In the English Premier League, Manchester United drew 2-2 with Bromwich Albion, gaining only three points in four consecutive league matches, and dropping to seventh place in the league table (50 points), followed by Newcastle (50 points), with United facing a crisis of being overtaken by Westham (48 points), and possibly setting a new record for the lowest ranking in the English Premier League.
Looking back at the first season after Ferguson's retirement (2013/2014), Manchester United finished with the lowest ranking in the Premier League era under David Moyes - seventh. Sadly, the last time the Red Devils dropped out of the top seven in the top flight was back in the 1989/1990 League One era, a season in which they finished in thirteenth place.
In the press conference after the game, a reporter asked a question: your seventh place is in jeopardy. If it does happen, it will be the lowest ranking in Manchester United's Premier League history. What is your opinion on this... Before the words left his mouth, Tannhäuser got up and walked away, responding as he did so: I won't comment, I've received your question, but it's not important...
