David Moyes set his sights on Champions League glory after watching his Manchester United team pull off an incredible comeback to make the quarter-finals.

United lost the first leg of their last-16 tie at Olympiacos 2-0, but they claimed a 3-2 aggregate win following a night of high drama at Old Trafford.

Robin van Persie scored his first hat-trick under Moyes to achieve a 3-0 win which puts United in the hat for tday's draw.

Given their dismal domestic record, United are big outsiders for the competition, but Moyes still believes his team can defy the odds and make it to the final.

When asked whether his team could now become dark horses for the trophy, just as Chelsea were in 2012 and Liverpool were seven years earlier, the United boss said: "We probably now will go in as underdogs in a lot of the games.

"Hopefully we can do it, I don't see any reason why not. I think this club is capable of it.

"If we play to our capabilities, which we have not done too often, then I think we will be a match for any team."