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United midfielder Carrick: We'll be wary of wounded Gunners in Sunday's Old Trafford showdown
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11 April 2008
The Premier League is the sole piece of silverware the Gunners have left to aim for following their Champions League exit to Liverpool on Tuesday.
Weary: Carrick says Arsenal will be out to prove a point
Manchester United midfielder Carrick said: "They will be right up for it and we face a real challenge.
"There is a lot at stake for both of us. We are aware that it will still be as tough as it would ever have been against them.
"But this is what you want to be involved in and the game on Sunday is massive."
Carrick added: "I am enjoying my football here and who wouldn't.
"We are involved in two competitions and in with a fighting chance in both of them.
"We have given ourselves a great chance in the league and done what we wanted to do in Europe."
Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney are both almost certain to be restored to the starting line-up after being rested in midweek.
United, however, still excelled to reach the semi-finals of the Champions League by beating Roma 3-0 on aggregate to set up a mouth-watering clash against Barcelona.
Ronaldo is delighted to have taken his game to a higher level this season.
"I am happy with my improvement," said the 37-goal Portugal winger. "I am sure I am a better player now than I was one year ago.
"I hope that trend continues. I definitely have more chances now and that is because my team-mates help me.
"This squad is the best I have been involved in since joining United. It is more consistent and more mature than any other side."
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