Manchester United fans know the feeling all too well — the promise of momentum… only for it to slip away.
The Reds haven’t won five consecutive Premier League matches in 911 days, stretching back to May–August 2023. And the count has reset once again.
The latest sequence tells the story: a 2–0 win over Man City, a heartbreaking 2–3 loss to Arsenal, a thrilling 3–2 win vs Fulham, a solid 2–0 triumph against Tottenham, and finally a 1–1 draw with West Ham.
Time and again, flashes of brilliance appear, only for consistency to elude Erik ten Hag’s side. Momentum is built, only to be paused.
For a club chasing dominance in England, the inability to convert short streaks into longer runs remains a thorn in the side.
The reset is bitter — but the fight for that elusive five-game streak is far from over.
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