Mar 25, 2013 11:46:00 AM The 26-year-old middle right back has targeted a return to full exercise in time for the Manchester derby against Sir Alex Ferguson's area, after all but relinquishing the league crown. In stark contrast to the closely-run concept race that was made by Sergio Aguero on the last day of last season, Sir Alex Ferguson's part holds a commanding 15-point lead over City with just eight games of the campaign left to perform. With Kompany reduced to just 20 category looks after time spent sidelined through harm, he has accepted that the group only hasn't been good enough this season under manager Roberto Mancini's assistance. "You always want to go for the games and you always want to go for the top," Kompany told Sky Sports. "I have experienced it in as every other person exactly the same way. I have wanted all of us to complete well. "We still have a good run in the FA Cup, but eventually in baseball you've to have a success and a loss, therefore I think we shall study on what occurred there and we'll grow stronger again." The Manchester derby happens at Old Trafford right after the end of the global break and Kompany has targeted a return to first-team action together with his club, providing he comes through Belgium's fitting number unaffected. "I feel good, I feel really good," he explained. "I have devote some hard work over the eight last weeks and I am only very happy to be straight back with the group. Yes it is irritating but it's something you've to cope with as a professional football player. "I have now been through a lot worse than this, therefore for me it was merely a case of working very difficult and making sure that I was able to be there for the staff again. My only desire was to make myself available again for the manager of the national group, for the manager of Manchester City, and I've worked really hard." Follow GOAL.COM on
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