Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea speaking to BT Sport: "Both teams had chances but I think we played better than them. We didn't have the luck we need to win these games.

"We have to keep focused on only football and try to win the games ahead."

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Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney speaking to BT Sport: "We created a lot of chances but didn't manage to take one. The crowd were excellent today and you could see how much it meant to the players. It's a disappointing result because we dominated the game but that is football.

"A lot of people say a lot of different things. We would be letting ourselves down if we didn't go out on the pitch and give our all. We will keep fighting and we will come back."

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One goal in Manchester United's last four home games now.

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Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

"I'm not sure where Manchester United go from here but this is the best I have seen them play for some time. They ran out of legs second half but they were totally committed to the cause. Chelsea looked short on confidence and missed a recognised striker up top."

Chelsea's players are only just leaving the pitch. They've all gone over to applaud their travelling fans. It's a decent point for Guus Hiddink but he's still searching for his first win since being named interim boss.

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There's a few boos and jeers at the final whistle. It's not clear if they are coming from the home fans but there's an awful lot of applause too.

It's all gone quiet inside Old Trafford. In to the last few seconds...

Despite that awful challenge, Steve McManaman has just given man of the match to Wayne Rooney on BT Sport.

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Naughty by Wayne Rooney. A horrible challenge on Oscar and it should be a straight red card. Instead Martin Atkinson brandishes a yellow.

Three minutes of added time.

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

"Great football - and what a delivery from Borthwick-Jackson. Great pace on it but Rooney can't get his foot up early enough. It was just too high for him."

"Attack, attack, attack," is the roar inside Old Trafford. It's a familiar chant but this time it's coming from those cheeky Chelsea fans.

Huge chance for Wayne Rooney...and he's put it wide! A delicious cross by the young lad Cameron Borthwick-Jackson but Rooney misses.

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United's fans have been starved of entertainment this season but this has been a cracker even though we have not seen any goals...yet.

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

"United's players have put a terrific shift in but now they look like they are feeling the pace. They've played some risky football which is not what you expect to see. You cannot say this team haven't played for Van Gaal today. They've given everything."

Frustration from the crowd as a United attack breaks down just outside the Chelsea box. 

Seven minutes for United to find a goal...otherwise it is eight games without a win.

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United's third and final change...Phil Jones for Daley Blind.