Chelsea 2-3 Man Utd

Manchester United closed the gap at the top of the Premier League to one point after Javier Hernandez's late winner gave them a hotly-contested win over nine-man Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. David Luiz's own goal and Robin van Persie's clinical finish gave Manchester United a two-goal lead early on, but leaders Chelsea fought back superbly to level with goals from Juan Mata and Ramires either side of the interval. A pulsating game then turned on two red cards awarded against Chels in the space of six minutes that set the scene for substitute Hernandez to secure the three points for Sir Alex Ferguson's side. Chelsea had few complaints about Branislav Ivanovic's red card for fouling Ashley Young as he raced through, but the dismissal of Fernando Torres for diving was bitterly disputed by the home side - and they looked to have a case. The Spaniard appeared to be caught by Reds defender Jonny Evans but referee Mark Clattenburg ruled he had dived and produced a second yellow card, to the obvious astonishment of Torres and the undisguised fury of Chelsea.