Chelsea 5 Manchester United 4 (AET)

The dust may still be some way from settling on Manchester United’s dramatic and controversial win over Chelsea on Sunday, but the two clubs must get ready to do battle again tonight in the Capital One Cup, fourth round at Stamford Bridge just three days after last weekend’s stormy encounter.

Manchester United 3 Braga 2

Chelsea’s transformation from the defiant, defensive long-ball side of last year to the fluid inter-passing outfit currently on top of the Premier League has already won manager Roberto Di Matteo plenty of headlines; but is there an equally big revolution quietly taking shape at Manchester United?

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has said there is no problem between him and defender Rio Ferdinand over the player’s refusal to wear a T-shirt supporting the anti-racism Kick It Out campaign ahead of the 4-2 win over Stoke.

Rio Ferdinand was training this morning as normal ahead of Manchester United’s Champions League encounter with Braga at Old Trafford tomorrow.

Wayne Rooney has warned his Manchester United team-mates they must stop falling behind in games after another scare.

CFR Cluj 1 Manchester United 2

After their Premier League hot streak came to an abrupt end on Saturday, Manchester United aim to ensure there are no nasty surprises in Transylvania tomorrow.

Alex Ferguson thinks John Terry might consider himself to have got off lightly after being hit with a four-match ban by the Football Association yesterday.

Darren Fletcher returned to Manchester United’s starting line-up for the first time in 10 months last night and declared himself delighted to be back.

Peterborough 0 Sunderland 2

Martin O’Neill made just two changes to his starting line-up as Sunderland looked to avoid an upset in this afternoon’s FA Cup third round clash against npower Championship side Peterborough at London Road.