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Three Points: Chelsea vs. Manchester United

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Manchester United's upcoming match against Chelsea is a crucial one, with the team seeking to get back to winning ways, according to The Busby Babe. Bruno Fernandes is expected to start the game after sitting out last week, and his form is crucial to United's success.

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Manchester United's upcoming match against Chelsea is a crucial one, with the team seeking to get back to winning ways, according to The Busby Babe. Bruno Fernandes is expected to start the game after sitting out last week, and his form is crucial to United's success. Fernandes has had a slow start to the season, but has previously turned around a poor start to a season. United's performance is closely tied to Fernandes' form.

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Three points of emphasis with a big three points on the line this Saturday for Manchester United. The captain will most likely start the game after sitting out last week. He hasn’t started this season well, but this isn’t the first time. He started poorly two seasons ago before enjoying a fantastic second half, especially in the Europa League. United are their best when Fernandes is in form, and at their worst when he looks lost. Regardless of all that’s transpired so far this season, United need an in-form Fernandes to get back to winning ways.

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