Norwich boss Alex Neil has described their meeting with Manchester United as the 'game of their lives'.
The Canaries are currently 19th on the table and have three more games to play. The first of which is against Champions League hunting United.
"Any time you are going into big game it becomes your biggest game, anything you have done in your past no-one really cares about any more, it doesn't become important." Neil said at his press conference via Daily Mail.
"So this is certainly the biggest game of our lives at the moment because it is the most relevant for us and is going to shape the future for us going forward."
The game also is a huge game for United and would be one of the few matches that may shape Van Gaal's future at Old Trafford.
If United fail to win, then the top four will almost be impossible for United again. Despite winning, United still need Arsenal to get a decent result of a draw or victory against City.
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