The result sees us move a point clear of third-placed Leicester City in the table, and is the same scoreline as our previous league meeting with the Blues earlier this term.
It was a game that went back and forth with both sides enjoying spells on top, although neither could exert enough pressure to grab a breakthrough goal.
The match wasn’t notable for many chances, and the big talking point came in the first period when United could, and perhaps should, have been awarded a penalty for a handball inside the box.
FIRST HALF - VAR CONTROVERSY
It was a frenetic start at Stamford Bridge with end-to-end action, although there were few real chances to shout about in the first 10 minutes – the best probably coming from a Mason Mount effort that was closed down by Victor Lindelof.