Manchester United have failed to secure a victory in their opening seven away matches across all competitions this season, marking their worst such run since the 1973-74 season, when the club was ultimately relegated from England's top flight.

The current sequence includes three Premier League draws against Everton (2-2), Fulham (1-1), and Leeds United (1-1), alongside defeats at Hull City (2-0), Chelsea (2-0), and two losses in the UEFA Champions League to Atlético Madrid (2-0) and Como (4-1).

This marks the longest spell without an away win for Manchester United since the 1973-74 campaign, during which the team went 13 away matches without a victory. That season's opening seven away results featured five losses and two draws, including defeats to Arsenal (3-0), Leicester City (1-0), Ipswich Town (2-1), Wolves (2-1), and Tottenham Hotspur (2-1), and draws at Leeds United (0-0) and Burnley (0-0).

The club's current winless away run has raised concerns over their performance on the road under manager Erik ten Hag, as they seek to regain form in both domestic and European competitions.