Manchester United takes brutal dig at Chelsea on Twitter
Manchester United have taken a brutal dig at Chelsea on Twitter.
Manchester United have trolled Chelsea hilariously on Twitter. The duo has shared some healthy competitions over the last decade, especially under Sir Alex Ferguson and Jose Mourinho.
The Red Devils kicked off their new Premier League season with a spectacular 4-0 victory over Chelsea. A brace from Marcus Rashford and one apiece from Anthony Martial and Daniel James were the differences in that game. It was undeserving for the Blues to lose in that fashion because of their decent display.
While, Chelsea and Frank Lampard are closing in on their first victory of the season – currently leading 3-2 against Norwich City, the Red Devils will play Crystal Palace in a few minutes.
The Red Devils Twitter account posted photos of Old Trafford, ahead of the game against Eagles, with a caption of ‘How are you feeling?’
Plenty of Old Trafford faithful replied to that tweet. Pretending to be a fan, the Man United admin replied ‘Wish we were playing Chelsea again though..’
*#MUNCRY. Wish we were playing Chelsea again, though…
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) August 24, 2019
This banter stirred up plenty of heated arguments in the replies. Of course, the Manchester United fans loved it to the core.
The Red Devils have not altered their starting eleven, as they stick with the forward line of Jesse Lingard, Daniel James, Marcus Rashford, and Anthony Martial. They will be hoping to secure all three points.
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