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Beat Chelsea and we're back in the title race, says United captain Vidic

Published: 18:28 EST, 18 January 2014 | Updated: 18:28 EST, 18 January 2014

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Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic has admitted he is refusing to look at the Premier League table until the team climb higher than their current position of seventh.

Vidic, debating over a new deal with United, believes the next six matches - starting with Sunday's encounter with Chelsea - will decide whether the champions can get back into the title race.

Upbeat: Nemanja Vidic (right) believes Manchester United can still mount title challenge

He said: 'I'm not looking at the table at all right now. I'm waiting to win a few matches in a row and then I will look at it again. It's been stop and go this season. It's important to have consistency, not one good result, one bad result.

'After the next six or seven matches we will know what our aim is for the season. A win and we will be six points behind Chelsea. It will give us a chance of winning the title. A few wins in a row and we think we can challenge. I am not giving up yet.'