Michael Carrick has delivered a fiery performance by leading Manchester United to three consecutive Premier League wins, matching the longest winning streak record held by Ruben Amorim in just two weeks.
On 2 Feb 2026 GMT+7, Michael Carrick, the interim manager of Manchester United, achieved an outstanding feat in the Premier League by guiding the team to three consecutive victories, equaling the longest winning streak record of former manager Ruben Amorim.
The latest win was a 3-2 victory over Fulham, following 3-2 against Arsenal and 2-0 against Manchester City, enabling Carrick to secure three straight wins within just two weeks.
In contrast, Ruben Amorim took 37 matches, about 13 months, to lead Manchester United to three consecutive Premier League wins.
Comparative data clearly shows that
Amorim took 12 months to achieve two consecutive wins and had to wait 13 months to reach a three-match winning streak.
Meanwhile, Carrick took only one week to secure two consecutive wins and extended this to three straight victories within two weeks.
Carrick has the immediate opportunity to break Amorim’s record 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 players’ attitudes and confidence, who have returned to playing with assurance and high standards.