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By Tim Poole Former England defender Gareth Southgate believes Eden Hazard and Juan Mata can make the difference for Chelsea when they face Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday. The Blues travel to Old Trafford just three days after their Europa League semi-final second leg against Basel and know that defeat will provide a bitter blow to their chances of qualifying for next season's Champions League. However, Southgate believes Rafael Benitez's side can come away with the right result if attacking midfielders Eden Hazard and Juan Mata "impose themselves" on the midfield battle. "It'll be interesting to see if Chelsea's attacking players, Hazard and Mata, can go to Old Trafford and impose themselves," the 42-year-old told Goal at the Barclays Community Sports Awards. "When they won there in the FA Cup, they were fantastic in the second half and Chelsea really need Hazard and Mata to play well on Sunday. "Michael Carrick in midfield is the one who makes Manchester United play so the midfield is very important - it is always the key area." Southgate has been equally impressed with the recent form of Brazilian defender David Luiz, who has flourished since being moved into a more advanced midfield role by Benitez. "I'm really interested to see that Rafa has been playing David Luiz in midfield in the last few weeks," the 42-year-old continued. "I think it's a position that really suits him. "He's technically good enough on the ball to play there and he's added goals to his game but, in a playing sense, he's probably got to learn the defensive side a little bit, even though he is naturally a defender." The former England international anticipates a tight contest at Old Trafford, believing the newly-crowned Premier League champions will not take any encounter lightly, though he reckons Benitez's rotation policy will benefit the Blues on Sunday. "It's very interesting because Manchester United – with the league already won – in essence have less to play for than Chelsea," he explained. "But any United side want to go out and win football matches, especially against the big sides. "It will be a tough game for Chelsea and this week will be key for them but Rafa has done a very good job in being able to rotate the team and keep the energy levels high, also getting them through to the Europa League final."
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By Tim Poole Former England defender Gareth Southgate believes Eden Hazard and Juan Mata can make the difference for Chelsea when they face Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday. The Blues travel to Old Trafford just three days after their Europa League semi-final second leg against Basel and know that defeat will provide a bitter blow to their chances of qualifying for next season's Champions League. However, Southgate believes Rafael Benitez's side can come away with the right result if attacking midfielders Eden Hazard and Juan Mata "impose themselves" on the midfield battle. "It'll be interesting to see if Chelsea's attacking players, Hazard and Mata, can go to Old Trafford and impose themselves," the 42-year-old told Goal at the Barclays Community Sports Awards. "When they won there in the FA Cup, they were fantastic in the second half and Chelsea really need Hazard and Mata to play well on Sunday. "Michael Carrick in midfield is the one who makes Manchester United play so the midfield is very important - it is always the key area." Southgate has been equally impressed with the recent form of Brazilian defender David Luiz, who has flourished since being moved into a more advanced midfield role by Benitez. "I'm really interested to see that Rafa has been playing David Luiz in midfield in the last few weeks," the 42-year-old continued. "I think it's a position that really suits him. "He's technically good enough on the ball to play there and he's added goals to his game but, in a playing sense, he's probably got to learn the defensive side a little bit, even though he is naturally a defender." The former England international anticipates a tight contest at Old Trafford, believing the newly-crowned Premier League champions will not take any encounter lightly, though he reckons Benitez's rotation policy will benefit the Blues on Sunday. "It's very interesting because Manchester United – with the league already won – in essence have less to play for than Chelsea," he explained. "But any United side want to go out and win football matches, especially against the big sides. "It will be a tough game for Chelsea and this week will be key for them but Rafa has done a very good job in being able to rotate the team and keep the energy levels high, also getting them through to the Europa League final."
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SIF-Crystal Palace, 1991. Resultat 1-8. Mark Bright i dribblings tagen, i bakgrunden Gareth Southgate. Foto:
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SIF-Crystal Palace 1991. Resultat 1-8. Gareth Southgate tacklar Anders Syversen i ryggen. Foto:
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Kubilay Tuerkyilmaz of Switzerland fires home from the penalty spot to score the equalizing goal against England in the second half of the opening Group A match of the European Soccer Championships at Wembley Stadium in London Saturday, June 8, 1996. Watching the kick are England players Gareth Southgate (6), Gary Neville (2) and Paul Ince. The game ended in a 1-1 draw. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)
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Kubilay Tuerkyilmaz of Switzerland fires home from the penalty spot to score the equalizing goal against England in the second half of the opening Group A match of the European Soccer Championships at Wembley Stadium in London Saturday, June 8, 1996. Watching the kick are England players Gareth Southgate (6), Gary Neville (2) and Paul Ince. The game ended in a 1-1 draw. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)
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UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 26: EURO 1996 Halbfinale GER - ENG nE 7:6 London; Gareth SOUTHGATE/England verschiesst Elfmeter (Photo by Bongarts/Getty Images)
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UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 26: EURO 1996 Halbfinale GER - ENG nE 7:6 London; Gareth SOUTHGATE/England verschiesst Elfmeter (Photo by Bongarts/Getty Images)
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MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM - OCTOBER 07: Gareth Southgate, manager of Middlesbrough, looks on during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester City and Middlesbrough at the City of Manchester Stadium on October 7, 2007 in Manchester, United Kingdom. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)
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MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM - OCTOBER 07: Gareth Southgate, manager of Middlesbrough, looks on during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester City and Middlesbrough at the City of Manchester Stadium on October 7, 2007 in Manchester, United Kingdom. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)
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FUSSBALL: EURO 1996 Halbfinale GER...UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 26: EURO 1996 Halbfinale GER - ENG nE 7:6 London; Tw. Andreas KOEPKE haelt Elfmeter von Gareth SOUTHGATE (Photo by Bongarts/Getty Images)
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FUSSBALL: EURO 1996 Halbfinale GER...UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 26: EURO 1996 Halbfinale GER - ENG nE 7:6 London; Tw. Andreas KOEPKE haelt Elfmeter von Gareth SOUTHGATE (Photo by Bongarts/Getty Images)
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