Manchester United defender Eric Bailly says revenge is on their mind today against Watford.
Bailly says United are using their dismal defeat to Watford back in November as "motivation" ahead of the Hornets' trip to Old Trafford.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's final game as United manager saw his side suffer a thumping 4-1 defeat at Vicarage Road earlier this season.
"Everybody remembers that Watford won against us and that gives us a good motive to try and improve, win this game and take three points," Bailly said speaking to United Review.
"We do not have an easy game in this league. All the teams in the league are fighting for something, some to stay in the division, but our fight is to reach the top four in the league.
"That is good because it is important to take every point that's possible. Now against Watford, I think if we do what we do in training we can win this game for sure.
"The most important thing is to focus and to win the game. To keep winning is very important. In March, we have many games and lots of important ones."
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