Man Utd set disastrous European record standing 41 years with draw at Fenerbahce to ramp pressure up on Erik ten Hag

Manchester United have failed to win their first three Europa League clashes of the season as they have drawn against Twente, Porto and now against Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce. The Red Devils currently sit all the way down in 21st place in the Europa League standings and their draw in Turkey means Ten Hag's men have now passed a wretched benchmark.

United have now gone one year without a win in Europe - their last win came against Copenhagen in the Champions League on October 25, 2023, when Andre Onana saved an injury-time penalty to ensure his side took all three points. Since then, the Red Devils have played a total of six matches, losing twice and drawing the other four clashes.

United have also won only once in their last 11 European clashes, setting their worst such run in European football in the last 41 years. This streak started after they beat Real Betis in both legs of their 2022-23 Europa League last-16 tie. After that, they drew 2-2 at home to Sevilla in the first leg of their quarter-final before losing 3-0 on the road.

Ten Hag's men will return to Europe when they face PAOK in the fourth matchday of the Europa League on November 7, hoping to end this miserable run of results on the continent.