TA: Due to absence from the European war and other reasons, Manchester United only has one home game in 50 days

October 26th, according to TheAthletic report, early this morning, in the 9th round of the Premier League this season, Manchester United defeated Brighton 4-2 at home. Due to the previous team's poor record and other reasons, Manchester United only had this one home game in 50 days.

Note: The 50 days start from October 5th (the day after Manchester United defeated Sunderland 2-0 at home) and end on November 24th when they face Everton at home.

It is rare for Manchester United to play only one game at Old Trafford within a 50-day period in a single season. There are several reasons for this situation - the most important one is that since English clubs were allowed to return to the European competition in 1990, this is the second time that Manchester United has failed to qualify for the European competition. In addition, they were eliminated by the English second-division team Grimsby in the English League Cup this season, which also had a further impact on the intensity of their schedule.

The reduction in the number of Manchester United games has caused great economic losses to the club. In addition, the playing opportunities of their marginal players have also been significantly reduced.