(VIDEO) Shocking! The insult Chelsea's Enzo Fernandez told Man United's Mount

The Chelsea vs. Manchester United game in the Premier League yesterday was memorable for many neutral football fans. The game ended in Chelsea's favor as they won 4-3 in a dramatic way by scoring two late goals in the span of two to three minutes. The game between the two is usually always feisty because of the rivalry between the clubs, but this time, it had an extra level of fire. The game's intensity led to emotional and passionate moments for the players from both teams and even before the game, the fixture was heating up. Most of the heat came from the already controversial move of Mason Mount, who joined Manchester United from Chelsea last summer. This was the first game Mount played against Chelsea in Stamford Bridge.

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Erik Ten Hag spoke before the Chelsea game about Mason Mount's move to the club while leaving his boyhood club, Chelsea. Ten Hag revealed some shocking details about the Mount move last summer. Ten Hag said, "I don't think they wanted to sell him. They wanted to keep him, and they even offered him a new contract many times. But he wanted to make the step... I am sure he'll contribute and will become a big player for Man United."

When he came on the pitch in the 86th minute, things were not friendly for Mount. Despite only playing a few minutes, he became a big talking point during the game as the Chelsea fans at Stamford Bridge heavily booed him. He also had a confrontation with his former teammate, Enzo Fernandez. After Chelsea completed the comeback, Fernandez did not hold back, and he let Mount about the dramatic win Chelsea got over him and Man United. Fernadez told Mount, "This is Chelsea, you c*nt, coward, coward, coward."

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Enzo Fernandez annoyed at Chelsea's position in the Premier League table

Enzo Fernandez spoke after the game, but despite the win, he wished the team was in a better position at the table. Fernandez spoke to DAZN and said, "I really enjoy playing here at Chelsea. Happy? Yes, of course! I don’t like our place in the standing, that angers me and my teammates. We want to win. But it's a process and let's hope next season will be much better for us."