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Sir Alex Ferguson's men haven't won at Stamford Bridge in a decade. Here are some tips they should follow to reverse this statistic.

The Red Devils may have had the upper hand over their rivals at Stamford Bridge over the years, but this has changed dramatically over the last decade as since the 2002-03 Premier League season Sir Alex Ferguson's side haven't won a single game at the venue after nine attempts.
Chelsea have been dominant at the Bridge, after having obtained six wins and three draws over United during this period in official Premier League games.
However, with three defeats in eleven home games this season, beating Chelsea at the Bridge may not be impossible any more. United have barely lost a single away game this season, and if they manage to find gaps in the leaky Chelsea defence they are more than capable of returning to Old Trafford with the three points.
Losing to rock-bottomed Blackburn Rovers on New Year’s Eve was a terrible thing to encounter for Manchester United. Dropping points away to Newcastle United tonight would only worsen the situation.

Following Manchester City’s convincing 3-0 victory over Liverpool on Tuesday, the pressure is on Sir Alex Ferguson’s Red Devils to clinch a positive result at the Sports Direct Arena. Manchester United are currently sandwiched in second place, three points behind the Citizens and three points above Spurs, as the hunt for the English Premier League trophy is starting to look more like a three-horse race.
Tottenham Hotspur maintained their hopes alive, thanks to a 1-0 defeat of West Bromwich Albion at White Hart Lane yesterday. Harry Redknapp’s men are ready to take advantage of the Red Devils’ slips; Manchester United cannot afford to draw yet again against the Magpies and Phil Jones has not lost hope.
Manchester United could follow Liverpool and Manchester City in the semi-finals of the English Carling Cup. Only an upset will condemn the Red Devils to an exit like Chelsea and Arsenal.

Alex Ferguson will feature a weakened side against Crystal Palace at Old Trafford tonight. Paul Pogba, Ezekiel Fryers and Michael Keane are all expected to play as Manchester United are already working on their next generation of players.
Patrice Evra, who appreciates the club’s youth policy, was quoted as saying on the club’s official website:
“This is a big chance for them, but they have to be careful because Sir Alex gives you an opportunity, and if you let him down, it’s difficult to get another one.
“I’m really proud and pleased because when you see these young players in action, you know United’s future is bright.
There were mixed emotions for Manchester United on Tuesday night as FC Basel held the hosts to a 3-3 draw.

It all started very easily for Manchester United; they broke the deadlock after only 16 minutes. It came through a fine combination from Antonio Valencia, Michael Owen and Ryan Giggs. Danny Welbeck was left in the box to put the ball past the goal line.
The English youngster doubled his tally a minute later as Manchester United looked sure to triumph on the night. But FC Basel responded well. Within a 2-minute spell after the break, the visitors went leveled.
First, Fabian Frei issued the comeback with a goal from a corner. Alexander Frei was then allowed too much space to make it 2-2.
Multiple times this season, media attention has been focused on the outstanding depth of talent available to big spending Manchester City.

Manager Roberto Mancini has a wealth of talent at this disposal, and the common belief is that City’s reserve team could achieve a top half finish this season.
This week the red half of Manchester must show that they have equal ability to cope without starting players and still achieve results.
Manchester United are currently tied on points with City at the top of the Premier League, and this week will be looking for their first win in UEFA Champions League group play.
After their Champions League home opener against Swiss club FC Basel. United play host to Norwich City, and then travel to face rivals Liverpool in a high profile Premier League battle.
Expect Manchester United-related transfer rumors to remain hot in the news until the summer transfer window shuts down…

Manchester United have made a few important signings this summer as Alex Ferguson must deal with the retirement of Paul Scholes and Edwin van der Sar. However, David Gill insists that the Red Devils aren’t done with spending on the transfer market just yet.
Although their chase of Internazionale play maker Wesley Sneijder seems to be over, Manchester United remain hopeful of adding a new name in their squad. David Gill spoke to MUTV on Tuesday only to provoke speculations about the identity of the club’s prospective next signing.
“We've been looking at a particular position and two or three players in that position, but nothing's imminent at the moment,” Gill declared as he explained that Manchester United will work on transfer business only after they return from their US tour.
There’s no space left in the Red Devils’ minds to think about bitter rivals Liverpool as the race for the English Premier League title reaches its end with Arsenal vs Manchester United coming up soon.

Ferguson’s strong desire to maintain Manchester United’s supremacy in the English Premier League is seen by some as the result of “his obsession to bypass Liverpool’s incredible EPL title wins record”. Interestingly, Liverpool were winning their 18th and last English Premier League title back in 1990. And if only few tipped such a long league title drought to hit the Merseyside Reds, how many predicted an emphatic domination of Manchester United?
Remarkably, the Red Devils have clinched as much as 11 cups under Alex Ferguson since 1990—thus making a giant step from 7 vs 18 Premier League triumphs to a draw. Manchester United are now favourites to reach the 19 titles mark, but the issue of breaking Liverpool’s record is not the Red Devils’ concern according to Alex Ferguson:
Chelsea are aiming to beat Manchester United at all cost on home soil on Tuesday. But Red Devils defender Chris Smalling has warned the Blues of Man United’s goal scoring forces.

The 21-year-old defender is looking forward to Tuesday’s big showdown against Chelsea at the Bridge with a lot of confidence. The player, who displayed a brilliant performance for the Red Devils against Wigan Athletic last weekend, could be named to face the Blues in London as well.
Following his departure from Fulham, Chris Smalling stands a great opportunity to develop at the very top level and win a trophy as early as this season. In the English Premier League, Manchester United are 4 points clear of second-placed Arsenal while Chelsea are 15 points behind them in 5th position.
Manchester United’s squad is complete enough to end the season successfully, Ferguson believes. The Red Devils are not thinking of being active during the January transfer window.

Reports claim that Man United have shown interest in players such as Fiorentina’s Alberto Gilardino and Sunderland’s Jordan Henderson. However, Ferguson is certain that such news headlines are nothing more than rumours. The Old Scot was asked about Manchester United’s plans to buy any player in January, to which he responded:
“No, not at all. Definitely not.”
The 1999 treble winner seems to have much faith in his squad. Now instead of bringing in fresh faces, Alex Ferguson is rather looking to develop his young stars through loan moves. Frederico Macheda, for example, has been tipped to experience other challenges with a switch to Italy’s Serie A; and this piece of info is not a rumour but a concrete report as Manchester United’s Fergie talked about the matter.
Former Man United player Bryan Robson thinks the Red Devils have what it takes at the right time to triumph in the Manchester United vs Arsenal clash at the Old Trafford today.

Robson, who was chosen to coach the Thailand national team back in 2009, is certain that the Carling Cup title holders can humble their rivals to claim the top spot in the English Premier League table. United have proved to be much better at home than away this season, and in view of the availability of Ferguson’s top players, the game could be an amazing one in favor of the home side.
"The great thing for the manager heading into this crucial period is that he's got his best players coming back to form and fitness," Robson was quote saying by ManUtd.com. "We've got Wayne Rooney back (in the team), and he looked devastatingly good against Blackburn; so his fitness and sharpness are a major plus for us.”
In Saturday’s late game in the English Premier League, Manchester United host Sunderland at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils will be the only side among the big four to play on Saturday. Liverpool and Chelsea lock horns and Arsenal will play Blackburn Rovers at the Emirates Stadium on the last day of the week.
Sunderland analysis
The Black Cats will face a tough test away to Manchester this coming Saturday. Sunderland will enter the game fresh from last Sunday’s 5-2 victory over Wolves who were previously beaten by United that same week.