It has been over three decades since Manchester United last scored a goal, and the current stretch without a goal is longer than any season since 1930. These are the statistics that dishearten Erik ten Hag’s failing squad.

Manchester United, under the leadership of Erik ten Hag, continues to shatter records. Regrettably, these are not records that they can take pride in.

On Saturday at the London Stadium, the Red Devils suffered a 2-0 setback to West Ham, with Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed Kudus scoring the goals in the second half. This maintained the Red Devils’ disappointing campaign.

As a consequence, United are positioned eighth in the standings, eight points below fourth-place Tottenham.

Although the table presents a rather gloomy appearance, the statistics make the situation even more so.

This season, Ten Hag’s squad has suffered 13 losses across all competitions, which is more than they have done in a campaign prior to the holiday break since 1930.

Additionally, their 20th loss of the year occurred on Saturday, an occurrence that has elapsed since 1989.

The goal-averse giants also failed to score for the fourth consecutive encounter. That occurred lastly in 1992.

336 minutes have passed since their last goal in football. That would be precisely seven hours. 

Indeed, in the Premier League this season, West Ham goalscorer Kudus has scored six times, which is more than the entire United attacking unit has managed four times.