CHE vs MUN Dream11 Match Prediction

CHE vs MUN Dream11: The last hurrah for the Champions League places start with this game as two direct rivals go head-to-head when Chelsea host Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Monday night, with the home team, still smarting over their 4-0 defeat in the season’s first game.

Current form:

Despite losing 4-0 in the first game, Chelsea made a very good start to the season and held a good advantage over the likes of Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United in the top-four race.
But the festive period gaped open too many holes in Chelsea’s armour, with the Blues even losing games at home to teams fighting for survival.
But as we mentioned, their good start to the season has kept them floating in the top-four, till now, for the advantage is gone now, and they don’t have the room to make more errors.
Manchester United have had some good moments this season, but they are not enough to mitigate the damage the uncanny results against lowly teams has done to their season.
They are perhaps more hard-pressed to win this game than Chelsea due to their current 9th position on the table and not to mention the six-point deficit on Chelsea.
Tottenham’s 3-2 win at Aston Villa also makes this game a must-win for both these teams.

Match details:

Host: Chelsea
Visitors: Manchester United
Competition: Premier League
Match Venue: Stamford Bridge
Capacity: 40,834
Match Timing: Monday night, February 18, @01:30 AM

Dream11 Football Prediction – Odds checker:

Chelsea to win: 2.10 (19/4), Probability to happen: 17.39%
Manchester United to win: 3.38 (09/20), Probability to happen: 68.97%
Draw: 3.64 (4/1), Probability to happen: 20.00%

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Chelsea vs Manchester United Team News:

Chelsea Team News:

Christian Pulisic (groin injury) and Marko Van Ginkel (knee injury) both remain sidelined for the Blues at the moment.
Chelsea head coach Frank Lampard confirmed that a late fitness test will be conducted on top-scorer Tamy Abraham due to an ankle problem.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek is also expected to miss this game due to the lack of match fitness, as should Olivier Giroud.

How Chelsea may line-up?

Kepa should come back to the playing 11 after getting dropped by Lampard for the Leicester City game.
If Abraham is not fit, Batshuayi will lead the attack for the home team.
Willian should replace Pedro in the playing 11 as well.

Chelsea key players:

Tammy Abraham: Chelsea’s leading man this season with 13 goals. But his form has dwindled of late and he can do with a goal or two here.
Mason Mount: Anther Chelsea youngster whose form is not as good as it was at the start of the season. But he has proved enough to be a regular starter in this team, and we know how good he can be at the Bridge.
Willian: Chelsea’s no-10. He is in good form at the moment. He has also played better against big teams this season. So a very good option.
Callum Hudson-Odoi: Back to full fitness now, and looks sharp and effective.

Manchester United team news:

United have a lengthy injury list at the moment. Leading scorer Marcus Rashford is out with a long-term injury, while Paul Pogba continues to spend his time in the treatment room and is out of this game.
Axel Tuanzebe and Scott McTominay are also out of this game with injuries, while new signing Odion Ighalo is a doubt due to lack of match fitness.

Manchester United key players:

Anthony Martial: With Marcus Rashford out with a long-term injury, the onus will be on Martial to put on a show. He is more than capable of that.
Bruno Fernandez: Manchester United’s new signing is a player of elite quality. Surely a good option to have on your Dream11 team.
Mason Greenwood and Daniel James can weave their magic as well.

Chelsea vs Manchester United predicted playing 11:

Chelsea: Kepa Arrizabalaga (GK), James, Tomori, Rudiger, Azpilicueta, Jorginho, Kante, Willian, Mount, Hudson-Odoi, Abraham
Manchester United: David de Gea (GK), Williams, Maguire, Lindelof, Wan-Bissaka, Fred, Matic, Fernandez, Greenwood, James, Martial