During the team's 2-0 defeat against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, Manchester United fans chanted harsh and insulting slogans against Jim Ratcliffe and other club managers, demanding they answer for the team's poor results. According to the Sun newspaper, Manchester United fans who traveled to London to support their team chanted slogans against Ratcliffe, one of the club's owners, comparing him to the Glazer family. Jason Wilcox, the club's sporting director, and Omar Barda, the chief executive of Manchester United, were also the target of widespread fan protests. Those protests intensified when Manchester United lost against Chelsea, their ninth consecutive game in all competitions without a win, and pressure mounted on Michael Carrick, the team's head coach. In this match, Morgan Rodgers scored Chelsea's first goal in the 50th minute. Then Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez was sent off for a foul on Wesley Popana and picked up a second yellow card, and Cole Palmer scored Chelsea's second goal from the penalty spot in the 64th minute. Read more details on the website.