58 Facts About Manchester United FC

1. Manchester United FC could face a UEFA probe after it emerged a bottle was thrown at unpopular former winger Angel Di Maria from the crowd.

2. Manchester United FC held their own in the first half but were forced into a reshuffle because of injuries just before the interval to Jesse Lingard and Anthony Martial.

3. Manchester United FC is unbeaten in its past 11 games after former striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer took over as interim manager.

4. Manchester United FC have been handed a fresh setback in any pursuit of Barcelona midfielder Philippe Coutinho, according to reports in Spain.

5. Manchester United FC have offered Paul Pogba to Juventus in a proposed swap deal for Douglas Costa, according to reports in Italy.

6. Manchester United FC have not been good enough tonight and now the players are showing it.

7. Manchester United FC had failed to clear the corner and were punished on the second ball.

8. Manchester United FC will be looking to return to winning ways when they host Fulham in the Premier League 2 fixture on Friday night.

9. Manchester United FC have not won a league game at Spurs since March 2012 under Sir Alex Ferguson.

10. Manchester United FC have monitored callow prospects like Joachim Andersen of Sampdoria but, at 22, Andersen is not the magic wand to make a porous defence watertight.

11. Manchester United FC are still searching for the centre-back that can reinforce their back line and add that missing link as they look to secure a Champions League place.

12. Manchester United FC will return from their warm weather training camp in Dubai on Thursday.

13. Manchester United FC have been linked with a possible move for Roma midfielder Lorenzo Pellegrini, but now it looks like PSG are set to make a move.

14. Manchester United FC are closing in on a move for Villarreal youngster Adrian Corral, according to reports.

15. Manchester United FC will look to bolster their squad this month but understand finding suitable players will be tough.

16. Manchester United FC are being put through their paces by caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer this week ahead of the Premier league fixture with Tottenham on Sunday.

17. Manchester United FC had hoped Napoli's exit from the Champions League would increase their chances of landing the 27-year-old this month.

18. Manchester United FC will spend four days in Dubai before travelling back to Manchester on Thursday.

19. Manchester United FC are hopeful he will be available to line up at Wembley on Sunday.

20. Manchester United FC could do with some livening up, so Chong is a good option to bring on.

21. Manchester United FC have been dealt a blow after Alexis Sanchez was forced off with injury against Reading in the FA Cup third-round clash at Old Trafford.

22. Manchester United FC have lost only once in 14 FA Cup matches against Reading and are unbeaten since a third-round replay, which took place all the way back in 1927.

23. Manchester United FC are prepared to delay their pursuit of Kalidou Koulibaly until the summer, according to reports.

24. Manchester United FC are interested in signing Yannick Carrasco, according to reports.

25. David de Gea would rather stay at Manchester United FC United than join PSG or Juventus, it is being reported.

26. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has promised Manchester United FC United supporters the players will start enjoying football again after the turbulent Jose Mourinho era.

27. Manchester United FC are yet to conclude a new long-term deal for De Gea, who is understood to be happy to commit to the club, but Alvarez is staying on to work with Solskjaer.

28. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists that Manchester United FC United players will be encouraged to express themselves under his management.

29. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will meet his Manchester United FC United players today after he was confirmed as the club's caretaker manager yesterday.

30. Manchester United FC are now outright favourites ahead of Chelsea and Barcelona to sign the Napoli defender according to the latest odds.

31. Manchester United FC have a free week after their early exit from the Carabao Cup with Solskjaer set to use the time to further implement his ideas after being parachuted into the job after Jose Mourinho's dismissal before Christmas.

32. In 1974, Manchester United FC were relegated six years after winning the European Cup.

33. Manchester United FC have won three league titles, two league cups and two county cups in their history.

34. Manchester United FC have assisted in providing several players for the international football scene; the club's all-time record goal-scorer Rory Patterson went on to play and score for Northern Ireland at senior level and forward Matthew Walwyn debuted for Saint Kitts and Nevis in a friendly against Andorra in November 2015.

35. Manchester United FC were criticised at the time for a deficit in democracy, transparency and accountability between their officials and the membership.

36. Manchester United FC have been criticised by their own members for abandoning their principles, including agreeing to a photo op with a Conservative Party government minister in October 2015, despite a club policy not to be used for political promotion, and a day after some club members took part in a march against government cuts in Manchester.

37. Manchester United FC will "become a great club and win the European Cup in 50 years' time".

38. Manchester United FC became the first football club in the United Kingdom to be accredited as a living wage employer by the Living Wage Foundation.

39. Manchester United FC had the second-highest average attendance in English non-League football with an average gate of 3,059 and were the 87th best supported club across all divisions.

40. Manchester United FC are owned by 5,000 of their members and are the largest supporter-owned football club in the United Kingdom by number of members.

41. Manchester United FC hosted a test event at Broadhurst Park on 16 May 2015, staging a short match between their first team and an Invitational XI made up of past players.

42. Manchester United FC ended their groundsharing agreement with Bury after nine seasons in preparation for their move to Broadhurst Park.

43. Manchester United FC had to overcome some obstacles including funding agreements, contractor and lease negotiations and a legal challenge from local residents which caused a further two-year delay before building commenced in November 2013.

44. Manchester United FC finished the season in 16th place and retained the Manchester FA county cup with a penalty shoot-out victory against Trafford FC.

45. Manchester United FC reached the first round of the FA Trophy for the first time after knocking out Frickley Athletic, Durham City and Altrincham.

46. Manchester United FC made their debut in the FA Trophy, reaching the third qualifying round, and missed out on a play-off place on the last day of the regular season.

47. Manchester United FC were ineligible to play in the FA Vase for their first season because the club was formed after the deadline to enter the competition.

48. Manchester United FC played in the Second Division of the North West Counties Football League, which is level ten of the English football league system and nine levels below the Premier League.

49. Manchester United FC were officially registered with the Manchester County Football Association on the same day.

50. Manchester United FC opened their own ground, Broadhurst Park in north-east Manchester, in May 2015.

51. Manchester United FC was one of the fastest growing cities during the Industrial Revolution and much so due to a torrent of workers arriving from different parts of the British Islands.

52. Manchester United FC is up to sixth place in the table and enters 2019 with some serious momentum.

53. Manchester United FC boss excited to lead his side out at Old Trafford.

54. Manchester United FC fans made their feelings towards him clear in the replies.

55. Manchester United FC went ahead after some brilliant trickery from Marcus Rashford in the corner to dance past two Bournemouth players, before Paul Pogba converted the low cross for his third goal in two games.

56. Wayne Rooney scored his 250th goal with Manchester United FC, surpassing Sir Bobby Charlton as United's all-time top scorer, before leaving the club at the end of the season to return to Everton.

57. Manchester United FC was replaced by Ron Atkinson, who immediately broke the British record transfer fee to sign Bryan Robson from West Bromwich Albion.

58. Manchester United FC became the sole British club to win the Intercontinental Cup, in 1999.