Manchester United vs Chelsea: Twitter reactions to United’s 4-0 thrashing of Chelsea. Solskjaer’s boys thoroughly outplayed the Blues in their opening game of the Premier League.
Two Club legends at the helm, two teams in steady decline with an enormous fan base, yet only one raised from the ashes of last season. Manchester United and Chelsea have had a lot in common in recent times. Both clubs are in dire situations and have placed their bets on their heroes to help lift them out of the ditch.
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Both United and Chelsea have had the most victories in their opening matches in the Premier League with United clinching 18 and Chelsea 17 before tonight. Chelsea’s transfer embargo meant that Frank Lampard could not bring any new players in. Instead he was forced to rely on the youngsters in the team.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was not restricted by any such ban. However, he chose to place his trust on the youngsters in the squad and only dipped in the pool to bring in necessary replacements; Two thirds of whom are only 21.
United demolish Chelsea 4-0
Chelsea looked to dominate possession in the beginning and looked the likelier of the two to score. However, a Kurt Zouma foul gave United a penalty. Marcus Rashford placed the ball in the nets and United walked out of the field at half-time with a one goal lead.
In the second half, Anthony Martial added to the score with a low volley. After this the floodgates opened and Chelsea never seemed in the game anymore. Rashford piled on the misery by converting a brilliant pass from Paul Pogba before debutant Daniel James scored in his first Premier League appearance for United.
United couldn’t have asked for a better start to their Premier League campaign and will now hope to carry this momentum to the other games.
Here’s how twitter reacted to Manchester United vs Chelsea and the one-sided drubbing of the Men in blues
https://twitter.com/normanbaguma33/status/1160607473742569479
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