As Michael Carrick's side are beating 4-1 by Como, we take a look at Manchester United's heaviest UEFA Champions League defeat.
Manchester United have endured a difficult start to the campaign and it reached a new low as they were dominated by Como in their third UEFA Champions League game of 2026/27.
The pressure had continued to increased on Carrick ahead of this fixture, with the Premier League side on a winless run stretching six games in all competitions.
Playing a Como side full of confidence after averaging two points a game so far in Serie A and thrashing RB Leipzig 6-1 in their first ever game in this competition wasn't the ideal fixture for Manchester United - and so it proved.
In a repeat of their European defeat last week, United conceded an early goal as Nico Paz put the hosts ahead in the second minute.
While United remained within striking distance at half-time, Como came out for the second half full of purpose and by the 57th minute they were 3-0 up as Anastasios Douvikas doubled the lead before Paz scored his second of the game just moments later.
Jacobo Ramon made it 4-0 on 76 minutes as the Serie A side wrapped up a famous victory over the three-time winners.
Manchester United avoided suffering their heaviest defeat in the competition as substitute Joshua Zirkzee scored a consolation in stoppage time.
What is Manchester United's heaviest UEFA Champions League defeat?
Manchester United's heaviest UEFA Champions League defeat was a 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Barcelona on 2nd November 1994.
A Hristo Stoichkov double and goals from Romario and Albert Ferrer saw the Spanish giants send out a message to the rest of Europe with this sensational display.
