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Chelsea hold Man United
Diego Costa snaffled a stoppage-time equaliser to preserve interim manager Guus Hiddink\'s unbeaten record as Chelsea snatched a 1-1 draw at home to Manchester United on Sunday.
London: Diego Costa snaffled a stoppage-time equaliser to preserve interim manager Guus Hiddink's unbeaten record as Chelsea snatched a 1-1 draw at home to Manchester United on Sunday. United looked to be closing to within four points of the Premier League's top four after Jesse Lingard's 61st-minute goal set Louis van Gaal's men on course for a third consecutive win in all competitions.
But in the first of six minutes of injury time, added on for a serious-looking knee injury to Chelsea centre-back Kurt Zouma, Costa rounded David de Gea to score, extending Hiddink's unbeaten run since succeeding the sacked Jose Mourinho to 10 matches. “I am happy with the reaction of the team. Manchester United are not an easy team to beat, but we deserved a point,” said Hiddink.
