After finishing bottom of a Champions League group in 2005/06, United became the first Premier League team to do it twice.

Manchester United’s dreadful UEFA Champions League campaign came to an end on Wednesday, when the Premier League side ended bottom of Group A after falling to group-topper Bayern Munich 0-1.

United became the first Premier League club to finish bottom of a Champions League group twice, after doing so in 2005/06. This is also the fourth occasion an English team has finished bottom of the group stage of the competition, following Blackburn Rovers (1995/96) and Manchester City (2012/23).

The three-time European champion, who only won one game in the group round, also established an unwelcome record for the most goals conceded (15) by a Premier League team in a Champions League group stage campaign.

Only Manchester City in 2012 (three points) have fewer points in a UCL season than the Red Devils this season (four).

In terms of losses and points collected, this is also United’s poorest Champions League season.

As the group runner-up, FC Copenhagen joined Bayern Munich in the Round of 16, while Galatasaray advanced to the Europa League.