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Chelsea’s fine finishing has them flying high – but how long can it last?

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Despite being at opposite ends of the table, according to Opta’s expected points model, Chelsea have performed worse than Saturday’s opponents Manchester United Michael Carrick will arrive at Stamford Bridge on Saturday with the air of a dead man walking. Yet despite Manchester United being fifth-bo

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Chelsea’s fine finishing has them flying high – but how long can it last?. Despite being at opposite ends of the table, according to Opta’s expected points model, Chelsea have performed worse than Saturday’s opponents Manchester United Michael Carrick will arrive at Stamford Bridge on Saturday with the air of a dead man walking. Yet despite Manchester United being fifth-bo Covered by 1 publications. The Guardian Football: Chelsea’s fine finishing has them flying high – but how long can it last?.

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  1. The Guardian Football United Kingdom Chelsea’s fine finishing has them flying high – but how long can it last? Despite being at opposite ends of the table, according to Opta’s expected points model, Chelsea have performed worse than Saturday’s opponents Manchester United Michael Carrick will arrive at Stamford Bridge on Saturday with the air of a dead man walking. Yet despite Manchester United being fifth-bo 23 h ago · Tier 1

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