Manchester United Crush Chelsea, AC Milan Win Thin over Torino

DBasia.news –  Some European teams that play matches on Monday (17/02) local time or early Tuesday morning Western Indonesian Time, able to reap the victory over their opponents, including Manchester United and AC Milan.

 Manchester United won two goals without reply when they visited Chelsea’s headquarters in the 2019-2020 Premier League match, at Stamford Bridge Stadium, Tuesday (18/2) early morning Western Indonesian Time.  The victory kept the chances of the Red Devils competing in the Champions League.

 Chelsea appears more pressing and has the ball.  In total, Frank Lampard’s troops recorded possession of the ball up to 62 percent and incised 17 chances.

 Meanwhile, Manchester United played more effectively.  Although only packed nine chances and mastered 38 percent possession of the ball, but can package two goals.

 Manchester United’s first goal occurred in the 45th minute.  Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s pass from the right side was used by Anthony Martial with a header.

 The Red Devils scored the second goal when the game entered the 66th minute.  Bruno Fernandes’ corner kicked off Harry Maguire’s header.

 Currently, Chelsea is still in the fourth position with 41 points.  However, the Blues are only three points adrift of Manchester United who is entrenched in the seventh position.

 Turning to Serie A, AC Milan won 1-0 when they hosted Torino in the matchday 24 of Serie A 2019-2020, at San Siro on Tuesday (18/2) early morning Western Indonesian Time.  The mere goal of the Rossoneri was printed by Ante Rebic in the 25th minute.

 In fact, AC Milan does not play effectively.  Of the 15 opportunities created, only one leads to a goal.

 The only chance is a Rebic goal that was created in the 25th minute.  The Croatian striker made use of the horizontal bait Samu Castillejo from the right side of the Torino defense.

 Now, Milan crept up in the eighth position with 35 points.  The acquisition was synonymous with Verona and Parma who have a better position.