Cristiano Ronaldo is delighted with his goalscoring form
- but admits it will count for nothing if United fail to win any
silverware this season.
The Portuguese winger hit his 30th goal of the season against Lyon
on Tuesday but, rather than focus on personal plaudits, he is
focused solely on a collective strong finish to a promising
campaign.
"At the moment I feel very good," he told MUTV.
"I've scored a few important goals and I want to keep going like
that. I want to score more goals.
"But the most important thing is for the team to win games and
trophies. We're playing really well and we're in three
competitions. Now we need to be strong for 15 more games to finish
the season."
Next up for United is Saturday's FA Cup visit of Portsmouth, and
Ronaldo feels home advantage gives the Reds a great chance of
reaching next month's semi-finals at Wembley.
"Portsmouth are a strong team and always difficult to beat," he
said. "But we are playing at home, and I think we have a great
chance to go through to the semi finals."