Match us if you can - that was the message for Chelsea
following United's stunning victory at Arsenal.
The Reds completed a league double over the Gunners
on Sunday and Carlo Ancelotti's men will aim to do the same when
they host Arsenal next weekend.
In between, Chelsea will go four points clear of United if they win
their game in hand at Hull City on Tuesday night, but whether they
can stay there for the long haul remains the big question -
certainly one which intrigues Ji-sung Park.
"We just want to keep winning, to put Chelsea under pressure," says
Park.
"There’s still a long time to go in the league, three months, so we
just have to concentrate on our own performances. We can deal with
the pressure. We’ll see whether they can."
Park helped to seal Sunday's win at the Emirates with a fine
run and finish - his first goal for United since
scoring at the same ground in last May's Champions League
semi-final.
"I don't know why (I've scored in two games here), but I’m always
happy to score. It’s good to start now and I want to get
more.
"I was watching our fans when I went to play towards them in the
second half. It was a great feeling to score at that end, and to
run to their corner to celebrate."
Park had plenty of praise for Wayne Rooney, United's other
scorer at the Emirates (if you ignore Arsenal goalkeeper
Manuel Almunia). The Korean said: "No-one can stop him these days.
He’s been unbelievable. We lost Cristiano Ronaldo but Wayne has
scored a lot of goals and has helped the team a lot. It’s a
brilliant season for him."