MU escapes relegation

MU does not have to worry about relegation this season. Photo: Reuters .

Arsenal's 4-0 win over Ipswich in the same match helped MU officially stay in the league. For many fans, this is more shameful than happy because it proves the unprecedented decline of the team that has won the English championship 20 times.

With 15 defeats in the Premier League this season, the red half of Manchester has reached the worst defeat since the 1989/90 season - the season when they finished 13th and were only saved by the FA Cup title.

MEN journalist Samuel Luckhurst wrote bitterly: "The good news for MU is that they are officially relegated. The bad news? MU have just lost 15 matches in the Premier League, the most in a season since 1989/90."

In fact, not many fans care about where MU finishes in the bottom half of the table. All hope is now focused on the Europa League. This is the last lifeline that can bring them back to the Champions League next season.

On April 18, MU created a classic comeback against Lyon in the Europa League quarter-finals, lighting up hopes of a happy ending to the chaotic season. However, that hope was quickly doused with cold water. At Old Trafford, the "Red Devils" played weakly and lost 0-1 to Wolves.

MU scored 5 goals against Lyon, including 3 goals in 6 explosive minutes of extra time. But when playing in the Premier League, coach Ruben Amorim and his team returned to their familiar image, which is to control the ball a lot, create opportunities and then waste them all.

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