Anderson is a boss. Nick Powell is a future genius. Sir Alex Ferguson waxes lyrical romantics about Ryan Giggs. Read on.

Two wild Chelsea versus Manchester United matches in four days. Five goals on Sunday and controversy. Nine goals today and craziness. Here's a summary of the latest happening between these two sides.

Here we go again. Just three days after the win at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, Manchester United return again to face Chelsea in a Capital One Cup clash. Starting XI's and referee appointment are provided as well. Join us for our live match thread!

Anderson and Tom Cleverley offered fluidity, enthusiasm, and a strong overall relationship that was balanced pretty well with Darren Fletcher acting as a holding-midfielder in behind them. The front three and Alexander Buttner were solid as well.

Sir Alex Ferguson deployed an experienced midfield and attack and they generally impressed versus Newcastle United. The manager also deployed an extremely inexperienced back four (84 years of combined age) but the youngsters mostly held their own.

Wayne Rooney (central-attacking-midfielder | substituted off 77'): 58/65 passing (89%), 2 chances created, 1/2 crosses, 11/14 long balls, 1/2 through balls, 0 tackles, 1 interception, 1 successful dribble, 0 fouls won, 2 shots (0 on target)

Moments after Manchester United's 2-1 defeat of Newcastle United in Round 3 of the Capital One Cup, it was revealed that Sir Alex Ferguson's side will be taking on Chelsea FC at Stamford Bridge in the next round of the competition.

It was the UEFA Champions League draw that received the bulk of the attention today but there was another competition that Manchester United had a draw for as well -- the newly named Capital One Cup (AKA League Cup). Sometime on the week of September

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