Who can sting the Blues?

ARSENE WENGER and Rafael Benitez have fallen short and Alex Ferguson has less than five weeks in which to fashion a team to beat Chelsea.
Tue, 04 Oct, 2005 - 01:00
Adrian Curtis

It remains the unanswered question in this season’s Barclays Premiership: how to knock over Jose Mourinho’s men.

United try at Old Trafford on November 6. The manner of Chelsea’s 4-1 win at Liverpool on Sunday sparked Mourinho into demanding respect for his team’s achievements.

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