Chelsea avenge bitter Barclays Premier League defeat

Chelsea 5 Manchester United 4 (after extra-time)

Chelsea avenge bitter Barclays Premier League defeat
Wed, 31 Oct, 2012 - 22:29

Chelsea 5 Manchester United 4 (after extra-time)

Chelsea sensationally avenged their bitter Barclays Premier League defeat to Manchester United tonight as they won a nine-goal Capital One Cup thriller at Stamford Bridge.

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