London — Jose Mourinho insisted Manchester United will not give up on the Premier League title race after his side cut Manchester City’s lead back to 11 points. Mourinho’s side won 2-1 at West Bromwich Albion on Sunday with goals from Romelu Lukaku and Jesse Lingard before Gareth Barry replied for the hosts. Mourinho is adamant United will keep going until the end of the season despite their Manchester rival’s huge lead at the top. "I know that the questions are always coming in the same direction and I keep saying the same," Mourinho said. "Our last match in the Premier League is Watford at Old Trafford, in mid-May, and until then in every match we go — every match we will try to win. "If people ask that question to us and then you do it to the third team and the fourth and to the fifth and sixth, probably they will disappear. Probably they want to go on holidays. We don’t want to go on holidays. We want to play until the last match." Mourinho refused to be drawn on the leaked vide...
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