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MU need to tighten up

AFP, London
Edwin van d e r S a r admits Manchester United risk losing the
Premier League title race if the leaders don't sort out their defensive frailties quickly.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side return to domestic action at Sunderland on Saturday after another error-strewn display from the back-four in Tuesday's 2-2 Champions League draw against Porto.
After setting a British record for minutes without conceding a goal earlier this season, van der Sar has had to pick the ball out of his net 10 times in the last four matches.
With Liverpool only one point behind United, van der Sar knows the champions, who will be without injured centre-backs Rio Ferdinand and Jonny Evans at the Stadium of Light, have to find a way to plug their leaky defence.
United aren't the only title challengers suddenly on the ropes.
Liverpool's run of four successive wins had catapulted them back in the race but a 3-1 home defeat to Chelsea in Wednesday's Champions League quarterfinal exposed flaws in their gameplan that could prove costly.
Although Rafa Benitez's side have little time to regroup as they face Blackbum at Anfield in Saturday's early game.
While Liverpool try to come to terms with Wednesday's shocking loss, Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard believes the Blues can use their Anfield triumph as a springboard to put pressure on United.
Guus Hiddink's side, who host Bolton this weekend, are four points behind United and have played a game more, but confidence is sky-high at Stamford Bridge.
Arsene Wenger believes Arsenal's attempt to cement their position in the top four at Wigan can survive the loss of William Gallas, Manuel Almunia and Gael Clichy.
France defender Gallas is out for the season after suffering a knee injury in the midweek draw at Villarreal, while goalkeeper Almunia and left-back Clichy will be sidelined for at least two weeks with injuries also suffered in Spain.
At the bottom of the table, Newcastle manager Alan Shearer admits his team have to go for a win at fellow strugglers Stoke.
Newcastle are three points adrift of safety, but with fourth bottom Sunderland hosting United, there is a good chance of closing that gap with victory at the Britannia Stadium.
Middlesbrough, five points from safety, are in even worse trouble after one win in 19 matches and boss Gareth Southgate knows defeat at home to Hull would be a hammer blow.