After helping United defeat Barnsley in the Carling Cup on Wednesday, Evans wants more of the same tomorrow when Blackburn visit Old Trafford.

He said: “We went to Anfield last season and lost, yet went on to win the league.

“While Liverpool deserved to win at the weekend, we all know it is a long season.

“It is going to be a good game on Saturday, and a chance for us to get back on track in the league after beating Barnsley in the cup. That’s what we aim to do.”

Manager Alex Ferguson is set to shuffle his pack again, after making 11 changes against the Coca-Cola Championship side.

But he will be without Gary Neville, who is suspended after being sent off at Oakwell, while Darren Fletcher remains doubtful with a groin injury.

Ferguson was pleased with the way his inexperienced team overcame difficult cup opponents.

Evans added: “The young players in that side all train with the first team. It is the norm for us.

“We all know what is expected and we all bond well together. No matter who the manager picks, I have never seen anyone sulk.

“He has a good balance in the squad and tries his best to keep everyone happy.”

United have submitted a claim of mistaken identity to the Football Association, after Fabio da Silva was booked by referee Chris Foy against Barnsley.

Instead the offender – for a challenge on Jamal Campbell-Ryce – was his twin brother Rafael.

The FA confirmed they have been approached by United, and the submission will be heard on Tuesday by a regulatory commission.