Manchester United fullback
Patrice Evra admits it would've been difficult facing manager
Sir Alex Ferguson if they had
failed to win Sunday's derby.
"It would have been very difficult to go inside the dressing
room if we had drawn," Evra told MUTV. "I think the
manager would have given the hairdryer to everybody.
"But to score like that, in the last second of the game, was
just amazing.
"The players on the bench were coming on the pitch, the fans,
the atmosphere - this is why I say thanks to God I play in the
Premier League and for
United."
The Football Association might have the last word on Gary
Neville's over-the-top goal celebration, plus Craig Bellamy's clash
with a fan immediately after Michael Owen's matchwinner.
But Evra is more focussed on a title race in which everyone,
apart from Chelsea, has now lost
at least one game.
"It was important to win because City hadn't lost," he said.
"When we were drawing, I was thinking that people would start to
say that City are still strong because they never lose. Now
everybody has lost, except for Chelsea."