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Question/Instruction: What does Paul Merson say about Manchester United's chances of winning the Premier League title if they lose to Chelsea?

Given material: MANCHESTER UNITED can completely forget winning the Premier League title if they lose at Chelsea, according to Paul Merson.
The Arsenal legend and pundit believes it will be all over for Jose Mourinho’s side before the end of October should Chelsea prevail this weekend.
United go to Stamford Bridge on Saturday (12.30pm) as they return to action after the international break.
Mourinho is under mounting pressure at Old Trafford given their turbulent start to the campaign.
The 3-2 comeback against Newcastle a fortnight ago has at least temporarily eased the strain on everyone at the club.
But another damaging blow at the hands of rivals Chelsea will see frustrations grow on and off the pitch at United.
Merson is backing the Blues to not only continue their unbeaten start to life under Maurizio Sarri but beat United in west London.
And the ex-Arsenal midfielder feels that would leave the Red Devils with too much ground to catch up in pursuit of top spot this term.
Over the years I've always said Manchester United turn up for these big games and seem to be able to grind it out, but at the moment they let in far too many goals,” Merson told Sky Sports.
“Their result against Newcastle covered over all the cracks. I've got to go with Chelsea, I think they will be too strong for United.
“If United do lose, the pressure will almost certainly crank up again on Jose Mourinho.
“At the start of the season, we were talking about them being in the title race but now they are fighting for the top four.
United achieved their highest finish last season of second since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement in 2013 when they won the title.
But even that looks a tall order already given the Red Devils have lost three of their opening eight games to Brighton, Tottenham and West Ham.
After the trip to chelsea, it does not get any easier for Mourinho either as Juventus visit Old Trafford in the Champions League on Tuesday.
Cristiano Ronaldo will be back in Manchester and could haunt his former club and manager.
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