MANCHESTER UNITED’S horror away record in London has bit them once again following their Arsenal defeat.
Erik ten Hag‘s side were defeated 3-1 by the Gunners thanks to goals from Martin Odegaard, Declan Rice and Gabriel Jesus.
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ReutersUnited have won just one of their last 11 games in the capital[/caption]
United’s away record in London is far from impressive
That is before United‘s horror record when playing in London is revealed.
The Red Devils had already fallen to defeat in north London this season before playing Arsenal with a 2-0 defeat to Tottenham.
But it has been revealed this is not an isolated case, with United winning just ONE of their last 14 matches in the capital.
You would need to go back to Fulham in November last year to find when United last tasted victory in London.
Even that game was no pushover, with Alejandro Garnacho coming up with an injury-time winner to snatch all three points.
United have also conceded more than double the amount they have scored in their last 11 games in the Big Smoke.
The Emirates is a particularly tricky place for United to travel to.
The last time United triumphed over Arsenal at the Emirates in the Premier League was a 3-1 win all the way back in 2017 – thanks to a Jesse Lingard brace and David de Gea goalkeeping masterclass.
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GettyThey have had a particularly tough time at the Emirates since 2013/14[/caption]
Since Sir Alex Ferguson retired United have played 12 games in all competitions at the Emirates, but have won just three times.
United have been plagued by shaky performances to start the season.
Sergio Reguilon was brought in on deadline day following injuries to Luke Shaw and Raphael Varane.
The Spaniard was one of four signing made by the club on the last day of the window, with Altay Bayindir, Sofyan Amrabat and Jonny Evans all penning deals at the club.
Arsenal are also suffering their own full-back issues following a long-term injury to £40million newboy Jurrien Timber, but have performed far better in their opening four games.
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