Morgan Schneiderlin has insisted that Manchester United can beat Wolfsburg to clinch a place in the knockout stage of the Champions League.
Louis van Gaal's side, who have drawn their last three matches in all competitions, sit second in Group B ahead of their final group fixture, but can still be caught by third-placed PSV Eindhoven.
The midfielder told the club's website: "It is [difficult] but we're confident we can do it. We beat them at home and, to go through to the next round, we don't want to hope for CSKA Moscow to win or get a result in Eindhoven.
"We have the destiny in our hands and know what we have to do to get through. It's very important for the football club and for the players to get to the next stage and we are going out to win in Wolfsburg. They are a very good team and it's never easy in Germany but we will prepare for this game as though it was the final of the Champions League.
"The Champions League group stages are important but the real aspect of the competition is the knockout stage. You know the best 16 teams in Europe are involved and we are looking forward to trying to put Manchester United in this category."
United have two wins, two draws and a loss in their five Champions League outings so far this season.
