Manchester United is having a strong season, becoming the first team in the Premier League to defeat all of the 'Big Six' (Top 6) clubs in their first meetings. This historic achievement positions the team in contention for top league positions, reminiscent of the club's success in the previous decade. Under the management of Michael Carrick, the team has displayed greater cohesion and discipline, benefiting from the creativity of Bruno Fernandes and the attack's ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities, while also taking advantage of individual errors from opponents, such as Cristian Romero’s sending-off against Tottenham.

This season, the Red Devils have scored 46 goals in 25 matches, surpassing their total of 44 goals from the entire previous season (38 matches). This reflects an improved offensive efficiency and an increased capability to convert chances into goals. The team's dominance over all top-tier clubs in the league, along with improved defensive discipline and aggressive offense, suggests a significant turnaround for the club.

The performance of Manchester United not only contributes to their standings in the league but also revitalizes fan support and raises expectations for the team's future prospects. With the squad performing well against their fiercest rivals, this emphasizes a potential return to the glory days of the past as they aim to reclaim their position among the elite teams in England and Europe.