Despite turning in one of his finest performances in a United shirt, Nani cut a despondent figure after the Reds' heartrending Champions League exit to Bayern Munich.
Arjen Robben's cracking late strike put the Bundesliga leaders through to the semi-finals on away goals, and Nani conceded that the post-match mood in United's dressing room was one of dejection.
"We're feeling bad because we did so well in the first half - we scored three goals and I think it was one of our best performances - so we are disappointed," he told MUTV.
"They were a bit lucky, because having one player sent off was the problem for us, it made the team a bit down. That was the difference."
With five games remaining in which to overhaul Chelsea's two-point lead at the head of the Premier League, Nani concedes he and his colleagues are now focused solely on domestic matters.
"Of course, we have to give everything we have now to try to win the league," he said, "and that's where we go now."
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