Rio Saga Proves United Matter More Than England

You put your centre half in, your centre half out, your centre half in and you shake him all about, you do the Rio cokey and you turn around, that's what it's all about.

This seems to be the strategy adopted by Roy Hodgson over Rio-gate, the latest in the saga following the badly handled Terry situation.

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The Stamford Bridge clash between the European Champions and Manchester United was a game that said much about both teams, what they stand for and how they react to adversity.

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Manchester United visit Stamford Bridge this Sunday in what promises to be an enthralling affair. Both sides have been scoring for fun and entertaining their fans with some brilliant goals and tricks galore!

Here are four ways in which United can come out trumps at the Bridge, for the first time in a decade in the Premier League.

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Chelsea have made a blistering start this season. What’s been more surprising than that has been the way that they have won back neutrals and pundits around the country who now love the brand of football that they are playing instead of being bored with the defensive-minded side that won an unforgettable European Cup and FA Cup double last season.

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Manchester United travel to London this weekend to face the European Champions and Premiership leaders in this season’s biggest game so far. The question is - how will we fare?

Analyzing Chelsea, I can see a huge change from the team that won the Champions League through dogged defending and the explosive impact of Didier Drogba.

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Bad luck or history repeating itself, something’s clearly not right with English football in that seemingly everytime a major tournament squad is selected, there always seems to be an injury crisis which rules at least a couple of first-team regulars out much to the disappointment of the nation.

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A stunning second-half comeback earned Manchester United a point at Stamford Bridge after Chelsea let slip a three-goal lead with 35 minutes left, which practically ends any outside chance Andre Villas-Boas’ side had of winning the league.

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After three unpredictable games on the trot, Manchester United will be looking to resume normal service tomorrow by comfortably beating Owen Coyle’s struggling Bolton side at Old Trafford, going top of the league in the process.

Bolton had a wretched 2011 and in truth they have never recovered from losing to Stoke City in their FA Cup semi-final match at Wembley last season.

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At a packed and expectant Etihad Stadium, in Middle Eastlands, Manchester the champions elect met for a game of little real meaning for either Club in terms of the seasons expectation but hugely significant as a statement of whether the rise of City has now passed the fall of United to claim the crown of the best team in England.

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So Manchester United entered 2012 depleted by injuries after a loss to a team who came to Old Trafford to put up the shutters, aiming for a point. What is there to do?

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So after the latest week of the Premier League season, here’s what we learnt this weekend:

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So after the fifth week of the Premier League season, here’s what we learnt this weekend:

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