Jonny Evans believes Manchester United player's are prepared to make sacrifices for the team to be successful, more so than their rivals. United entertain arch rivals Liverpool on Sunday knowing victory would take them a massive 10 points clear of Manchester City, who visit Arsenal later in the afternoon.
"I know that, at other clubs, you get people thinking that if another player plays in their position they want them to do badly," Evans told Inside United.
"That's life, in a way, people don't want someone else to come in and do their job better than them.
"But I've never really taken that point of view.
"I don't think any of the lads in this team think 'When he comes into the team, I hope he makes a mistake today'.
"We are all in it together. We are Manchester United and we want to win trophies.
"If I am not getting picked in the team and the player in that position makes mistakes, we are not going to win leagues. We are not going to win trophies.
"From that point of view, we are all in it together and we need each other to be successful."
