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Battle at the Bridge: United stars in furious altercation with Chelsea stewards
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26 April 2008
It was billed as the Battle of the Bridge, and yesterday's top-of-the-table clash at Stamford Bridge lived up to its pre-publicity even after the final whistle had been blown and the fans had left the stadium. Manchester United first-team stars Carlos Tevez, Paul Scholes and Ji-Sung Park become embroiled in a furious altercation with Chelsea stewards and groundstaff after being asked to move off the pitch despite being involved in a routine warm-down.
France and England at war again
The row quickly escalates and, despite Chelsea denying anyone from the club was involved, here a member of the groundstaff is seen to be aiming a punch at Manchester United's French full-back Patrice Evra
Blues vow to check CCTV film
Evra, rested for the match ahead of United's Champions League semi-final second leg with Barcelona, appears stunned by the attack and will be relieved Chelsea are 'studying the relevant CCTV footage and will be considering the appropriate course of action'
Never mind warming down, now Evra needs to calm down
Old Trafford reserve Danny Wellbeck steps into restrain Evra and Paul Scholes cannot hide his shock as Chelsea stewards try to restore order in front of the Stamford Bridge stands which only minutes earlier had been filled with home fans celebrating the dramatic, last-gasp victory which keeps the Premier League title race alive going into the final two games of the season
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