Samir Nasri challenges Manchester United to continue winning streak and set up winner-takes-all clash It will be more interesting for everyone if they win all of their games, but I know United will be there until the end - they have the experience and they have a manager who has won everything for 25 years. Even if I said I hope they will lose, sometimes you have to be realistic, and I don't think they will lose too many games. First of all, because they don't have any really difficult games, and secondly because they have experience of that type of game. I think they will win, so we have to do the same and win all of our games. But I am sure we can win the last nine games. It's as simple as that and, if we do it, we will be champions. City's lack of title-winning pedigree compared to United has been highlighted as the club's potential Achilles heel during the run-in. The only title winners in the City dressing-room are Kolo Toure, Gael Clichy and Carlos Tévez. But despite the 1-0 defeat at Swansea earlier this month which saw City lose top spot, Nasri insists that the setback has been used as an added motivation. Inside the club, we believe that we can achieve something together, and that is most important. Nasri said. After Swansea, we could not say anything. We had a really bad game, but after that we recovered and we talked, and said a few things, that we came here to win titles. We said that we need to be focused because the 10 league games that were left are 10 Champions League finals and we want to win them. Since then we have shown great character against Sporting Lisbon and now against Chelsea. There will always be someone there to criticise. Not everyone can like City. But we have believed in ourselves since the first game of the season and we showed great character against Sporting last week and again against Chelsea. I am not nervous. I play football to play in these type of games ever since I was a kid. I love football, and on Wednesday, when you see the atmosphere, the crowd, and the football both teams played, everyone wants to play in this kind of games. Although Nasri emerged as the match-winner against Chelsea, the 24 year-old has scored just four goals in 22 Premier League games for City. The form he displayed at Arsenal in recent campaigns has been slow to emerge at the Etihad, but with Mancini claiming recently that Nasri has similar attributes to Barcelona pair Andres Iniesta and Xavi, the player insists he is growing in confidence under the Italian manager. At the moment Xavi and Iniesta are on top and I am 24. But I know that if I have confidence I can get better. I am someone who works with love. "I like to have a "dad" with me, then I can give everything, and that is what I am starting to feel here, that everyone is giving me the confidence, the owners and the manager - he is the same age as my father, so he can be the "dad"! I can't say I will be like Iniesta - it would be silly to say that. But I can do my own thing.