Soccer-Ronaldo on target as United draw 1-1 with Chelsea
By Simon Evans
David De-Gea Sport News
Chelsea run the show but Ronaldo salvages draw at Old Trafford
Cristiano Ronaldo secured absentee-hit Manchester United a scarcely-deserved Premier League draw against Chelsea as Old Trafford witnessed more protests against the Glazer family. With Champions League qualification all but beyond them following defeats at Liverpool and Arsenal, interim boss Ralf Rangnick's side escaped with a point on a night dominated for the most part by Thomas Tuchel's Blues. Marcos Alonso's volley was the only goal wasteful Chelsea managed against United's porous defence and that was cancelled out two minutes later as star man Ronaldo struck to seal a 1-1 draw.
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Manchester United 1-1 Chelsea: Cristiano Ronaldo cancels out Marcos Alonso strike as points shared at Old Trafford
Manchester United played out their fourth successive draw against Chelsea in the Premier League, as it finished 1-1 at Old Trafford in an encounter where the visitors’ deserved more. Chelsea dominated proceedings in the first-half, as they had 11 shots compared to United’s 3, and Thomas Tuchel’s side should’ve been in front at the break.
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While the likes of Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United participate in continental competition every season, perhaps taking the edge off from these occasions, the rarity of a European adventure creates a different type of excitement among fans of less successful clubs.