Manchester United are going through one of the most difficult periods in their history, having failed to record a victory in nine consecutive competitive matches.
Their latest defeat at Stamford Bridge has deepened the crisis at the English club, which has brought back an unwanted record that had not been repeated for almost forty years.
The last time Manchester United went nine consecutive matches without a win was in 1988, when the team was managed by Sir Alex Ferguson, who was still in the early stages of his tenure at Old Trafford.
In their last nine matches, United have recorded six defeats and three draws. During this period, the team have scored just six goals while conceding eighteen.
United’s last victory this season came in September, when they defeated Sabah in the Champions League.
The poor results have increased concerns about the team’s current situation, as they continue to disappoint and are finding it increasingly difficult to overcome their crisis. Attention is now also turning to Michael Carrick’s future in the managerial position at the English club.
