Alex Ferguson has been wrestling with one thing lately. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

His team kept conceding goals.

Whether it was against Stoke City in the league or against the little-known Braga in the Champions League group stage, neither David De Gea nor Lindegaard could keep a clean sheet.

After beating Stoke City 5-1 at home, he originally wanted to use the performances of Ferdinand and Evans to show Phil Jones and Smalling, the two big colanders, what a tight defense is, but they used two goals to tell the old man: there is no leak, only more leakage.

The opposition's attack looked like it was not threatening, but his team just couldn't keep the fence tight, and the holes between the defenders were big enough to drive into a car and leave the opposing strikers to wreak havoc in the box.

With two goals from Goody and Hernandez and assists from Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie, Valencia and Paul Scholes, United's front line looked to be finding their groove, but the defenders were a little less excited at the moment to get the best out of them.

Ferguson could only console himself: perhaps because the opponents were too little known and too weak, the defenders were slow to get into form, resulting in two goals in the first 20 minutes - after all, when they were in good spirits, Braga did not have a threat in the penalty area.

The old man was actually right, the opponent was too weak and would indeed make Manchester United's long-established stars a little unmotivated, and even Qin Goode began to walk after scoring two goals.

Maybe he can give it his all and score a hat-trick or even a quadruple on this opponent, but what's the point?

I don't like to abuse vegetables!

If I were a person who likes to abuse vegetables, I would simply stay in the Bundesliga and score points on Hertha Berlin and Bochum every day, and then recharge my energy and continue to bully the Premier League teams that are physically exhausted and full of injuries in the Champions League...... But this one really doesn't really mean anything.

I'm going to be a strong team!

Qin Gude raised his head to the sky and roared.

Perhaps he should have looked at the fixtures, though, as they travelled to London by bus just three days after Manchester United's 5-2 thrashing of Braga.

In the ninth round of the league, their opponents are Chelsea, who have won seven and drawn one of the first eight rounds and lead the standings.

"London is a great place!"

Rooney, who stepped off the bus, whistled and greeted his teammates behind him with a smile, "Does anyone enjoy the night view of the capital of the British Empire with me at night?" ”

However, Ferguson, who was walking in front of him, glared back at him, so Lu Xiaopang immediately laughed awkwardly: "I'm just kidding, boss." ”

"We're playing against the top team in the league, Wayne." The old man criticized him mercilessly, "Don't let me see on TV early tomorrow morning that someone is found by the paparazzi in the entertainment venues of the City of London on the night before the big war." ”

"Don't worry, boss," Scholes leaned out of the steps of the bus, "if anyone is out of fitness and out of shape, you can let me play as a striker." ”

He smiled and patted Lu Xiaopang's back, and walked into the hotel with his cheap woven bag on his back.

Sunday, October 28th, 4 p.m. sharp.

'Chelsea host Manchester United! This is the last game of the Premier League, but it is the most eye-catching battle! Sky TV commentator Alan Smith's voice echoed through the televisions of countless homes, "Today we have Gary Neville as the guest commentator, Gary, you can't be partial to Manchester United." ”

"Oh no, Alain, it's not written in the contract." Gary Neville, who retired from the sport in the summer of 2011 at left wing-back and former captain of the Red Devils, wore a tight-fitting suit and combed his hair with bright wax. ”

'Hahaha,' Smith let out a hearty laugh before starting his commentary work, "Manchester United have won just one of their last 12 visits to Stamford Bridge. The last league win was in April 2002, and since then the league has drawn four and lost six away games against Chelsea, and statistically, United have no advantage at all. He gave Neville a provocative look, "If Chelsea under Jose Mourinho almost dominated overwhelmingly, but after him Grant, Scolari and others held the unbeaten record at home against Manchester United, can it be said...... For Alex Ferguson's Red Devils, is Stamford Bridge their home of hell? ”

Neville was slightly taken aback: "What did you say?" We haven't won against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in 10 years? But as soon as he said that, he remembered the many hard battles he had fought at the Blue Bridge over the years - as if ...... It is true that there is no win.

"As a witness to this inglorious record, I don't believe you won't forget it." Smith scoffed, "Manchester United are unbeaten in 11 games in all competitions, but Chelsea are now the top of the table, and no one expected that the Blues, who had just changed managers last season, would maintain a strong momentum from the start. ”

'However, Chelsea's first eight league games have not featured a traditional giant, which is why they are unbeaten.' Neville is still forcing explanations.

Sure enough, Smith grabbed him again: "Is Everton a giant?" Why did Manchester United lose to him in the first round of the league? Are Tottenham giants? Why did Manchester United almost lose under him? Is Fulham a giant? Why can Manchester United only get a point from them? ”

His series of submachine guns hit Neville, who has always been sharp-tongued, lost his armor and had no power to fight back, so he could only change the topic as soon as possible: "Referee Clattenburg blew the whistle for the game, let's take a look!" ”

The Reds returned from injury – Ashley Young was back in the starting line-up after months of recuperation, and Ryan Giggs was finally given a rest.

Like Valencia on the right, Ashley Young, who plays as a left wing-back and is known as the 'Four Dark Kings of Manchester United', is also a fast horse on the wing, and his return makes United's two wings more rapid and threatening.

Sure enough, in just the first minute, Ashley Young created a threat when his left-hand combination with Patrice Evra easily burst into the unestablished Ivanovic's right and successfully passed the ball to his team-mates in the box.

It's just that Van Persie's powerful shot is too positive, allowing the guarded Cech to make a save.

Two minutes later, United made a comeback down the left. Ashley Young cut inside on the left and sent a through plug to the bottom line, the knowing Rooney successfully knocked the ball against offside, and Van Persie outflanked and grabbed the spot near the penalty spot!

Van overcame Blues defender Gary Cahill to stab a shot before Cech had no time to react and watch the ball fly at his feet towards goal.

However, Van Persie's shot was too angle-oriented, the ball went past all defenders, but it couldn't be on target, only to hit the post and bounce back.

Before Van Persie could hold his head and sigh, he saw David Luiz, who had not had time to brake, crash the rebounding ball into the empty net behind Cech......

At 1-0, United took the lead in the fourth minute.

Chelsea's own goal! (To be continued.) )