The disastrous Premier League table since Man Utd appointed Ruben Amorim

Manchester United have accumulated fewer points than Crystal Palace, West Ham, Everton and Brentford since Ruben Amorim took charge in November 2024.

Amorim replaced the sacked Erik ten Hag and his success with Sporting Lisbon allowed United supporters to believe they’d appointed a manager who would bring the good times back to Old Trafford.

At the same time, few of the United faithful believed such a change would be instant with an underperforming squad. That assumption would prove to be wise.

Amorim opened up with a 1-1 draw at Ipswich and has recorded victories over Everton and, thrillingly, Manchester City thanks to Amad Diallo’s late heroics.

But United have lost more than half of Amorim’s first 14 Premier League games at the helm, falling to Arsenal, Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Wolves, Newcastle, Brighton and Crystal Palace with a series of slapstick performances.

And to make matters worse, five of those defeats have been at Old Trafford.

Marcus Rashford has been marginalised and loaned to Aston Villa reportedly imminent, Bruno Fernandes has been largely ineffective and Amorim’s attempts to play 3-4-3 with the current set of players haven’t translated into results.

United sunk to 14th in the Premier League table on Boxing Day, 11 points off the top four and only eight points clear of the relegation zone. Things have not improved since.

And the fallen giants of English football would also be 16th if the league had started with Amorim’s appointment having accumulated just 14 points.

United’s results have not improved under the new management and Amorim faces an enormous task to revive the ailing club’s fortunes.

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Here’s how the Premier League table stacks up since the Amorim era began at Old Trafford. All teams have played 14 games unless otherwise specified:

1. Arsenal – 34pts, GD +23
2. Liverpool – 32pts, GD +21
3. Bournemouth – 28pts, GD +15
4. Nottingham Forest – 28pts, GD +7
5. Chelsea – 24pts, GD +5
6. Newcastle United – 23pts, GD +7
7. Crystal Palace – 23pts, GD +4
8. Manchester City – 21pts, GD +8
9. Fulham – 21pts, GD +2
10. Everton – 20pts, GD +3
11. Aston Villa – 20pts, GD -3
12. Brighton – 18pts, GD -4
13. Brentford – 15pts, GD 0
14. West Ham – 15pts, GD -12
15. Tottenham – 14pts, GD +2
16. Manchester United – 14pts, GD -7
17. Wolves – 13pts, GD -8
18. Ipswich – 9pts, GD -17
19. Leicester – 7pts, GD -23
20. Southampton – 5pts, GD -24