Goals and Highlights: Chelsea 1-1 Manchester United in Premier League 2022

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Chelsea and Manchester United have played out their fifth consecutive draw and split the points on matchday 11 in a very tight match.

The match is over, Manchester United equalizes in the last minutes.

Goal, goal, goal for Manchester United! Lethal header from Casemiro to the goal, the ball hits the post and ends up going into the goal.

Elanga fails to connect properly with the ball and misses the equalizer.

Goal, goal, goal for Chelsea! Powerful shot from the penalty spot by Jorginho, which ends up going into De Gea's goal.

Penalty for Chelsea! After Azpilicueta is held by Mctominay, the referee awards the penalty.

Great sweep by Martinez preventing Chelsea from shooting at goal.

Manchester United change. Mctominay and Elanga are replaced by Eriksen and Rashford.

Chelsea change. Pulisic comes on for Aubameyang.

Excellent sweep by Antony, preventing the arrival of the locals.

Back and forth game, little danger was generated in Kepa and De Gea's goal.

Good play by Aubameyang, the player gets away from everyone, reaches the box, but finds no one in the area.

Manchester United change. Fred replaces Sancho

Action resumes in London.

Halftime in London, momentarily the score is goalless.

Close! Antony's shot, but Kepa ends up deflecting with his toe.

The ball is left to Aubameyang in the box, the striker shoots, but the ball goes wide.

Rashford's shot and Kepa ends up saving the ball.

Antony's cross, but the defense ends up deflecting the ball and the opportunity is lost.

Eriksen's shot ends up going wide of the goal.

Excellent sweep by Varane, preventing Aubameyang from shooting at goal.

Aubameyang's cross, but no one appears in the area to get on the end of the ball.

The action gets underway at Stamford Bridge.

De Gea, Dalot, Varane, Lisandro, Shaw, Casemiro, Bruno, Eriksen, Antony, Rashford, Sancho.

Kepa, Chalobah, T. Silva, Cucurella, Azpilicueta, Loftus-Cheek, Jorginho, Chilwell, Mount, Sterling, Aubameyang.

Both teams are already on the field ready to warm up before kickoff.

Chelsea are already at Stamford Bridge and will be looking to come away with a win tonight.

Manchester United is already at the London Stadium, they will be looking for an important victory.

Aubameyang is one of Chelsea's most dangerous strikers, the player will be looking to generate danger and increase his goal tally in this competition.

Twenty-five times Chelsea and Manchester City have drawn in meetings, making it the game that has been drawn on the most occasions in the Premier League.

Out of the last twenty games Manchester United have visited Chelsea, so today they will be looking to start breaking those bad numbers.

That's nine games Chelsea have failed to win against Manchester United, so they will be looking to break that losing streak.

After leaving the bench in the last match, the United board and Ten Hag decided to sanction Cristiano Ronaldo, separating him from the team until further notice, so he will not see action today.

We're back for a minute-by-minute review of Chelsea vs Manchester United. We will shortly share with you the most relevant information about each team, as well as the confirmed line-ups.

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This is the kick-off time for the Chelsea vs Manchester United match on October 22, 2022 in several countries:

 

Spain: 18:30

Argentina: 13:30

Brazil: 13:30

Uruguay: 1:30 p.m.

Chile: 1:30 p.m.

Paraguay: 1:30 p.m.

Venezuela: 12:30 p.m.

Bolivia: 12:30 p.m.

Colombia: 11:30 a.m.

Ecuador: 11:30 a.m.

Peru: 11:30 a.m.

Mexico: 11:30 a.m. 

United States: 09:30 PT / 12:30 ET

Erik Ten Hag spoke ahead of the game against Chelsea: "The talk - if you're asking about it - is between me and Cristiano. The statement is clear, I think. He is still an important player in the squad. I am the coach, I am responsible for the culture here and I have to establish norms and values and I have to control them. In the team, we have values and norms and I have to control that. After the Raya Vallecano thing [where he also left before the game was over], I told him it was unacceptable but not to him, to everyone. It's the second time and there are consequences. We will miss him tomorrow. It's an absence for the squad but it's important for the attitude and the mentality of the group and now we have to focus on Chelsea because it's important."

"The statement is clear, I think. It's still important for the team."

"It will be a (time of) reflection for him, but also for everyone else, I said it at the beginning of the season, next time there has to be consequences, otherwise when you live together and play together, soccer is a team sport and you have to follow certain rules. And I have to control it. But it won't be against Chelsea and then we're back to normal. I'm open to that and for me that's a break. Cristiano is still an important part of the squad and I'm counting on him for the rest of the season."

"For me it's never a problem away from home. The pitch is the same size, 11 against 11, there's a referee and we always have a lot of support from our fans. We feel strong."

Graham Potter spoke ahead of the game: "We're still in the recovery process; more or less like Brentford. Conor [Gallagher] trained today, so we'll see how he is in the next 24 hours. Apart from the long-term absentees, we're pretty much where we were."

"The first thing is he's in a brace for four weeks to stabilize the knee, and then it's rehab. So that will take, as we said, about eight weeks. That's the last thing."

"A lot. I have a lot of respect for [Erik] Ten Hag, for the work he's done in his career and for his quality as a coach. You can see that people adapt and adjust as they get deeper into the competition. So they've done well. Obviously, it wasn't a great start from their perspective, but they've battled, they've gotten points and they've played well. It's going to be a tough game."

Manchester United comes in after beating Tottenham two goals to nil for their sixth win of the tournament, putting them in fifth place in the competition.

Chelsea arrives to this match after a goalless draw against Brentford, their second draw of the match and reaching 20 points.

The Chelsea vs Manchester United match will be played at the Stamford Bridge Stadium, located in London, United Kingdom. The stadium has a capacity for 31,388 people. 

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