Chelsea 4-0 Manchester United: Mourinho's men massacred in disastrous Stamford Bridge return

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The Portuguese endured an afternoon to forget in his former stomping ground as Antonio Conte's men ran riot, capitalising on an array of defensive errors to seal a comprehensive...

Chelsea 4-0 Manchester United: Mourinho's men massacred in disastrous Stamford Bridge return
Manchester United simply failed to show up at Chelsea on Sunday as Jose Mourinho's former side inflicted a 4-0 Premier League defeat on the visitors.


The writing was already on the wall as Pedro surged by Daley Blind and Chris Smalling all too easily to put the Blues 1-0 up against their old coach in the first minute.


Gary Cahill then doubled Chelsea's advantage when he capitalised on United's failure to clear Eden Hazard's corner.


It was then the Belgian's turn to get on the scoresheet in the second half after a quick interchange with Nemanja Matic, before N'Golo Kante rounded off a perfect afternoon by making it four.

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