#916 | Ed and Daniel pull apart United’s chaotic victory over Chelsea – a game defined by red cards, questionable substitutions, but a result that eases the pressure on Ruben Amorim.

We get into the impact of Casemiro’s dismissal, the defensive approach that left United hanging on, and a set of substitutions that only made things worse. Up front, poor decision-making in the final third and muddled wing-back positioning are laid bare.

There’s bigger-picture chat too: United's midfield issues, waiting for new attacking signings to fully bed in, and the sight of ex-Reds thriving elsewhere. Plus: a nod to United Women’s progress in Europe, a look ahead to fixtures coming up, and a brief chat about the financial fog that surrounds the club.

Chapters:
00:00 – Intro
00:55 – United’s Scrappy Victory
05:30 – Questionable Substitutions & Managerial Choices
08:30 – Key Moments & Game Dynamics
13:18 – Refereeing Decisions
20:53 – Where This Leaves United
25:31 – Fixtures on the Horizon
27:13 – Women’s Team’s Champions League Strides
32:24 – The Wider European Landscape
38:59 – Challenges Ahead
45:21 – Wrap-Up

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