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On SkySports "Monday Night Football" last night, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher took an in depth look at Chelsea's draw with Manchester United last Sunday and have some very interesting observations.
I think they have both made some real valid arguments. The way United started the game, adopting the 4-3-3 formation that Chelsea struggled to come to terms with in that first half. Chelsea's pressing from the start of the second half and most importantly of all, the way our mentality changed after going a goal up.They both pinpoint moments you would not have seen or noticed ourselves. Take a look!What do you think of their analysis?
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