Michael Carrick has delivered a blazing performance by leading Manchester United to three consecutive Premier League wins, equaling the longest winning streak record held by Rúben Amorim, but doing so in just two weeks.
On 2 Feb 2026 GMT+7, Michael Carrick, Manchester United's interim manager, made a remarkable impact in the Premier League by guiding the team to three consecutive wins, matching the longest winning streak held by former manager Rúben Amorim.
The latest 3-2 victory over Fulham, following 3-2 wins against Arsenal and Manchester City, means Carrick led the team to three straight wins within just two weeks.
In contrast, Rúben Amorim took 37 games, roughly 13 months, to lead Manchester United to three consecutive Premier League wins.
Comparative data clearly shows that
Amorim needed 12 months to achieve two consecutive wins and 13 months to reach three straight victories.
Meanwhile, Carrick accomplished two consecutive wins in just one week and extended that to three straight wins within two weeks.
Carrick now has the chance to break Amorim's record immediately if he leads the team to victory over Tottenham Hotspur in the next match.
This short-term success reflects positive changes within the team, not only tactically but also in player attitude and confidence, as they return to playing with high standards and self-assurance.
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