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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has called on his team to improve their attacking play as they attempt to bounce back from last weekend�s 3-0 humbling to Fulham at Hull City on Sunday. The Red Devils' defensive problems have been well-documented in recent weeks, yet it is at the other end of the pitch where their manager feels they struggled against Fulham last weekend. Speaking to Sky Sports ahead of the game, the Scot called on his players to recapture their creativity and imagination against Phil Brown�s struggling Tigers. �We have to make sure we are better attacking-wise than we were against Fulham because we didn�t really make a lot of chances in the match," explained Sir Alex. "Although we had a lot of possession it didn�t really amount to anything. �We have to get that back again, get the creation of our game and the imagination in our play back again better than it was in the Fulham game.� A win for the champions would see them move to within two points of leaders Chelsea after the Blues were held to a goalless draw at Birmingham City on Saturday. Yet Ferguson also warned his players that the home side would be encouraged by the fact they would be facing a depleted defense, adding: �That�s the situation and Hull will be encouraged by the fact we have got these defenders injured and will certainly have a go at us.�