Chelsea and Manchester United are due to meet in a Premier League match in west London, with a 12.30pm GMT kick-off, according to The Guardian's live coverage of the fixture. The page describes itself as offering updates on the kick-off, and it was written by Scott Murray.
Murray opened the coverage with a broad observation about the two sides. "None of these lads have started the season as they’d have liked," according to The Guardian's summary of the page. The summary does not limit that remark to one team, so the report appears to apply it to both Chelsea and Manchester United.
On Chelsea's position, the report says the club may be fifth in the Premier League table. The same summary says Chelsea are out of the League Cup, which the report presents as part of their uneven start.
The coverage also says Chelsea's supporters are not yet fully behind Xabi Alonso, whom the report describes as running a formation-fluid approach. The text does not spell out what that approach looks like in practice, or how many supporters hold the view that the report describes.
The coverage refers to a recent report by Andrew Beasley on the teams' expected points. The summary cuts off before giving the findings of that piece, so the figures and conclusions it contains are not available in the text reviewed for this story.
The live page also lists links to Football Daily, goalscorers and live scores, along with a contact for the writer, according to the summary's listing of the page's sections. Those listings are navigation and are not part of the match report.
This story rests on a single live-blog summary. Its kick-off time and location come from the page's own description, and the text reviewed contains no match events, team lineups or results.
Sources: The Guardian: Chelsea v Manchester United: Premier League - live.