Man Utd sit in second place in the annual "League of Hate" survey after being overtaken by the London club. 

Chelsea overtake Manchester United as the Premier League's most hated club

United are no longer the most hated side in the Premier League.

Chelsea have overtaken Manchester United as the most hated club in the Premier League.
A national survey asked fans of each top flight club which sides they hate, and which they love, and the west London club came out as the most disliked club overall.
United, who won the dubious accolade last year, have been revealed to be the next most reviled side.
Liverpool are in third spot followed by Manchester City and then Arsenal to complete the top five.
United supporters said that they hated Manchester City the most, followed by Liverpool and then Arsenal.

However, United were the most hated club of four clubs - City, Liverpool, Crystal Palace and West Brom.
Nearly 10,000 fans of clubs from across the country had their say in the annual poll.

Fans are restrained by stewards after the Manchester United v Liverpool Europa League game

The results weighted the opinions of each club equally, making the overall table a fair representation of the view of the average football fan.
Bournemouth came bottom of the list, making them the division’s least hated club.

Leicester were second - proving that success alone isn’t enough to make rival fans hate your side.
Watford, Southampton and Burnley came next.
The survey was run by the Manchester Evening News and its sister titles across the country, including the Mirror.

League of hate results

1) Chelsea
2) Manchester United
3) Liverpool
4) Manchester City
5) Arsenal
6) Tottenham
7) Stoke
8) West Ham
9) Sunderland
10) West Brom
11) Crystal Palace
12) Everton
13) Hull
14) Middlesbrough
15) Swansea
16) Southampton
17)Watford
18) Burnley
19) Leicester
20) Bournemouth