In recent times, Manchester United has been struggling to maintain their winning streak in matches that last for more than three hours. In their last three home matches, the club has experienced two draws and one loss, indicating a decline in their win rate.
The first match was against Liverpool at Old Trafford on April 27th, where Manchester United lost 1-0 despite having 55% possession and creating numerous chances. The second match was against West Ham United on May 4th, where Manchester United were unable to find the back of the net despite dominating the game with 68% possession and 19 shots on target. They eventually lost 1-0 thanks to a late goal from West Ham.
The third match was against Everton on May 11th, where Manchester United had the upper hand throughout the match but could not convert their chances into goals. Despite controlling the game with 66% possession and creating multiple chances, they were unable to score and ended up losing 1-0.
These results have put pressure on Manchester United to improve their performance in long-distance matches. The team has struggled to find consistency in their play, leading to inconsistent results in these games. This decline in form is concerning for the club, as it could impact their chances of success in future matches.
Manchester United will need to address this issue if they want to continue competing at the highest level in English football. The club needs to work on improving their defensive solidity, increasing their attacking prowess, and finding ways to create clear-cut opportunities in long-distance matches. With some improvements, Manchester United can still be a force to be reckoned with in the upcoming seasons.