Great classic this Thursday at Stamford Bridge, where matchday 31 of the 2023-24 Premier League comes to an end: an exciting Chelsea-Manchester United, two ‘Big Six’ who are in trouble face to face. And also the morbidity associated with it Mason Mountwho returned to his home, Stamford Bridge, for the first time since he left last summer to Manchester United.
mountain He experienced very difficult moments in his first months in the Old Trafford team, but, after recovering from his injury, on March 17 he reappeared (he came on in the 105th minute of extra time in the quarterfinals of the FA Cup against Liverpool4-3 for those Erik ten Haag) and 30 matches Brentford scored his first goal as a United player, 1-1 in the Premier).
Chelsea-Manchester United
Stamford Bridge, 21.15 (DAZN)
Chelsea: Petrovic; Disasi, Silva, Badiashile, Cucurella; Caicedo, Fernandez; Palmer, Gallagher, Sterling; jackson
coaches: Mauricio Pochettino
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Manchester United: masturbation; Dalot, Varane, Maguire, Wan-Bissaka; Mainoo, McTominay; Garnacho, Bruno Fernandes, Rashford; Hojlund
coaches: Erik ten Haag
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Referee: Jarred Gillett
mountain He was 6 years old when he entered the Chelsea and left last summer. It still hurts him to be called a pesetero. Many maintain that, in fact, it is the Chelsea rushed to sell him and made 64.2 million euros. Everything indicates that this Thursday he will not be a starter because, after his injury, Ten Hags prefer to go step by step.
Within Chelsea, Mauricio Pochettino He sent another harsh message to his team: “We must act like Chelsealike we want to belong to a great club.” Ben Chilwell is low and Bad Tasteget well Pochettino He said he didn’t know if Christopher Nkunku will play this course again. Within United, Lisandro Martínez and Victor Lindelöf one month out due to injury.
He Chelsea are currently 12th in the table and the Manchester United, 6th. Both are dreaming of saving the season by winning the FA Cup. Chelsea is measured in the semi-finals Manchester City and United, to Coventry.
Source: La Verdad

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