Michael Carrick is set to remain in charge of Manchester United for their trip to Chelsea on Saturday.
It's been a disastrous start to the season for the Red Devils, winning just two games in all competitions, and it's 2/9 that United reach November having failed to add to that tally.
Michael Carrick's side are now without a win in eight in all competitions, in a run that's seen them fail to beat Everton, Fulham and Leeds away and Tottenham at home in the Premier League, all before the 3-0 drubbing at the hands of Bournemouth at the weekend.
The 3-0 loss which extended United's winless run means United have matched their longest winless run in the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era, initially set by Louis van Gaal's side in 2015.
In terms of league games, United are six without success, a run last beaten in 1991 when failing to win seven First Division games on the bounce.
Manchester United's winless runs
Under Louis van Gaal | Under Michael Carrick |
0-0 (PSV, h) | 0-1 (Manchester City, h) |
1-1 (Leicester, h) | 2-3 (Brighton, h) |
0-0 (West Ham, h) | 1-1 (Fulham, a) |
2-3 (Wolfsburg, a) | 1-1 (Tottenham, h) |
1-2 (Bournemouth, a) | 0-2 (Atletico Madrid, a) |
1-2 (Norwich, h) | 1-1 (Leeds United, a) |
0-2 (Stoke City, a) | 1-4 (Como, a) |
0-0 (Chelsea, h) | 0-3 (Bournemouth, h) |
You have to go back nearly an entire century for United's longest winning run, when losing each of their first 12 games in the 1930 season under Herbert Bamlett, in addition to the four winless games at the end of the 1929/30 season, setting a record of 16 games without a victory.
