Manchester United has collected the most points of all Premier League teams since the competition resumed after the World Cup.
Coach Erik Ten Hag's side have won five of their last seven matches, achieving the full mark in four matches at Old Trafford.
Besides beating Wolverhampton at Molineux, United beat Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Manchester City and Crystal Palace at the Theater of Dreams.
As for the remaining two matches, we witnessed a 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park and a 2-3 loss against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.
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Since the resumption of the English Premier League after the World Cup, Manchester United has collected 16 points as the most points-scoring team in the competition, two points behind Brentford, who played one less game.
And according to Planet Football, Thomas Frank's side (+9) is the only one to beat Manchester United (+8) in goal difference in the mentioned period.
After United and Brentford in the ranking of the most points-scoring teams since the end of the World Cup, Brighton, Manchester City, Arsenal and Fulham teams come, who collected 13 points. For his part, Nottingham Forest continues to achieve positive results, as it collected nearly half of its points so far - 24 - in the last Six matches.
On the other hand, there are two teams that have not been able to achieve any victory since the end of the World Cup, and they are Bournemouth and our opponent in the face of tomorrow, Leeds United.
In the last six matches, Bournemouth won on one occasion and suffered five defeats, while Leeds - who fired coach Jesse Marsh from his post yesterday - did not succeed in turning draws into victories.
At the level of players, Marcus Rashford leads the list of top scorers in the five major European leagues since the World Cup with 11 goals, and Bruno Fernandes scored his best number since joining United by contributing at least a goal in six consecutive matches.
Other than the victories in the Premier League, United continued their positive run of results in the two domestic cup competitions as well.
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After beating Burnley, Charlton Athletic and Nottingham Forest (back and forth), United set up a date with Newcastle in the Carabao Cup Final (26th of this month).
In the FA Cup, United managed to pass Everton in the third round, then overcame Reading in the fourth round, and a confrontation awaits them against West Ham in the fifth round.