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From the corner, Chelsea scores. 
The continuous rain has left water on the pitch, and the ball is not moving smoothly. 
Casemiro makes it 2-0 for United. 
Andrey Santos replaces Palmer. 
Casemiro and Zirkzee on for Ugarte and Sesko.
In a tightly contested Premier League showdown at Old Trafford, Manchester United and Chelsea ended in a 1-1 draw. Both teams displayed strong resilience and tactical adjustments, leading to a balanced match that saw each side share the points.
First Half
The opening 45 minutes at Old Trafford saw Manchester United and Chelsea testing each other’s defenses in a strategic, high-paced contest. Both teams initially held back, prioritizing control in the midfield and probing for gaps to exploit.
Chelsea, aiming to shake up United’s defensive setup, managed a few half-chances but was held at bay by United’s backline most notably Noni Madueke's header that hit the right post in the 14th minute.
Despite a few promising attacks from United, the half ended goalless as both sides struggled to convert possession into clear scoring opportunities.
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Second Half
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The second half brought a surge in intensity, with Manchester United striking first to break the deadlock. In the 70th minute, a well-coordinated attack striker Rasmus Hojlund got fouled in the box and the referee signaled a penalty which captain Bruno Fernandes easily dispatched.
The Old Trafford crowd erupted, sensing a potential victory as United gained the upper hand with their 1-0 lead.
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However, Chelsea responded quickly. Just a few minutes later, in the 74th minute, Moisés Caicedo scored the equalizer for the Blues. Caicedo found space in United’s box and placed a right-footed shot to the bottom left corner to tie the game at 1-1.
As both sides made late substitutions to maintain the momentum, the closing minutes became an open battle with chances for both teams with Garnacho coming close to scoring for United. Ultimately, neither side could find the winning goal, and the match concluded in a 1-1 draw.
Each team left the pitch with mixed feelings, having fought hard but missed the opportunity to claim all three points. Chelsea will have to wait another year to break the Old Trafford jinx.
Final Scores
Manchester United -1 (Bruno Fernandes 70')
Chelsea- 1 (Moises Caicedo 74')
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Donnarumma with a big save, diving to his right. 
Inevitable! 
City head into the tunnel with a 1-0 lead, and a well-deserved lead, you have to say.
Sesko tries to lob a ball from inside the box, but the Italian had came out early to make the save. 
Phil Foden, for the seventh time in his career, scores a Manchester Derby goal for the City.
The substitute Smith Rowe does the job with his first touch of the match. 
Leni Yoro scores for Manchester United from the corner. 
Dorgu made a great run on the left and then smashed the ball on the side net. However, he was offside.
Arsenal scores from the corner. 