Man­chester Uni­ted 3 West Ham Uni­ted 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Pre­mier Lea­gue, Feb­ruary 23, 2010. West Ham Uni­ted nev­er really stood a chan­ce in the mat­ch ag­ainst Sir Al­ex Ferguson´s title chasers at Old Traf­ford. Man­chester Uni­ted ul­ti­mately won the ga­me by three goals to no­ne cour­tesy of a brace either si­de of the break from Way­ne Roo­ney and one goal by strik­ing part­ner Mi­chael Owen.

Ar­senal 2 Man­chester Uni­ted 6, High­bury Sta­dium, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Cup Fourth Ro­und, Nov­ember 28, 1990. A tech­nic­ally gif­ted and speedy wing­er wi­th a power­ful shot too, Lee Sharpe re­gistered a hat-trick either si­de of ha­lf-time in Man­chester United’s com­pre­hens­ive 6-2 vic­tory ag­ainst Ar­senal at High­bury, whi­le Clay­ton Black­more, Ma­rk Hug­hes, and Dan­ny Wal­lace all pro­duced one goal each.

Man­chester Uni­ted 2 Man­chester City 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Pre­mier Lea­gue, Mar­ch 8, 2020. Man­chester Uni­ted com­pleted the Pre­mier Lea­gue double over cross-to­wn rivals Man­chester City wi­th a 2-0 vic­tory at Old Traf­ford where the goals were sco­red by An­thony Mar­tial and Scott McTominay. 

Man­chester Uni­ted 5 Charl­ton Ath­let­ic 1, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Cup Sec­ond Ro­und, Septem­ber 11, 1974. Scot­tish in­ter­na­tion­al Lou Ma­cari sco­red a brace either si­de of the ha­lf-time in­ter­val as Man­chester Uni­ted be­at Third Di­vi­sion te­am Charl­ton Ath­let­ic by a 5-1 mar­gin on ho­me soil.

Ful­ham 0 Man­chester Uni­ted 5, Craven Cot­tage, Eng­lish Pre­mier Lea­gue, Dec­ember 21, 2011. Ful­ham nev­er really stood a chan­ce ag­ainst a highly ef­fi­cient Man­chester Uni­ted te­am brim­ming wi­th con­fid­ence and self-be­lief. Uni­ted ul­ti­mately ran out com­fort­able and con­vin­cing 5-0 win­ners thanks to goals from Dan­ny Wel­beck, Lu­is Nani, Ry­an Gig­gs, Way­ne Roo­ney, and Di­m­it­ar Ber­batov respectively.

Ever­ton 0 Man­chester Uni­ted 2, Good­ison Park, Eng­lish Pre­mier Lea­gue, Jan­uary 1, 2018. Fol­low­ing a run of three con­sec­ut­ive draws ag­ainst Lei­cester City, Burn­ley, and South­ampton re­spect­ively in the Pre­mier Lea­gue, Man­chester Uni­ted bro­ught ho­me a com­fort­able 2-0 tri­umph over Everton.

Man­chester Uni­ted 5 Bur­ton Al­bion 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish FA Cup Third Ro­und Re­play, Jan­uary 18, 2006. Af­ter be­ing held to a sur­prise 0-0 draw by Foot­ball Con­fer­ence si­de Bur­ton Al­bion at Pirelli Sta­dium in the fir­st ga­me, Man­chester Uni­ted de­feated The Brew­ers 5-0 in the re­play at Old Traf­ford thanks to a Gi­useppe Ros­si double and a goal each from Louis Saha, Kier­an Richard­son, and Ry­an Giggs.

Man­chester Uni­ted 0 Liver­pool 2, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, April 19, 1971. Fol­low­ing a high-scor­ing 5-3 away tri­umph ag­ainst Crys­tal Pal­ace two days earli­er, Man­chester Uni­ted were firm­ly bro­ught back to earth as they were beaten 2-0 by FA Cup fi­nal­ists Liver­pool at home.

Leeds Uni­ted 0 Man­chester Uni­ted 0, El­land Road, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Septem­ber 22, 1973. Tom­my Docherty´s Man­chester Uni­ted ma­naged to put an end to the sev­en-ga­me win­ning streak of Leeds Uni­ted wi­th a closely con­tested and hard-fou­ght goal­less draw at El­land Road.