Open net....costa!
Over the bar but declear as offside

90+4min added!

chelsea sub:
Oscar OUT
Willian IN

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAALLL!
Chelsea 2 - 0 Arsenal '
Diego coooooooooooostaaa!!!

Arsenal sub:
carzola OUT
chamberlain IN

Chelsea sub:
schurlle OUT
Mikel IN

what a CHANCE!!!

That a Foul!
Free kick for chelsea

What a Chance by Arsenal!

SECOND HALF BEGIN !
Chelsea 1 - 0 Arsenal '

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END OF FIRST HALF !
Chelsea 1 - 0 Arsenal '
Loooking forward to seeing more goals
Let go bluuuuueesss!

HALF TIME!
Chelsea 1 - 0 Arsenal '

+4mins

That a Foul!
free Kick for Arsenal

That a Foul!
free Kick for Chelsea

Thats a foul!
Free kick for Arsenal

free kick for Arsenal

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAALLL!
Chelsea 1 - 0 Arsenal '

That is obviously a foul there

PK for chelsea by Hazard

free kick

That is obviously a foul there

A shoooooooot by sanchez...poor shot in a long range

Rushinnnnng!

GAME ON!

West Bromwich Albion v Manchester United



Monday, October 20, 2014
The Hawthorns
Kick-off : 20.00 BST.
TV : Live, Sky Sports 1.

Match Preview

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal expects another testing Barclays Premier League outing at West Bromwich Albion on Monday.

Following a difficult start to his Old Trafford tenure, Van Gaal is chasing three consecutive wins after battling 2-1 home victories over West Ham United and Everton before the
international break.

United's last defeat came at the hands of Leicester City on 21 September and Van Gaal, who boasts league titles in Spain, Germany and his native Netherlands, believes the English top flight is unique, such is the competitive edge provided by every fixture.

"You can lose in this sport," he told a pre-match press conference. "Only Chelsea didn't lose [so far this season].

"West Bromwich Albion are difficult to beat, also at home. They play not only long balls but can play a possession game so it's not easy to beat.

There's no club in the Premier League that is easy to beat. That's the difference from other leagues I think." The break for international fixtures was a timely one for a busy United
treatment room and Van Gaal reports
that only the defenders Jonny Evans and
Paddy McNair and the wide men Antonio
Valencia and Jesse Lingard are among his remaining injury absentees.

Captain Wayne Rooney will serve the second of a three-match suspension at The Hawthorns, while midfielder Ander Herrera may feature as he concludes his recovery from a broken rib by playing in a protective corset.

West Brom head coach Alan Irvine remains without winger Silvestre Varela (groin) but hopes for an otherwise clean bill of health, with captain Chris Brunt trying to recover
from a groin complaint sustained while away with Northern Ireland.

"Chris Brunt was the only one who came back with a problem but we're hopeful,” Irvine said. “He came back early and fortunately that gave us time to work with him.

As question marks remain over United's defence under Van Gaal, plenty of focus will be placed upon in-form West Brom forward Saido Berahino, the Barclays Premier League's top-scoring Englishman so far this term with five goals.

Berahino also scored a first-leg penalty to help England Under-21s book a European Championship place at Croatia's expense last week. "He's flying at the moment," Irvine said. "He's feeling good about himself and in a great place.

For England to go and win as comfortably as they did was credit to him and the team. "He now has a chance to play in the finals and that will be good for him.

If he keeps going the way he is he will
gather momentum.

Saido is going in the right direction for us and for England."

WBA (Possible, 4-4-2): Foster; Wisdom, Lescott, Dawson, Pocognoli; Morrison,
Dorrans, Gardner, Brunt; Sessegnon,
Berahino. Out : Anichebe (hernia), Yacob (personal reasons). Tests : Brunt (groin), Ideye (ankle).

Manchester United (Possible, 4-1-3-2): De Gea; Rafael, Jones, Rojo, Shaw; Blind;
Young, Mata, Di María; Falcao, Van Persie. Out : McNair (hamstring), Evans, Valencia (both hamstring), Lingaard (knee). Test : Herrera (ribs).

Stat of the game :

Last season, United won 3-0 at The Hawthorns and, in a total of eight Premier League visits, they have won seven and drawn one – Sir Alex
Ferguson’s final game as manager, the 5-5
stalemate in May 2013. In those eight visits, United have scored 25 goals.

http://m.premierleague.com/en-gb/matches/2014-2015/epl.summary.html/west-brom-vs-man-utd

45+2: PENALTY. PENALTY! Everton are
awarded a penalty after Shaw hacked down
Hibbert inside the area. No doubts about it.
Baines to take.

45+3: HALF TIME. HT: The referee signals
for half-time and Manchester United lead
1-0 thanks to Angel di Maria's 27th-minute
strike. Leighton Baines saw his penalty
saved by David de Gea right at the end of
that first half. 1-0.

45+3: SAVE! De Gea dives to his right to get a
strong hand on Baines' calm penalty as the
half-time whistle is blown.

45: Two minutes of stoppage time to be
added on at the end of this first half.

ANGEL DI MARIA!!!

7: CHANCE! United break down the left, it's
a great low cross from Di Maria towards the
near post where Van Persie is arriving to
blaze a volley over the bar. Another good
move.

7: Everton play the free-kick short and look
to catch United out with some quick play,
but Naismith is unable to bring the ball
under his control and the move breaks down.

6: Everton have a free-kick in a decent
position after Mata caught Pienaar late.
Chance to get a ball into the area here.

5: United are looking sharp as Rafael looks
to whip a cross in from the right, only for
Barry to clear up.

4: CHANCE! Di Maria bursts forward before
finding Blind inside as the hosts look to
mount an early attack. Shaw is found out
wide on the left and his cross finds the
head of Falcao inside the area, but Howard
makes a smart stop to clutch it.