Alex Ferguson has dismissed claims by Roberto Mancini that Manchester United were 'lucky' to have a 12-point advantage at the top of the Premier League.
Mancini suggested there was not a 12-point gap in terms of class between United and his Manchester City team.
But Ferguson hit back with more than a touch of sarcasm.
United face Norwich on Saturday and three days later take on Real Madrid at Old Trafford in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League last-16 clash, with the tie finely balanced at 1-1.
Ferguson watched Jose Mourinho's men destroy Barcelona in the midweek Copa del Ray clash and admitted: "I was shocked. Real Madrid were magnificent.
"They were absolutely brilliant, with Ronaldo, Angel di Maria and Mesut Ozil so good on the counter-attack.
"But we already knew Madrid are one of the best counter-attacking teams in Europe. That is what we will be up against on Tuesday and that is what our preparations are centring around.


















































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