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"It’s quite a small, compact place, a difficult ground to go and get a result.
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De Gea went on to reiterate Jose Mourinho’s verdict that Manchester United need to finish as runners-up this term.
"What we have got to make sure of now is that we finish second this season," he said. "That’s what we’ve got to hope for league-wise.
"So we’ve got to make sure we put in a good performance and get the win midweek and make sure we hold on to that second place."
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"It’s quite a small, compact place, a difficult ground to go and get a result.
"All that considered, we’ve still got to make sure that we perform well to try and get those three points. That’s the key." De Gea also identified where Bournemouth’s strengths lie.
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"They’re quick all over the field, they’ve got some speedy forwards.
"Quite a few of the front players have got a good eye for goal, as well."
De Gea went on to reiterate Jose Mourinho’s verdict that Manchester United need to finish as runners-up this term.
"What we have got to make sure of now is that we finish second this season," he said. "That’s what we’ve got to hope for league-wise.
"So we’ve got to make sure we put in a good performance and get the win midweek and make sure we hold on to that second place."
