text: Manchester United winger Ashley Young celebrated his prominent role in his side's derby win by laughing at 'noisy neighbours' City. The 29-year-old, who scored United's first goal, and created two more for Marouane Fellaini and Chris Smalling, said Louis van Gaal's side were focused on quieting the Manchester City fans. And, after falling behind to a Sergio Aguero goal, Young feels they did just that, storming back to take a 4-1 lead and rewarding the raucous home support with a first win over their rivals at Old Trafford since 2011. Ashley Young sweeps home Manchester United's equaliser during a superb personal performance . Young was delighted that he and his team-mates were able to silence their 'noisy neighbours' at Old Trafford . The 29-year-old celebrates with scorer Juan Mata after United's third and decisive goal at Old Trafford . 'The fans were magnificent, even from the time we came out for the warm-up,' said Young on MUTV. 'I think that's the loudest I've heard them. We wanted to keep our noisy neighbours quiet [laughs] and we quietened them down straight away.' Young insisted that after the derby-day win, United's sixth consecutive league victory, the players feel like they can win all their remaining matches and finish the season on a high. 'We feel we can beat anyone on our day,' he told MUTV. 'Confidence has been sky high for a long time and we want to keep the momentum going now. 'When you go 3-1 and 4-1 up, it's then about trying to keep the ball and we did that. Carras (Michael Carrick) went off injured and we were down to 10 men and they scored, but the game was over by then. I think it was over when it went to 3-1.' Young wheels away in celebration as United hit straight back after falling behind in the derby . Young also provided the assist for Marouane Fellaini to put United into the lead at Old Trafford .
target: Ashley Young scored Manchester United equaliser in 4-2 win .
  'We quietened them down straight away' claims Young, as he praises fans .
  Young claims the game was over once United went 3-1 ahead .
  England winger says confidence at Old Trafford is now 'sky high'
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