By Lamid Azeez
Chelsea FC hosts Manchester United at Stamford Bridge, to record not only a win but also an overwhelmingly sensational comeback which attracts a big blow over Manchester United.
The match begins with an early goal, a 4-minute goal from Conor Gallagher, through a low cutback cross from Nesto, which puts Onana on his usual woes of butterfly catch.
While United struggles to level up the game, Chelsea through a counter-attack, in the 20 minutes, extends their lead to 2-0 after Cole Palmer shoots in a penalty into the bottom corner, courtesy of a challenge by Anthony over Cucurella in box eighteen.
Chelsea continues its hunt over Manchester United, until 34 minutes when Moises Caicedo horrendously gifted a pass to Alejandro Garnacho which he converts into a goal and puts United a way back.
A few minutes later, United made a drama, equalizing the score with Bruno Fernandez’s remarkable nodding passes through the goalkeeper before the end of the first half.
The second half sees both sides entertaining the spectators, Several opportunities are wasted by the two teams. Shockingly, United takes the lead in the 67th minute through Anthony’s magically “Modrical” crossing style which is converted to a goal by Garnacho.
However, the historic comeback of Man Utd awakened the mind-blowing spirit to comfortably hold down Chelsea not until stoppage time, 100 and 101 minutes respectively, where Chelsea made an unbelievable history by turning the hope of Manchester United into hopelessness.
A newly introduced Noni Madueke was felled by Diogo Dalot in the penalty box, and Cole Palmer spectacularly converted it to goal in the 100th minute of the stoppage time.
After the goal, Manchester United, having been under pressure, Chelsea lunch a counter-attack which led to a corner kick. Cole Palmer created a space inside the box, and he made a stunning strike beyond Andre Onana with the aid of a slight deflection off United’s Scott McTominay making it a memorable goal of 4-3
Chelsea has made history against their old rival, and a two-goal comeback in the stoppage time is a big blow for Manchester United, not only for the point but also for record purposes.