Quote from: Obari on Today at 07:53:48 PM

Quote from: Frankolala on Today at 07:28:25 PM

It was a good result from both teams and sharing points was the only option for them. Manchester United tried to score a late goal in both first and second half but it wasn't possible. Manchester united players are showing more concern on winning their matches now that Van Nistelrooy is in charge of the club. This use to be usual results from Manchester United vs Chelsea match during the good days of United.

Old Trafford formally the theater of Dreams have not been dismantled already, they're gradually bouncing back to prime form and it's all because of the new coach around, he's able to sealed the big winnings and make effective momentum. Ruud van Nistelrooy is a good coach and I think with him around, there's presence of good development in the club. Manchester United was able to hold the visitors to a draw points today and its consider improvement on the new temporary manager. Meanwhile Chelsea struggled at Old Trafford, they were unable to reach the final winning destination and that's absolutely no good sign for Enzo Maresca. Chelsea grabbed all means to secure winning but due to hurdle on the way, they settled draw.

They are very lucky to have scored the first goal in the game because it was difficult to see a goal with normal play. If not for the penalty which absolutely was a result of a good performance, it would have been a win for Chelsea. Old Trafford will not be shattered anymore, and a revival has been made in the club. Without any argument, if Ten Hag was still the coach of Manchester United Chelsea would have won today and nothing will be done about it. I am happy for the changes that have been made in the club. Soon more players will be bought and the glory days will be returned to United. With that being said, it was a fantastic game between Chelsea and Manchester United. A draw can be managed by both teams sharing one point each. I can't remember the last time Chelsea stayed above Arsenal in the top of the league table.