<text>  Daley Blind says Manchester Uniteds win over Tottenham was a team effort with no single player deserving the plaudits. The 25-year-old shone at left back, while goalscorers Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick and Marouane Fellaini were also impressive in the 3-0 win on Sunday. But Blind believes Louis van Gaals side deserved a team of the match award as recognition of the way they played a whole. Daley Blind right impressed at left back for Manchester United during Sundays 3-0 win over Tottenham . Juan Mata and Wayne Rooney right congratulate Marouane Fellaini on scoring the first goal against Spurs . Rooney breaks away from Jan Vertonghen to make it 3-0 to United before half-time at Old Trafford . Liverpool away - March 22 . Aston Villa home - April 4 . Man City home - April 12 . Chelsea away - April 18 . Everton away - April 26 . West Brom home - May 2 . Crystal Palace away - May 9 . Arsenal home - May 16 . Hull away - May 24 . In the last few weeks and months, we have been improving and I think weve played good halves before but we were really aggressive for almost 90 minutes. And thats a step forward for this team, Blind told MUTV. Everybody was working so hard together and fighting for each other, winning every ball that we could. And we played like a team. It was really enjoyable to play. I think maybe there should be a team of the match instead of man of the match. Blind was also happy that United got back to winning ways after losing to Arsenal in the FA Cup last Monday. He said: If its a cup game, its very disappointing, but if you lose in the Premier League, you want to win the next game. If you look at 90 minutes, it is our best game of the season. Blind and his United team-mates congratulate Michael Carrick on scoring the second goal at Old Trafford . 