Worse than this, the resumption of the Premier League could not really go for the two Manchester teams and for Chelsea. Manchester's most successful team – United – was shockingly defeated at home, at the legendary Old Trafford, by bottom-of-the-table Blackburn who won the match 3-2 ruining Sir Alex Ferguson's 93th birthday. But it went no better for the other Manchester team – Roberto Maincini's City – who were outwitted in 1 in Sunderland by the South Korean Dong-wonn Ji who scored the sensational 0-XNUMX goal on the counterattack after a match made sense unique in which the guest strikers (from Aguero to Dzeko) have tried in every way to score. And to make matters worse, an interview with Balotelli arrived like a bolt from the blue, threatening to leave Manchester and confirming that he has started relations with Milan and Inter for his possible return to Italy
It also went very badly for Abramovich's Chelsea who lost at home 3 to 1 with Aston Villa who, at this point, put the already shaky bench of Portuguese Villas Boas, emerging coach for just one summer, in doubt.
