Rio Ferdinand says it has to be win or bust for Manchester United in today's derby.
First meets third at Old Trafford in the top-of-the-table clash and the defender, who's set to miss the game after injuring his calf in the warm-up at Wolves last Saturday, says there's no way United will settle for a draw.
"We want three points," he told United Review. "I don't think we've ever gone out and played for a draw and we won't be doing that on Saturday.
"If any United fans are saying they'd be happy with a point then I hope they're not inside Old Trafford [on Saturday] because those sorts of thoughts won't help the team. We need positive thinking.
"Playing for a point just isn't in the DNA of Manchester United - the manager wouldn't settle for it and the players don't either."
