Louis van Gaal expects Manchester United to be in a race for Champions League qualification until the last week of the season.
The Dutchman has attracted criticism for the club's tactics this season
but United currently lie fourth with 11 games left to play, while
Arsenal's form has seen them overcome a worst ever start to a Premier
League season to sit third.
Sixth-placed Liverpool are the form
team in the top flight, having taken 26 points from a possible 30 over
their last 10 games while Southampton's win over Crystal Palace sees
them a point adrift of United in fifth.
Tottenham, meanwhile, are seventh and lie six points behind United, though Mauricio Pochettino's men have a game in hand.
Arsene Wenger previously predicted that it would take 72 points to
guarantee a top-four finish this term, which Van Gaal is unsure of, but
he is not expecting anything to be confirmed until May.
When
questioned on Wenger's comments, Van Gaal told reporters: "I don't think
of how many points. But he is more experienced in the Premier League so
I want to believe him.
"It is going to the last week, I know that."

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