Manchester United’s latest disaster unfolded at St James’ Park, where they were humiliated 4-1 by Newcastle United.
Despite Alejandro Garnacho finally ending his goal drought, the Red Devils offered little resistance as the Magpies tore them apart in the second half.
The defeat has left fans fuming and pundits questioning whether things could actually get worse for the struggling giants especially with Lyon on the horizon.
Roy Keane unleashed a scathing attack on Manchester United’s current squad following their defeat to Newcastle on Sunday.
United now find themselves 14th in the Premier League table — dangerously close to the bottom three with six matches remaining.
A season that once promised revival under new management has turned into a nightmare of historic proportions.
Now, stats paint an even grimmer picture.
This weekend’s result saw United match their record for most defeats in a Premier League season — 14 losses.
The 4-1 hammering was also the club’s 115th defeat since Sir Alex Ferguson retired — more than he suffered in 810 games across 26 years, as reported by Squawka on X.
Since Ferguson’s final title in 2012/13, United had never finished below third in the league until now, but this season could see them break that unwanted barrier.
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Ruben Amorim, appointed to lead the rebuild, currently has the worst win percentage of any Manchester United manager in the Premier League era.
He has won just 6 of his 21 league games in charge, a win rate of only 28.6%, compared to Erik ten Hag’s 51.8%.
The club’s decline is no longer a blip — it’s a sustained collapse.
With defenders like Jarrad Branthwaite and attackers like Matheus Cunha linked, the upcoming transfer window could be make-or-break.
The big question now is whether Amorim will be trusted to lead that rebuild — or whether he’s the next in a growing list of failed successors to the legendary Ferguson.
One thing is clear: According to the stats, Manchester United are a club in crisis.
Manchester United have now lost more Premier League games since Sir Alex Ferguson retired than during his time in charge.
Under Sir Alex
◉ 810 games
◉ 114 defeatsSince Sir Alex left
◎ 450 games
◎ 115 defeatsJust the 360 game difference. pic.twitter.com/RfUZkejs6m
— Squawka (@Squawka) April 13, 2025
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