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Match Odds
Given the historical head-to-heads of these two sides we see United with 65 wins from 150 matches (44%) as clear favourites. The draw (29%) and the Chelsea win (27%) lag quite some way behind.
However, over the last 10 seasons - surely a better yardstick - we see the draw with 11 of 28 (39%) leading the way, with a Chelsea win (36%) next best and the United win clearly the least favoured option (25%).
Based upon these statistics the United price of [2.64] looks probably the worst value of the lot with the Chelsea win [3.25] and the draw [3.15] much more attractive options.
Correct Score
Of the recent meetings, 14 of 28 matches (50%) have seen the classic 0-0, 1-1 or 1-0 either way result. Just 7 of 28 matches (25%) have seen either side win by more than a single goal.
The 1-1 scoreline, which has appeared in 5 of 28 matches (18%), and has also occurred twice in Chelsea's 12 European matches this season and 3 of United's 12 games, looks a live runner in this market at around [6.8] . And, after all, a tight game wouldn't be a great surprise.
First Goal Odds
Both sides have scored 19 goals in their 12 European matches this season, Chelsea have conceded 7 goals and United just 5. These figures would make both equally likely to bag the first goal in Moscow.
A telling statistic might be that Chelsea have scored first in 14 of the 28 meetings between these sides over the last 10 seasons (50%), United have done so in 10 games (36%) and there have been just 4 goalless draws (14%).
The perception of many backers with United's free-scoring style and Chelsea's generally 'less' free-scoring style would be that Fergie's men will score first - the facts suggest otherwise.
Given that premise, Didier Drogba with 6 of Chelsea's 12 European goals this season and Frank Lampard with 3 (free-kick and penalty taker) would look sensible options. For United, well, Ronaldo always has to top the list.
Over/Under 1.5 Goals
Just 7 of the last 28 meetings have witnessed less than 1.5 goals. At 25% that would make a low-scoring match around [4.0]!! It's much, much shorter than that and can't be value.
In Europe this season, Chelsea's matches have seen more than 1.5 goals on 9 of 12 occasions (75%) and United's figure is 5 of 12 (42%).
Put these statistics together and even at odds-on [1.61], the 'over' would appear a more likely outcome.

These initial comments are made on the basis of the team's previous meetings and their general play throughout the season. What about a preview of the match in light of recent Champions League finals, does this alter our opinion.

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