BREAKING NEWS: The Supercomputer that predicts Man United to beat Chelsea last night has again predicts the shocking Results of Man United final games amid Title race
Manchester United have taken a huge step towards securing Champions League football after beating top-five rivals Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. It was a superb display from United, given their defensive absentees, and their favourable upcoming games compared to rivals suggest a spot in the Champions League is all but confirmed.
There is still a job to do. but achieving that certainly got easier when Cunha opened the scoring in west London with a smart first-time finish from Bruno Fernandes low cross just before half-time. The Blues had their chances to equalise in the second 45, with Senne Lammens’ crossbar struck twice, but they could not find a way through.
10 points now separate the two teams, with United needing a victory against Brentford in their next game to guarantee a top-five finish if Chelsea do not beat Brighton on Tuesday.
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With all of that being said, the Manchester Evening News has taken a look at United’s next Premier League fixtures in comparison to their Champions League qualification rivals.
Man United’s final five league fixtures
Brentford (H)-Monday, April 27
Liverpool (H)-Sunday, May 3
Sunderland (A) – Saturday, May 9
Nottingham Forest (H)-TBC
Brighton (A)-Sunday, May 24
Aston Villa’s final six league fixtures
Sunderland (H)-Sunday, April 19
Fulham (A)-Saturday, April 25
Tottenham (H)-Saturday, May 2
Burnley (A)-Saturday, May 9
Liverpool (H)-TBC
Man City (A)-Sunday, May 24
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Chelsea’s final five league fixtures
Brighton (A)-Tuesday, April 21
Nottingham Forest (H)-Monday, May 4
Liverpool (A)-Saturday, May 9
Tottenham (H)-TBC
Sunderland (A)-Sunday, May 24
Matheus Cunha celebrates scoring Manchester United’s winner against Chelsea
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Matheus Cunha scored Manchester United’s winner against Chelsea
Liverpool’s final six league fixtures
Everton (A)-Sunday, April 19
Crystal Palace (H)-Saturday, April 25
Manchester United (A)-Sunday, May 3
Chelsea (H)-Saturday, May 9
Aston Villa (A)-TBC
Brentford (H)-Sunday, May 24
