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Published 12:44 6 Nov 2017 GMT

As Willian sped down the byline, both men gave chase.
It wasn't long before the referee had made up the lost ground and stuck his nose out in front of the professional footballer.
Once the ball neared the halfway line, Taylor had built up quite the lead on the midfielder.
If you look closely, you could see the hope drain from the United man's eyes as he failed to keep up with the middle-aged man.
Lingard put up a bit of a fight towards the end, but it just wasn't enough.
Taylor had won the race. Chelsea had won the match. Lingard would win nothing but relentless abuse from everyone who witnessed the moment.
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