Read­ing 2 Man­chester Uni­ted 3, Elm Park, Wat­ney Mann In­vit­a­tion Cup Fir­st Ro­und, Au­gust 1, 1970. Man­chester Uni­ted be­at Lea­gue Di­vi­sion Three out­fit Read­ing 3-2 at Elm Park cour­tesy of two goals from ever­green vet­er­an mid­fielder Bob­by Charl­ton and one from de­fender Paul Ed­wards.

Man­chester Uni­ted 1 Wat­ford 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Pre­mier Lea­gue, May 13, 2018. Man­chester Uni­ted be­at Wat­ford at The Theatre of Dreams on the last day of the 2017-18 Pre­mier Lea­gue sea­son in what was Mi­chael Carrick´s fi­nal ap­pear­ance for the Old Traf­ford club. Uni­ted won the tie ag­ainst The Hor­nets by 1-0 thanks to a fir­st-ha­lf goal from Mar­cus Rash­ford el­ev­en min­utes ahead of the break.

Not­ting­ham For­est 2 Man­chester Uni­ted 2, City Gro­und, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Jan­uary 16, 1965. Al­though Man­chester Uni­ted had com­pre­hens­ively beaten Not­ting­ham For­est 3-0 at Old Traf­ford in the re­verse mat­ch of the 1964-65 sea­son, Matt Busby´s title chasers had to settle for a dis­ap­point­ing 2-2 draw ag­ainst The Tricky Trees in front of an at­tend­ance of 43,000 at City Gro­und.

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.

Bel­gi­um 2 Scot­land 1, Al­bert Dys­eryn­ck Sta­dium, In­ter­na­tion­al Friendly, June 1, 1974. Af­ter beat­ing Eng­land 2-0 at Hamp­den Park in the Brit­ish Ho­me Cham­pi­on­ship two weeks earli­er, Scot­land lost 2-1 to Bel­gi­um in their pen­ul­tim­ate ga­me be­fore the 1974 FIFA Wor­ld Cup tour­na­ment in West Ger­many.

Northamp­ton To­wn 0 Man­chester Uni­ted 3, Sixfields Sta­dium, Eng­lish FA Cup Fourth Ro­und, Jan­uary 25, 2004. Man­chester Uni­ted pro­gressed to the next ro­und of the FA Cup at the ex­pense of Third Di­vi­sion out­fit Northamp­ton To­wn. The Pre­mier Lea­gue club ev­entually won the en­counter 3–0 thanks to goals from Mi­kael Sil­vestre and Diego For­lan, plus an own goal by To­wn mid­fielder Chris Har­greaves.

Tranmere Rov­ers 0 Man­chester Uni­ted 6, Pren­ton Park, Eng­lish FA Cup Fourth Ro­und, Jan­uary 26, 2020. Man­chester Uni­ted cruised to a com­pre­hens­ive 6-0 win over Tranmere Rov­ers thanks to goals by Harry Ma­guire, Dio­go Dalot, Jesse Lin­gard, Phil Jones, An­thony Mar­tial, and Ma­son Green­wood.

Man­chester Uni­ted 4 Brad­ford City 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Pre­mier Lea­gue, Dec­ember 26, 1999. De­fend­ing Pre­miership Cham­pi­ons Man­chester Uni­ted trashed Pre­miership new boys Brad­ford City by 4-0 in front of over 55,000 spec­tat­ors at Old Traf­ford on Box­ing Day 1999 thro­ugh goals from Quin­ton For­tune, Dwight Yorke, Andy Cole, and Roy Ke­ane.

Shef­field Wed­nesday 3 Man­chester Uni­ted 3, Hills­bor­ough Sta­dium, Eng­lish Pre­mier Lea­gue, Dec­ember 26, 1992. Man­chester Uni­ted ma­naged a 3-3 draw ag­ainst Shef­field Wed­nesday on Box­ing Day 1992. Uni­ted were three goals down by the 62nd min­ute, but a brace by Bri­an Mc­Clair and a goal from Eric Can­tona saved the vis­it­ors from the jaws of de­feat.

Bul­garia 0 Eng­land 6, Vi­va­com Arena, UEFA Euro­pean Cham­pi­on­ship Quali­fier, Oct­ober 14, 2019. In a mat­ch mar­red by ra­cist ab­use aimed at some of the Eng­land play­ers, The Three Li­ons out­classed Bul­garia by 6-0 in Sofia. Ross Barkley and Ra­heem Ster­ling bo­th net­ted twice, whi­le Mar­cus Rash­ford and Harry Kane also ad­ded a goal each to the score­board.