Manchester United keeper David de Gea has revealed that he and his teammates are determined to bounce back from their derby defeat to Manchester City.
The Red Devils lost for the third time this season as Sergio Aguero scored the only goal of the game at the Etihad Stadium, while Chris Smalling was sent off for Louis van Gaal's side.
De Gea has admitted that his men were extremely disappointed with the defeat, and are now focused on getting back on track in their next game against Crystal Palace.
"It was a shame we didn't get anything from the match," De Gea told PA. "But we had 10 men for most of the match. We didn't give up after the red card, we kept going.
"We don't like to lose - especially in derbies - but we will keep doing what we are doing and try to win the matches coming up. We are at home [against Palace on Saturday], so we will train hard all this week and we are going to make sure we get all three points."
United are 10th in the Premier League following their defeat to Manuel Pellegrini's side.
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