Man Utd V Aston Villa

              

  United are closing in on a record 20th league title which they can secure on Monday night following Manchester City's 3-1 defeat at Tottenham.For instance, at the start of the season, when they were continually hauling themselves back from losing positions, few looked at the battling qualities shown, preferring instead to concentrate on their leaky defence.Starting out at East Stirlingshire, St Mirren, Aberdeen where he did a fantastic job and then Manchester United. He had a hard time at United to start with but the rest is history.Victory against Aston Villa at Old Trafford will also set them up for a four match run-in where maximum points would allow them to overhaul Chelsea's record Premier League total of 95 points.More recently, questions have been asked why the Red Devils have been so lacklustre, rather than focus on the 22 points collected from 27 since Gary Neville singled out David de Gea for criticism at Tottenham.Yet it seems destined to be a championship collected with caveats.Even after their Champions League exit to Real Madrid, the hangover from which still appears to be lingering, United have collected 10 points from five games.The Scot believes Villa can take heart from that performance. "They're used to playing that kind of football every time," he said. "They can bring on the likes of Javier Hernandez.For few think this is one of Sir Alex Ferguson's best teams, let alone the finest since the league was changed in 1992.However they have timed a run of form nicely, picking up 10 points from their last five games and Lambert sees no reason why they cannot give United a difficult night and take something from the game.It is not something particularly understood within the Red Devils camp - but then Evra is not that bothered about it.If you don't enjoy going playing there, there's something wrong. If you can't handle the pressure, you're not going to be a footballer. It's what you're having a career for.People want to see Manchester United fall down said the France full-back.