Edinson Cavani believes Manchester United have more than enough quality and experience in the dressing room to end their four-year wait for a trophy this season.
Fresh from reaching the final eight of the Europa League with victory at AC Milan on Thursday, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men now take on Leicester City in Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final at the King Power Stadium
The United manager believes a first trophy since the Europa League in 2017 can be the catalyst to more success and Uruguay international Cavani believes silverware is within their grasp.
"If we're all convinced that we can achieve what we want to, with the right amount of concentration and the determination that we need to have, we can do it," Cavani said.
"That's why I say it depends on us, it depends on how much we want to succeed."
United are hoping to be able to call upon Cavani after missing their last four matches, while Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial remain fitness concerns.
The 34-year-old was named in the travelling squad for the Europa League trip to Milan, only to feel a niggle in training and stay at home, with Solskjaer saying "it's down to him, he wants to be 100 per cent when he joins in".
Cavani's return would be a boost to a side that the former Paris Saint-Germain and Napoli forward believes is making good progress.
"United have a lot of good players at the club and players with a lot of experience too," he said. "Guys who have won titles and have experienced big moments like that.
"They have benefited from sharing dressing rooms with great footballers and with great squads and teams. So, I believe that they know perfectly well what winning titles is all about.
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"For sure, you always get times when sides are rebuilt and strengthened for the future as you start to see a new generation of young players coming through.
"Then work begins on building a new squad and a team, and on the basis of this, you are able to grow and improve."
Opponents Leicester, who sit one point and one place behind United in the Premier League table, will be without defender Ricardo Pereira on Sunday.
The Portugal international picked up a hamstring injury during last week's 5-0 Premier League win over Sheffield United.
Midfielder Dennis Praet is available following a two-month absence also because of a hamstring issue.
Manager Brendan Rodgers said midfielder James Maddison, who has been out with a hip injury, is edging closer to a return.
"We're hopeful that if he can have a good couple of weeks during the international break, he could be close when we get back.
"Ricardo won't be available for the weekend but we're pretty confident after the international break he'll be okay."
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Top financial tips for graduates
Araminta Robertson, of the Financially Mint blog, shares her financial advice for university leavers:
1. Build digital or technical skills: After graduation, people can find it extremely hard to find jobs. From programming to digital marketing, your early twenties are for building skills. Future employers will want people with tech skills.
2. Side hustle: At 16, I lived in a village and started teaching online, as well as doing work as a virtual assistant and marketer. There are six skills you can use online: translation; teaching; programming; digital marketing; design and writing. If you master two, you’ll always be able to make money.
3. Networking: Knowing how to make connections is extremely useful. Use LinkedIn to find people who have the job you want, connect and ask to meet for coffee. Ask how they did it and if they know anyone who can help you. I secured quite a few clients this way.
4. Pay yourself first: The minute you receive any income, put about 15 per cent aside into a savings account you won’t touch, to go towards your emergency fund or to start investing. I do 20 per cent. It helped me start saving immediately.
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60kg quarter-finals
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63.5kg quarter-finals
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67kg quarter-finals
Mohammed Mardi (UAE) beat Ahmad Ondash (LBN) by points 2-1.
71kg quarter-finals
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81kg quarter-finals
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Legislative setbacks for the government have blown a new hole in the budgetary calculations at a time when the deficit is stubbornly large and the economy is struggling to grow.
She appeared with Keir Starmer on Thursday and the pair embraced, but he had failed to give her his backing as she cried a day earlier.
A spokesman said her upset demeanour was due to a personal matter.