A terrifying statistic haunts Manchester United after their defeat against Chelsea

Manchester United's disappointing run continued this season with a 2-0 defeat to Chelsea on Saturday evening in the ninth round of the English Premier League. This loss extends their winless streak and puts them on the brink of one of their worst periods in recent history. According to the British newspaper "The Sun," Manchester United have failed to secure a victory in their last nine matches across all competitions, their worst run since the 1988-89 season, reflecting the extent of their recent decline. During this period, the Red Devils have suffered six defeats and three draws, failing to register a single win. The team has struggled both offensively and defensively, scoring only six goals while conceding 18, averaging two goals per game. Manchester United's poor form doesn't end with the nine-match winless streak; they have only managed two victories in 13 matches across all competitions this season. The two victories, against Ipswich Town in the Premier League and Sabah in the Champions League, have increased the pressure on the team as results continue to decline, amid questions about Manchester United's ability to regain its balance and end this difficult period.