Coming to Manchester United vs Chelsea - Ancelotti Maybe Play Early Torres

London - Due to lack of productivity is still much to recommend Carlo Ancelotti does not play Fernando Torres when they travel to Manchester United. Even so Carletto while maintaining the opportunity to play since the beginning of El Nino.
Torres made a new one goal for Chelsea since imported at high cost last winter. Another reason that makes him asked not to be played at Old Trafford is not the creation of a great partnership between Torres, Didier Drogba in attack.
Remembering 'The Blue' will undergo a crucial match which could determine who the owner of English Premier League title this season, several parties suggested that Torres should not be played. Torres's performance on the pitch is still very bad, not to mention the matter of goals that are still very minimal.
Problem squad which will be played, including the occupants up front, Ancelotti has yet to make a decision. But the former AC Milan coach was confirmed when Torres plays, even as a starter, not a gamble.
"That's not gambling - a fantastic striker Torres. I want to say one thing: the line up will not determine the (outcome) of this game. The match will be determined by the players courage, personality, character. We're not worried about this," said Ancelotti in Skysports.
Chelsea currently three points behind Manchester United. The victory at Old Trafford will lead the Blues sit atop the English Premier League standings with a superior goal difference over rivals it.
Ancelotti, to realize it asks all the players have more motivation. Especially for the names that should be eliminated from the main squad and willing to be a replacement player.
"I want my players understand that it is important to play as a starter, but about their involvement, even just for 20 minutes. We've won the game as the players who came off the bench. Conditions are same as the end of April when Drogba make a goal."
"To win games in there, we not only need 11 players. We need all players to be involved and motivated," concluded Ancelotti.