What Chelsea need to do to qualify for the Champions League after Man United draw

Chelsea could have all-but sealed a top four finish with three points at Old Trafford today, but remain in a good position following the draw with Manchester United.

The Blues pushed towards the end of the contest, but just fell short of beating David De Gea for a second time and increasing the gap between ourselves and Arsenal to four points.

Regardless, two points ahead with two to play is a great place to be in, all things considered. The task is now simple for Maurizio Sarri and co, they know what they need to do.

Chelsea have two games remaining: Watford (H) and Leicester City (A). Assuming that Arsenal win their final two games, Brighton (H) and Burnley (A), we need to win them both.

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The Gunners’ away form is shocking and Turf Moor is a tough place to go, but we cannot bank on our rivals dropping points, not when the stakes are as high as they are.

Chelsea need to win two games and our season ambition will have achieved. After all the work we’ve put in throughout the course of the season, our task is that simple.

Come on, Blues, you can do this.

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