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Casemiro earned Manchester United a stoppage-time point at Chelsea as a captivating tactical battle between Erik ten Hag and Graham Potter ended 1-1 at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea looked to have snatched all three points when Jorginho coolly tucked away an 86th-minute penalty after substitute Scott McTominay mindlessly hauled Armando Broja to ground in the area.
But, in the fourth minute of time added on, Casemiro capped an impressive individual display as his header was clawed onto the post by Kepa Arrizabalaga and just about crossed the goal line after coming down off the post.
How VAR showed that Casemiro’s header had crossed the line
Cristiano Ronaldo’s absence was felt as United dominated the opening half hour by failed to score. Their grip on the game loosened before the break as an inspired tactical change from Potter, the introduction of Mateo Kovacic and switch to a back four, breathed life into Chelsea.
The Premier League table remains as it was after the draw, with Chelsea remaining fourth after extending their unbeaten start to life under Potter to eight games, and United staying fifth as their unbeaten run in all competitions stretched to six matches.
Chelsea: Kepa (7), Azpilicueta (6), Chalobah (7), Thiago Silva (6), Cucurella (5), Loftus-Cheek (5), Jorginho (7), Chilwell (6), Mount (6), Sterling (5), Aubameyang (5).
Subs: Kovacic (7), Pulisic (5), Broja (6), Chukwuemeka (5).
Man Utd: De Gea (6), Dalot (6), Varane (6), Martinez (7), Shaw (7), Casemiro (7), Eriksen (6), Antony (5), Fernandes (6), Sancho (4), Rashford (4).
Subs: Lindelof (6), Fred (6), Elanga (5), McTominay (5).
Man of the Match: Casemiro.
Man Utd snatch point after Jorginho penalty
After Potter famously inflicted defeat on Ten Hag’s Premier League debut with United, as Brighton stormed Old Trafford on the opening day of the season, the Dutchman set about enacting his revenge with a dominant performance built on the midfield superiority provided by newly-paired Casemiro and Christian Eriksen.
- Raheem Sterling, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Thiago Silva and Ben Chilwell returned as Chelsea made four change from the goalless draw at Brentford.
- Christian Eriksen replaced Fred to Man Utd’s only change from the midweek victory over Tottenham.
Chelsea were indebted to the in-form Kepa as he prevented United taking complete control of the game. The Spaniard tipped Antony’s curled effort around the post as the quarter-hour mark approached, smothered the ball at Marcus Rashford’s feet after Bruno Fernandes’ through pass, and then thwarted Rashford’s drive after he charged through the Chelsea half into the area.
United’s dominance forced a change of tactics and personnel from Potter, who sacrificed Marc Cucurella on 37 minutes to bring on Kovacic, and it had an immediate effect, with Chelsea finally flicking a switch and engaging with the midfield battle.
Jorginho celebrates after giving Chelsea the lead through an 87th-minute penalty
Chelsea would end the half unrecognisable, peppering the visiting goal as Kovacic, Mason Mount and Raheem Sterling combined to create two opportunities which Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang could only turn wide, but United would have the final word before the break as Antony blazed his side’s best opening wide off his unfavoured right foot.
The tactical battle continued after the break, with Chelsea increasing in confidence when Raphael Varane was forced off injured, though neither side truly asserted authority. It took a moment of madness to spark a frantic finale, with referee Stuart Atwell given no choice but to point to the spot after McTominay hauled Broja to ground.
Casemiro’s header crosses the line to give Manchester United a late equaliser at Chelsea
Jorginho hopped, skipped and jumped up to the penalty spot, tucking the ball past David de Gea to leave Chelsea on the brink of victory, but United’s push to the death supplied another dramatic twist.
Casemiro rose high to get his head to Luke Shaw’s cross deep into stoppage-time, with his effort deemed to have crossed the line despite Kepa’s valiantly turning the ball onto the woodwork, sparking ecstatic scenes in the away end as United escaped with a point they probably deserved.
Casemiro celebrates his late equaliser at Stamford Bridge
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- Chelsea are now winless in their last 10 Premier League games against Manchester United (D7 L3) – only against Blackburn (12 between 1992 and 1998) and Arsenal (19 between 1995 and 2005) have they ever had a longer winless run in the competition.
- Chelsea’s Graham Potter is now unbeaten in his last three Premier League games against Manchester United (W2 D1), after losing each of his first five league matches against the Red Devils as a manager beforehand.
- Chelsea’s Raheem Sterling has now faced Manchester United 24 times in all competitions in his professional career, more than any other opponent. However, he’s never scored against the Red Devils, despite attempting 38 shots across those these meetings (15 on target).
- Jorginho has now scored 19 of his 22 penalties in the Premier League for Chelsea (86%), with only Frank Lampard having scored more penalties for the Blues in the competition (41).
- Only Arsenal (12) and Chelsea (9) have had more different Brazilians score a Premier League goal for them than Man Utd (8), after Casemiro netted his first Premier League goal with a 94th minute equaliser (93:28), United’s latest equaliser in the league since April 2017 against Everton (93:41).
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Roy Keane says Man Utd need more of a goal threat as they are not scoring enough goals. Keane watched United grab a late equaliser in the draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.