Quote from: Callido on Today at 04:18:25 PM

Manchester United cannot lose today's game, Ipswich often shows resistance on big clubs but Manchester United are in a bad phase of the competition, they drew Everton during last meeting and this time around it will be too bad if they should go another game without emerging as the direct winner. I expect Ipswich to make it a difficult meeting or possibly nothing different from how the Chelsea match played out yesterday in favor of Manchester United, the scores may not up as much but the victory should be certain.

You cannot be so sure of your assertions right now. Last time Manchester United played, they draw against Everton but if you look at Ipswich for instance, unlike the Everton, they have only 17 points, 15 games lost out of 26 total games, 8 draws and only 3 games won since the beginning of this season. It is most likely that Manchester United will win this game. If Manchester United was big a enough, they could win the match with much margin of goals and starve the Ipswich of any goal. But truth of the matter is that Manchester United is also not in good shape and have only won 8 games, draw in 6 games and lost in 12 matches out of the total of 26 games all together. For a team as big as Manchester United, you will expect better results but see what they are playing for God's sake.

Quote from: bastisisca on Today at 04:45:13 PM

Yes, but i believe that Chelsea's super performance was strongly influenced by the poor performance of Southampton.
That is, i mean gentlemen, not surprisingly the Southampton is the last in the standings and has marked only 19 goals across the championship.
You understand that it was very easy as a game.

This won't be the first time Chelsea is thrashing Southampton like this. The last time both clubs fixture each other, Chelsea scored Southampton with a striking 5 goals win over the 1 goal scored by Southampton, this was at Southampton's home. Today, Chelsea repeated the same thing by ensuring it beats over Southampton with 4 goals to none, further threatening Southampton chances to make any move from the very bottom of the table standing.