Manchester United's two most recent results emphasise the Reds' flaw that is threatening to derail their season.
Erik ten Hag's side still sit in the top four in the Premier League and have their destiny in their own hands as they bid to hold off Liverpool and secure Champions League football next term. But two defeats in the space of four days - to Brighton and West Ham - continued a poor record on the road which is hampering United's progress.
Their away form against top half sides is atrocious and they have now lost more games on the road than they've won, with only a trip to Bournemouth remaining. Only seven sides have lost more matches on the road while the Reds' away day goal difference of minus 12 is among the worst in the division.
