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Manchester United's next five Premier League fixtures compared to Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham

Manchester United will be determined to climb the Premier League table in the coming weeks after falling behind in the race for the top four.

With some difficult fixtures in the calendar and a growing injury list, Erik ten Hag issued a call to arms. Speaking to reporters earlier this month, the United boss insisted he needs players who will fight.

"If you want to perform, you need hungry players," said Ten Hag. "We need personalities and players who are very hungry to fight for the badge and this club."

"We need personalities and players who are very hungry to fight for the badge and this club. It is not about discipline, it is about normal behaviour. It is about what you can expect from a top professional."

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The Manchester Evening News has taken a look at the upcoming Premier League fixtures for those chasing a European spot.

Wolves (A) - February 1

West Ham United (H) - February 4

Aston Villa (A) - February 11

Luton Town (A) - February 18

Fulham (H) - February 24

If United can build some momentum ahead of their visit to Villa Park on February 11 then they'll put themselves in a great position to try and kick on. However Unai Emery has done a tremendous job at Aston Villa, so Ten Hag and Co will have their work cut out.

Nottingham Forest (A) - January 30

Liverpool (H) - February 4

West Ham (A) - February 11

Burnley (A) - February 17

Newcastle (H) - February 24

The Gunners have a couple of difficult fixtures on the horizon, although wins against Liverpool and Newcastle could very quickly reignite their title chances. Arsenal

Read more on manchestereveningnews.co.uk