United, Pompey keep on eye on shaky Blues

HARRY REDKNAPP and Alex Ferguson took equal satisfaction from Chelsea’s stunning defeat at Middlesbrough on Saturday.

United, Pompey keep on eye on shaky Blues
Mon, 13 Feb, 2006 - 00:00

The result allowed second-placed Manchester United, resounding winners at Portsmouth, to dream of a Chelsea slump.

But it also encouraged Redknapp to speculate on his side's chances of inflicting a further dent in the Barclays Premiership champions' armoury in a fortnight's time at Stamford Bridge.

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