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      Man Utd legend releases EIGHT players including Newcastle fans’ favourite, 33, after EFL relegation

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      MANCHESTER UNITED legend Mark Hughes has released eight players at Carlisle including a former Newcastle star.Hughes was appointed manager of the Cumbrians in February but was unable to prevent them being relegated from League Two.Mark Hughes has released eight players at CarlisleCredit: GettyPaul Dummett is among the players let goCredit: GettyThe veteran boss penned a rolling contract and is in talks to stay on for next season.And he has overseen the departure of eight players as Carlisle look to start afresh in the National League.The biggest name to be let go is Paul Dummett, who joined Carlisle in January and played three games.Dummett, 33, left Newcastle last summer after making 213 appearances for the Magpies.READ MORE ON MAN UTDCarlisle have released seven other players – Ben Barclay, Taylor Charters, Anton Dudik, Callum Guy, Sam Lavelle, Dylan McGeouch and Josh Vela.While two players have been offered new deals – Matthew Dennis and Kadeem Harris.SunSport exclusively revealed in April that Hughes would be open to sticking with Carlisle in the fifth tier.Hughes couldn’t prevent relegation but oversaw a huge upturn in form.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSHe won the same number of matches in his 18 in charge as Carlisle did in their 32 games previous this season.Carlisle is Wrexham-born Hughes’ ninth managerial stint, having bossed clubs such as Blackburn Rovers, Manchester City and most recently Bradford. More

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      lan Pardew to SKIP Crystal Palace’s FA Cup final – because he doesn’t want to be asked about Wembley ‘dad dance’

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      ALAN PARDEW is skipping the FA Cup Final to spare his beloved Crystal Palace any more questions about his infamous Wembley dad dancing.Former Eagles boss Pardew cannot escape Mickey taking over his impromptu touchline jig in celebration of Jason Puncheon’s 78th-minute goal against Manchester United in the 2016 final.Alan Pardew guided Crystal Palace to the 2015/16 FA Cup finalCredit: ACTION IMAGESPardew’s dancing after Jason Puncheon’s opener went viralCredit: BBCSo he has declined an invitation from chairman Steve Parish to go to the game and will instead stay home and cheer on the team from his living room.Pardew, 63, said: “I told Steve that this team deserves so much credit. “The problem with 2016 is that the team didn’t get enough.“Every time it comes up in conversation, my dance comes up with it. READ MORE CRYSTAL PALACE NEWS”And I don’t want there to be even the slightest chance of that happening this time.“I don’t mind talking about it. It was just an off-the-cuff reaction to a goal. No shame. “But this Cup final should be about this Palace team.“I’ve told Steve that if they win, I will celebrate with him at the Wolves game next Tuesday instead. Most read in FootballJOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUSAlan Pardew will celebrate with Palace chief Steve Parish if they pip City to the trophyCredit: AFP”But I’ll be watching from home for sure.”Palace gaffer Oliver Glasner is determined to make it third-time lucky for The Eagles at FA Cup finals with a shock win over City.WILD De Bruyne & Martinelli stats set to shape FA Cup final weekend | Experts’ bets – Weekend WagerThe Austrian said: “It feels like more than a normal game. There’s much more attention and much more interviews to do during the week.”But our preparation was more or less the same as in the Premier League games and before the semi-final or the quarter-final and all the other games.”We focused on what we want to do tomorrow at Wembley. We analysed Manchester City, but 90% of the time we were talking about us.”Because this is what we can influence, we can influence our performance, we can influence what we want to do in and out of possession and so the focus was on our game.”Also we just made one or two small adjustments, because the players especially did very well in the last couple of weeks and so we’re up with a lot of confidence and looking forward to the final.” More

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      England’s biggest crisis club relegated THREE divisions after being left with no pitch and playing 70 miles away

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      NO senior football club in England has gone from nightmare to nightmare like debt-riddled Farsley Celtic.But it’s somehow got worse – AFTER the season finished.Farsley Celtic hope to set up a new groundshare for next seasonCredit: RexCeltic were not able to use their ground this seasonCredit: RexFans blasted an “absolutely crazy” situation as Celtic have been relegated THREE DIVISIONS.Crisis upon crisis has descended upon the semi-professional Yorkshire club following a failed decision to put in an artificial pitch at their Throstle Nest ground last year.It never got built – so Celtic played most of their 2024-25 ‘home’ games 70 miles away in Buxton, Derbyshire.They famously lost ex-Leeds star Neil Redfearn as manager in February after just three weeks in charge.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSControversial chairman Paul Barthorpe then departed – with Celtic forced to field youngsters on the way to finishing bottom of the National League North.But instead of dropping into the Northern Premier League, they have been booted all the way down to the ninth tier – the Northern Counties East League Premier Division.Low points of the season included a 6-1 defeat to then-bottom Needham Market – when Redfearn was absent without explanation.Women’s team manager Izzy Roads and youth coach Phil Lake took the reins, with Redfearn later revealing he had resigned days earlier.Most read in FootballBEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UKUnder-fire Barthorpe soon quit too after six years steering a club that had went bust in 2010 but reformed in 2015.Now homeless Celtic have been denied a licence to play in Steps 1-4 – the four highest levels below the EFL.The club said: “As a board we recognise this will be as disappointing for our fans as it is for us. It’s not what we wanted. “But sometimes you need to take a step backwards in order to move forwards, and pragmatically we believe this move to be necessary to protect the long-term financial future of our club.”One fan responded: “It’s absolutely crazy that Farsley Celtic has dropped three divisions to now the 9th tier of the English football pyramid. “It’s an absolute joke, should never have got this far out of hand.”Another wrote: “Triple relegation to Step 5… what a mess!”However, a third supporter took a longer-term view.He posted: “Like any fan I want to get back up ASAP but we need time to stabilise behind the scenes and then get back up where we belong. “I’d say 2-3 seasons hopefully then we go back up with a sustainable model.” While we could have appealed against this decision, the long-term future of the club remains our priority Club statementCeltic issued a lengthy statement on being booted down the leagues – insisting a groundsharing deal has already nearly been sorted for next term as they rebuild gradually.They said: “At the end of the last season we said our efforts would be concentrated around ensuring the financial stability of the club. “A season playing all our games away from The Citadel was always going to leave us with a financially challenging summer.”The debts facing the club have continued to mount in recent weeks.”We are in a situation where we have to be pragmatic. NCEL offers us significantly lower travelling costs and running costs in general as we seek to stabilise the club.”Celtic are finally hoping to get a new surface so they can return home.Their statement added: “Our funding bid for a new pitch will be decided by the Football Foundation next month. “Our planning application for new energy efficient and reliable floodlights is being considered by the council and is subject to a funding bid. “A ground share for the start of next season is almost agreed, and we are still working on securing a lease for the ground.Read More on The Sun”While we could have appealed against this decision, the long-term future of the club remains our priority and a lot of work is being put in by the board and others to ensure Farsley continues to have a semi professional football club. “The long-term future of our first team, Deaf, Junior and Women’s sides continues to be our priority.” More

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      Inside Jason Puncheon’s new life as manager in Cyprus nine years after ex-Crystal Palace ace, 38, netted in FA Cup final

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      JASON PUNCHEON could enjoy a double celebration this season.In his first season as a manager in Cyprus he led Akritas Chlorakas to promotion to the top tier.Jason Puncheon is forging his path as a manager in CyrpusCredit: INSTAGRAMPuncheon put Palace 1-0 up in the 2016 FA Cup finalCredit: News Group Newspapers LtdAnd on Saturday his ‘team’ Crystal Palace will make their first FA Cup final appearance since he scored but Palace lost 2-1 against Manchester United in 2016.The 38-year-old has been based on the Mediterranean island for five years as a player and now manager, and is enjoying a contented but hard-working life 2,000 miles from his old home in  London.The former midfielder made a life-changing decision about his career while playing at Huddersfield in the Prem in 2019. But it was more or less made for him, following a remark by one of his daughters.He explained: “I was travelling up and down the country because my family were still living in London and I was in Yorkshire at Huddersfield for most of the week.READ MORE CRYSTAL PALACE NEWS“My second-youngest daughter provided a wake-up call one day when she said to me, ‘Daddy, why are you away all the time?’“It really struck a chord with me and I couldn’t get it out of my head as I was travelling back to Huddersfield.“I knew that whatever move I made next, it would have to be for the whole family, not just me.“When the idea of  joining Cypriot top-flight club Pafos came up in 2019, the idea of moving here to build a new life with my family  appealed to all of us. We are really happy.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSPuncheon finished his playing career in CyrpusCredit: Pafos FCPuncheon was at Pafos for three seasons before switching to Anorthosis Famagusta two years ago.He said: “I was planning that I would have one last season playing for Famagusta. For several years my mind had always been geared into coaching when I retired and I dipped my toe in the water at Peyia, AEZ Zakakiou and Ayia Napa. It was a great learning curve.”How can Glasner make Palace compete v Man City in FA Cup final?However, he was appointed head coach at Akritas Chlorakas on November 20 last year — and within five months led them to promotion.He said: “Managing here is a huge challenge as it is a different culture to what I’ve been used to in England.“I am enjoying the success of promotion but I know the hard work has only just started.“Next season it’s going to be another level, but I’m ready for it.”Puncheon completed all his Uefa A and B badges alongside Djimi Traore, Juan Pablo Angel and Carlton Cole before moving to Cyprus.It is interesting to hear him speak about the future and whether  continued management success in Cyprus may see a return to England. He said: “I am not even thinking that far ahead at the moment.“The results have been great for me and the club since November and to be promoted is a big step. My entire focus is now on next season.”Puncheon played for Palace between 2013 and 2019Credit: Getty Images – GettyPuncheon revealed that he has always been football mad, explaining:  “My whole life I have always felt I’ve had a ball at my feet.”And he remembers his league debut for Wimbledon in March 2004 as though it was last week.He said: “I was a sub and came on at half-time at Walsall. We lost the game 1-0. The thing that sticks in my mind is I was playing against Paul Merson, who came on as a sub.“I switched to MK Dons but I was released by the club in 2006.“Joining Barnet in League Two was a breakthrough for me, where I started to play regularly.”Puncheon played for Barnet in his younger yearsCredit: PA:Press AssociationThe midfielder also turned out for MK DonsCredit: PA:Empics SportPuncheon had spells at Plymouth Argyle and further stints on loan at MK Dons but he reflects on joining Southampton in 2010 — where he believes his career went up several notches.He said: “All my previous clubs had given me a platform to play but, even though Southampton were in League One, the facilities and structure were that of a Premier League club.“During my early days  I had a loan spell at Blackpool where I played in the Prem for the first time but Saints were on another level.”Within three years, the Saints had back-to-back promotions and were back in the top tier for  2012-13.The Londoner made 32 Prem appearances for Saints that season as they finished in 14th.But in the  summer of 2013, he signed a one-year loan with Crystal Palace. He said: “Growing up Palace was my team, all my family were fans, so joining them felt special.”Puncheon joined Southampton in 2010Credit: Action Images – ReutersSix months later he made the loan permanent in a £1.75million deal.He talks proudly of wearing the skipper’s armband for Palace and of two of his standout goals among the 16 he netted for the Eagles in his six years at Selhurst Park.He revealed: “The winner against Norwich in April 2016 was huge in terms of making sure we stayed up that season. There is an iconic photo of us celebrating the goal.“Then there was scoring the opener in the FA Cup final  against Manchester United with less than 20 minutes remaining.Read More on The Sun“I wished it had been the winner. Sadly Juan Mata equalised and then Jesse Lingard scored the winner for them in extra-time.“I would be absolutely overjoyed if they went one better this season and won the Cup next month.”Puncheon will be supporting his old team in Saturday’s cup finalCredit: PA:Press Association More

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      Why is Moises Caicedo wearing a mask for Chelsea against Man Utd?

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      CHELSEA take on Manchester United at Stamford Bridge TONIGHT – but Moises Caicedo has a new look.The Blues are chasing a top five finish, while Utd are searching for momentum as they head towards the Europa League final.Moises Caicedo was seen wearing a mask during Chelsea’s warm upCredit: REUTERS/Hannah MckayChelsea take on Man Utd at Stamford Bridge tonightCredit: GettyLast season saw Chelsea dramatically beat Utd 4-3, with Caicedo’s mistake handing Alejandro Garnacho the first of then Ten Hag’s side on the night.Cole Palmer scored twice in injury time to turn the game from a 3-2 loss to a 4-3 win, and former Blue Mason Mount squared up to Enzo Fernandez to get the crowd going.SunSport can reveal why Moises Caicedo is wearing a mask for the clash tonight.Read more FootballWhy is Moises Caicedo wearing a mask?Moises Caicedo sustained a cheek injury against Newcastle last weekend.The Blues were beaten 2-0 by Newcastle.Caicedo will wear the mask as a precaution for at least the game tonight.How to watch Chelsea vs Man UtdChelsea vs Manchester United will come LIVE on Sky Sports.The Blues clash against United will stream on NOW TV, Sky Go and the Sky Sports app.The game will kick-off at 8.15pm BST.SunSport will live blog all the action as it happens.Most read in Football More

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      Arsenal ‘could make shock Rodrygo transfer move with Mikel Arteta a huge fan of Real Madrid star’

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      ARSENAL could make a shock swoop for Rodrygo, it’s been claimed.Gunners boss Mikel Arteta is keen to add more firepower to his squad, which is on course for a third-straight second-place Premier League finish, this summer.Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is in the market for a new forward this summerCredit: AFPThe Spaniard is said to be a fan of Real Madrid ace RodrygoCredit: GETTYThe Gunners’ Prem and Champions League challenges fell short following devastating injuries to forwards Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz.The north Londoners are reportedly keen on signing Sporting Lisbon ace Viktor Gyokeres, who is also on the radar of their domestic rivals Manchester United.But according to reports, they’re also interested in signing Rodrygo from Real Madrid.That’s according to The Athletic, who claim Arteta is a “fan” of the Brazilian winger, who can also play up front.READ MORE ARSENAL NEWSRodrygo has enjoyed a stellar season with Los Blancos, scoring 13 goals and notching 10 assists in 50 appearances.The 24-year-old is well aware of the intense speculation surrounding his future.But he’s seemingly pledged his allegiance to Real, recently sharing a photo of the Bernabeu to his Instagram story with “Vamos Real” emblazoned across it.The Emirates faithful were left frustrated by Arteta’s failure to sign a new striker in January, which ultimately came back to haunt him.Most read in FootballJOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUSMikel Arteta’s striker shopping listBy Jordan DaviesARSENAL are stepping up plans to sign a world-class striker in the summer after their Champions League heartbreak.Mikel Arteta splashed out £204.5m last summer on Declan Rice, Kai Havertz and Jurrien Timber.But the Spanish manager accepts he needs a proven goalscorer to take the club to the next level.And here are the players he is looking at to get the Gunners firing:BENJAMIN SESKO (RB Leipzig, value £40m-£45m)One for the future at 20 years old. Scored 16 goals for RB Salzburg in the Austrian Bundesliga last season and the Slovenian has carried on that good form in Germany with Leipzig this campaign.VIKTOR GYOKERES (Sporting Lisbon, value £60m-£80m)Been scouted several times this season. The Swedish striker, 25, is more of a traditional No 9 so may not suit Arsenal’s demand for flexibility but would bring a physicality that boss Mikel Arteta craves.ALEXANDER ISAK (Newcastle, value £75m-£85m)Impressed in his first two seasons in English football. The Swede, 24, has the pace and finesse to match his finishing ability, and Eddie Howe’s Toon may need to sell to balance the books this summer.JOSHUA ZIRKZEE (Bologna, value £45m-£50m)Dutch wonder  is attracting the attentions of clubs across Europe. At 6ft 4in the 22-year-old forward would have no trouble adapting to the Premier League and already has an eye for goal.XAVI SIMONS (RB Leipzig, value £70m-£80m)An incredible talent in the Bukayo Saka mould, currently on loan from Paris Saint-Germain. The future of the Dutch attacker, 20, depends on how much money his parent club want to make from him.But the Spaniard has promised a “big” transfer window ahead of the 2025/26 season.“It’s going to be a big one and we are very excited about it.Mikel Arteta launches furious rant at Arsenal players despite second-half Anfield comeback“The way we planned the first five summers, they were going to be very big and they were going to have different objectives.”Because the turnaround of players and the objective of those windows was going to be different.“But now, when you are going to go again, we want to increase the depth of the squad.”But as well, we want to increase the quality and the skills that we need to go to the next step.” More

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      American philanthropist related to Henry Ford announced as chairman and majority shareholder of SPFL club in shock move

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      HENRY FORD was the founder of one of the most well-known car manufacturers in the world today. And now Ford’s great-great-grandson is looking to move an SPFL club into top gear as their new chairman and majority shareholder. Henry Ford’s descendant has become the chairman of an SPFL sideCredit: SNSHenry Ford founded the Ford Motor Company and Calvin is his great-great grandsonCredit: GettyFord is now the chairman and majority shareholder of LivingstonCredit: SNSCalvin Ford is a philanthropist and board member of a number of charities and committees.And now he’s taking his first steps into the world of football business with Scottish Championship side Livingston.The second-tier runners-up will present Ford to fans at Almondvale Satdium before the second leg of the promotion play-off semi-final against Partick Thistle tonight. Ford has acquired 100% of John McIlvogue’s shares in Baycup Ltd, which was the majority shareholder of Livi for two years.McIlvogue said in a club statement: “When I chose to invest in the football club I did so to be of help whether short, medium or long term. “It has been a great pleasure to support the club through its difficulties and see it bounce back with the first silverware in over a decade and a real fight for Premiership promotion. “I believe the time is now right for me to pass on my shares to an investor with a real appetite to take the club forward on and off the park.”When I joined the club, I said my only aim was that when I leave the club is in a better place than when I arrived, and I believe I have achieved this with Calvin’s acquisition of my shareholding.Most read in Football”I look forward to watch the club thrive with Calvin’s support and guidance.”Ford added: “I am overjoyed and honoured to be part of Livingston Football Club. Radio 1 DJ says “I’ve become a legend” as he adopts SPFL team and plans trip to Livingston”What drew me to wanting to be involved was the incredible leadership that people like Davie Martindale and John Ward portray. “They have a passion for this club and community that is contagious, and I look forward to being part of something special here.”Outgoing chairman John Ward said: “I am delighted to welcome Calvin to the club. “I feel that for the first time in the history of Livingston Football Club we will have an owner who is working in the best interests of the club and fans.”As a director of Livingston Football Club, I look forward to working with Calvin. “I believe his integrity and enthusiasm for football will bring a sea change to Livingston and the wider West Lothian community.”Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page More

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      Chelsea vs Man Utd LIVE RESULT: Marc Cucurella SCORES only goal of the game as Maresca’s side take HUGE three points

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      CHELSEA have BEATEN Manchester United as they take a HUGE step towards the Champions League.Marc Cucurella scored the only goal of a close game to move Chelsea within touching distance of the Champions League next season.Harry Maguire thought he had given Man Utd the lead in London, but his strike was ruled out for offside.Chelsea then had their own VAR drama, as Andre Onana appeared to catch Tyrique George, but the VAR ruled out the spot kick.Elsewhere, Aston Villa also took a huge step towards the Champions League, beating Tottenham.CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSFollow our live blog below…Enzo the deceiver keeps goingEarlier in the season, many deluded pundits were talking about Chelsea as title contenders.That has proved to be nothing more than flights of fantasy.The Blues would be living above their station to even be in the Champions League next season but many teams are looking to pip them to that reward still.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedAll hope rests in BilbaoWhat has been a dreadful season for the Red Devils domestically, all now rests on the Europa League final.It will be interesting to see how the board reacts to a potential defeat against Tottenham.Amorim has been breaking some unwanted records in his first season and without victory in midweek, does not have much to defend his position with the owners.Copy linkCopiedMo’ money, mo’ problemsSince taking over the club, Todd Boely has spent more than the US black ops budget in West London.Despite that, they look no closer to resolving their problems.With players on contracts longer than the lease at Stamford Bridge, this looks like a project that could run longer than the ‘war on terror’.Copy linkCopiedThe winner takes it allEverything may seem rosey in West London this evening but it is just papering over the cracks.Chelsea are a long way from being challengers for major honours.This side looks disjointed and has too many egos to gel.That is the headache for Maresca with a board who have not shown much patience in the past.Copy linkCopiedFuture not looking so brightDespite having a Europa League final to look forward to, that really masks the problems at Old Trafford.Defeat at Stamford Bridge this evening was the the 18th loss of the campaign for Man Utd.Ruben Amorim is not taking to life at Old Trafford like a duck to water and may be looking over his shoulder in the not too distant future.Credit: AlamyCopy linkCopiedMassive crunch match lies aheadChelsea go into their last game of the campaign travelling to Nottingam Forest.If their rivals win this weekend it could set up a winner takes all showdown.Forest are well out of the top five currently but victory over The Blues could see them leapfrog their counterparts.Copy linkCopiedBlues celebrate vital winMaresca’s side celebrated three points at Stamford Bridge.This was an important win for The Blues in their European ambitions.They know their fate is in their own hands now.Credit: GettyCredit: GettyCopy linkCopiedChelsea possession pays dividendsDespite Man Utd creating the most chances in the first half, The Blues managed to secure the win.Chelsea had lots of possession but struggled to create clear-cut chances.Finally Cucurella managed to grab the goal they had craved.Copy linkCopiedBlues keep European dream aliveAfter securing all three points against the Red Devils, Chelsea moved up to fourth in the table.It was integral for them to secure victory with Aston Villa beating Tottenham this evening.Ennzo Maresca’s side still have their own fate in their own hands heading into the last game of the season.Copy linkCopiedRasmus no-goals strikes againMan Utd have a lot of issues to address this summer.One of the main issues is their lack of goals.While many people say that Hojlund is only young and will prosper, there is a valid reason for his poor return.If you spend no time in the box, you are not likely to score.Copy linkCopiedCucurella seals vital winWithout a striker, Chelsea struggled to have a focal point in the box.They struggled to create clear-cut chances against Man Utd.It took a defender to find the winner as Cucurella arrived in the box to head home James’ cross to break the deadlock.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedFT: Chelsea 1-0 Man UtdA big win for Enzo Maresca’s side.They need that for their top five spot.Another defeat for the Red Devils.Copy linkCopiedFT: Chelsea 1-0 Man UtdThe referee brings the game to a close.Chelsea have the three points they craved.Massive win for The Blues.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd90+6. Man Utd try to get on the attack but the move breaks down.Chelsea look to break with pace but but lose the ball.Wasted chance from the hosts.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd90+4. Heaven is booked for poor challenge.His first touch saw the ball get away from him and he followed through onto the knee of Gusto.The players and fans wanted to see red card for that one.Credit: AFPCopy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd90+2. Maguire tries to spray out wide to Dorgu.It goes straight out for a Chelsea throw in, much to the delight of the home fans.Last chance saloon for the visitors now.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd90. Handbags from the two teams after the foul.Some pushing and shoving before the referee gets involved.Neto is coming off for the hosts, replaced by Gusto.We are going to have seven added minutes.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd88. Palmer goes down in a heap on the floor.A free-kick is awarded to the hosts.Keeping Man Utd pinned into their own half is all that matters now.Uguarte is shown a yellow card for a challenge on Cucurella.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd86. It is all about game management now for the hosts.They have their lead and need to hold onto it.Three points is all that matters in this match.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd84. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is in the stands the this evening.Probably trying to work out how to cut costs at the club even more.Chelsea are putting them on the back foot currently.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd82. Chelsea look the more likely to grab the next goal.There seems no drive from the visitors to get something from this game.This has been the problem with this team for far too long.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd80. George is coming off for Chelsea.Fernandes and Shaw are replaced for the visitors.Mainoo and Heaven replace the Man Utd players.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd78. Man Utd have to chase the game now.This will see how much fight they have in them.Amad cuts in from the flank and unleashes a shot but Sanchez beats it away for a corner.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd76. Dorgu is penalised for a foul out wide on Neto.The Man Utd player is not happy with the decision.How he has not been shown a yellow card by now is mental.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Man Utd74. The Chelsea fans are making themselves heard now.Suddenly the away end has gone deathly silent.They should be used to going behind in games this season.Copy linkCopied More