Man City haven’t won at Chelsea since 1993 so can they get anything at Stamford Bridge this weekend? See the betting here.

Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar has signed a new one-year contract at Old Trafford.

The veteran stopper will now remain at United until 2011 and the contract extension will take him past his 40th birthday.

The Dutchman was delighted to sign his new deal after thanking the club for the support they showed him following the recent illness of his wife.

“I still feel good and am enjoying my football,” Van der Sar told the club’s official website.

“This is a great club and I was shown a great deal of compassion and support during a difficult time in December and January for which I am extremely grateful.

“I am looking forward to winning more trophies with this great team.”

United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was happy to tie the keeper down for another 12 months.

“Edwin’s professionalism and dedication to his job and the way he looks after himself has given him the longevity in the game,” he said.

“That longevity includes such great experience not just at United, but at Juventus, Ajax and on an international level. We are absolutely delighted he is continuing for another year.”

Man City haven’t won at Chelsea since 1993 so can they get anything at Stamford Bridge this weekend? See the betting here.

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