Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho looks down in the dumps as he arrives to prepare side for Europa League clash
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Cheer up, Jose.
You would have expected the Manchester United boss to have been in a slightly better mood following their superb 2-0 victory over Chelsea as he arrived for training at Carrington, but looked slightly down in the dumps.
Mourinho was one of the first to arrive as he gears up for another huge game against Anderlecht in the Europa League quarter final on Thursday.
United will be looking to make home advantage pay following the 1-1 draw in Belgium last week but the players should be full of confidence following their impressive display against the Premier League leaders.
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Record signing Paul Pogba arrived with a colourful hood, while Daley Blind, Michael Carrick and Marcos Rojo, who was accompanied by his wife were not far behind.
Henrikh Mkhitaryan who dodged a traffic warden to assist a homeless man on a visit to Manchester city centre looked happy in his white sports Lamborghini, while Marouane Fellaini was given a lift into training.
Manchester United winger Ashley Young feels his side can use the big victory over Chelsea as the perfect inspiration to achieve a strong end to the campaign.
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Young was handed the captain's armband as he steered his side to their first win over Chelsea since 2012 and is now hoping for another memorable win when they face Anderlecht in the last eight of the competition.
Young said: "We want to be pushing on. A lot has been said about how we want to finish fourth but... I want to finish higher than that," Young told British media.
"Hopefully we have a (Europa League) semi-final coming up. If we can play like we did against Chelsea, then I am sure we can get through against Anderlecht and into the semi-finals."
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England manager Gareth Southgate was at the Chelsea game on Sunday but Young is refusing to get carried away with a recall to the national squad.
He added: "It is always an honour and maybe one day it (an England call-up) will happen again.
"But I am just concentrating on Manchester United and wanting to play well here. It is down to the England manager."