EPL: Chelsea beat Manchester United 3-1
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January 18, 2014

EPL: Chelsea beat Manchester United 3-1

KINGSTON, Jamaica — A Samuel Eto’o triple saw Chelsea defeating Manchester United 3-1 in their English Premier League encounter Sunday.

Eto’o struck in the 17th, 45th and 49th minute in a match that saw four Man United players receiving cards, including a red.

Javier Hernandez scored the lone goal for Man U in the 78th minute.

Meanwhile Emmanuel Adebayor scored a brace for Spurs and Chico added a third as they beat Swansea also with a 3-1 score line.

Wilfried Bony got the consolation for Swansea late in the game.

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