Manchester United vs Chelsea: How you can get tickets for the massive Premier League showdown on February 25


MANCHESTER UNITED and Chelsea are both vying to stay in the Premier League title race as the season approaches its climax.

With Manchester City having opened up a commanding lead over both sides, neither team can afford a slip up if they want a chance to reel in Pep Guardiola’s side before May.

Man Utd vs Chelsea
Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte are set to go head-to-head once again

And there’s good news if you want be at Old Trafford for this crucial clash, as there are still tickets available.

Where can I buy tickets for Manchester United vs Chelsea?

Applications are being accepted at United’s official website for tickets for club members.

But if you’re not a member, you can buy a Thomas Cook travel package starting from £199 from here.

Alexis Sanchez playing for Man Utd
Alexis Sanchez could play a big part in the game for Man Utd

The package buys you a general admission ticket in tier two of the Sir Alex Ferguson stand, along with one night’s accommodation in a hotel with breakfast included.


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Options for the hotel include the Hilton Manchester, Premier Inn, Ibis and more.

So you can enjoy the game and return home the next day at your leisure.

Manchester United vs Chelsea analysis

In another year, both United and Chelsea would be feeling pretty good about their point tallies in the 50s by the end of January.

Last season that would have had them snapping right on the heels of league leaders.

But with Man City storming away at the top of the table, this game on February 25 is more likely to be about ensuring Champions League football next season, with Tottenham and Arsenal looking to knock United, Chelsea and Liverpool out of the top four.

It’s likely Jose Mourinho will be feeling better about the clash now that he’s snagged Alexis Sanchez from Arsenal, who joins up with one of the most formidable attacking line-ups in the league.

Chelsea, on the other hand, might exit January with a less-than-stellar signing after they’ve spent the winter window being linked with the likes of Andy Carroll, Edin Dzeko and, er, Peter Crouch.

Whether United’s big-spending approach pays dividends come match-day remains to be seen.


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