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MANCHESTER UNITED VS CHELSEA HEAD TO HEAD SINCE 2010

03 Apr 2010Manchester United v ChelseaW1-2Premier League
08 Aug 2010Chelsea v Manchester UnitedL1-3FA Community Shield
01 Mar 2011Chelsea v Manchester UnitedW2-1Premier League
06 Apr 2011Chelsea v Manchester UnitedL0-1UEFA Champions League
12 Apr 2011Manchester United v ChelseaL2-1UEFA Champions League
08 May 2011Manchester United v ChelseaL2-1Premier League
18 Sep 2011Manchester United v ChelseaL3-1Premier League
05 Feb 2012Chelsea v Manchester UnitedD3-3Premier League
28 Oct 2012Chelsea v Manchester UnitedL2-3Premier League
31 Oct 2012Chelsea v Manchester UnitedW5-4League Cup
10 Mar 2013Manchester United v ChelseaD2-2FA Cup
01 Apr 2013Chelsea v Manchester UnitedW1-0FA Cup
05 May 2013Manchester United v ChelseaW0-1Premier League
26 Aug 2013Manchester United v ChelseaD0-0Premier League
19 Jan 2014Chelsea v Manchester UnitedW3-1Premier League
26 Oct 2014Manchester United v ChelseaD1-1Premier League
18 Apr 2015Chelsea v Manchester UnitedW1-0Premier League
28 Dec 2015Manchester United v ChelseaD0-0Premier League
07 Feb 2016Chelsea v Manchester UnitedD1-1Premier League
23 Oct 2016Chelsea v Manchester UnitedW4-0Premier League
13 Mar 2017Chelsea v Manchester UnitedW1-0FA Cup
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