They have to win this one or they will be six points back with only six points remaining. The pressure is on and the recent form is not good. United has lost five of six in all competitions and the scoring touch has just magically disappeared. United hasn’t score in its last three matches. It’s been 280 minutes since the last goal which was a penalty. Since the last goal in the run of play, it’s been three weeks, and 527 minutes of game time.
In this video you will see some of the craziest red cards that has happened in football during the season of 2018/19. Red card for players such as Kylian Mbappe, Cristiano Ronaldo, Diego Costa and more. Some of them are well deserved and some just aren’t. Should VAR be used at all times for red cards or not?
Chelsea: Chelsea hasn’t done well against United this season, drawing at Stamford Bridge in league play and then losing at home again, this time in the FA Cup round of 16. The Blues obviously need a win to guarantee they stay in fourth, but a draw might not be all that bad.
Entering the weekend, Chelsea hold the fourth and final UCL spot with 67 points, one ahead of fifth-place Arsenal and three ahead of United, who sit in sixth. For the Red Devils to have any hope of returning to Europe’s most prestigious club competition, they absolutely must take three points from this match.
Unfortunately for them, they’ve hit a massive dip in form over the last month, winning just once in their last six and crashing out of the Champions League quarterfinals during that span. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s appointment as the permanent manager has been unexpectedly met with turmoil after his interim stint went so well. Hope is not lost for United. If they can rebound with a win and revitalize their top four hopes, all will be forgiven heading into next season.
Chelsea has been in decent form, and that’s been good enough to overtake a struggling Arsenal for fourth. They’ve advanced to the semifinals of the Europa League and will be doing everything they can to make sure they don’t have to return to that competition next season.With just three matches remaining in the Premier League season, it could come down to this one match to decide who gets the huge financial boost of playing in the Champions League next season.