Scot­land 1 Yugo­slavia 1,Waldstadion, FIFA Wor­ld Cup Fi­nals Group Fix­ture, June 22, 1974. Scot­land, led by Wil­lie Or­mond, were held to a dis­ap­point­ing 1-1 draw ag­ainst Yugo­slavia and thus be­came the fir­st coun­try to be elim­in­ated from the FIFA Wor­ld Cup Fi­nals with­out hav­ing lost a single match.

Man­chester Uni­ted 3 Man­chester City 2, Wemb­ley Sta­dium, Eng­lish FA Com­munity Shield, Au­gust 7, 2011. Pre­mier Lea­gue Cham­pi­ons Man­chester Uni­ted came from 2-0 down at the ha­lf-time break to over­come FA Cup win­ners Man­chester City by 3-2 at Wemb­ley Sta­dium in the FA Com­munity Shield thanks to a goal from ex-Ful­ham de­fender Chris Small­ing and a brace by Por­tugal in­ter­na­tion­al Lu­is Nani.

Man­chester Uni­ted 3 Sher­iff Tir­aspol 0, Old Traf­ford, UEFA Eu­ropa Lea­gue Group Sta­ge, Oct­ober 27, 2022. Er­ik ten Hag´s Man­chester Uni­ted se­cured a place in the Eu­ropa Lea­gue knock­out rounds wi­th a dom­in­ant and con­vin­cing 3-0 tri­umph ag­ainst Mol­dovan Su­per Liga te­am Sher­iff Tir­aspol at Old Traf­ford where Dio­go Dalot, Mar­cus Rash­ford, and Cris­ti­ano Ron­aldo sco­red the goals for the ho­me side. 

Man­chester Uni­ted 4 Bris­tol City 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Feb­ruary 23, 1980. Fir­st Di­vi­sion title chasers Man­chester Uni­ted be­at re­leg­a­tion threat­ened Bris­tol City 4-0 at ho­me thanks to a brace by Joe Jor­dan and a goal from Sam­my Mc­Ilroy, plus a Ge­off Mer­rick own-goal.

Der­by Coun­ty 2 Man­chester Uni­ted 1, Base­ball Gro­und. Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Septem­ber 24, 1975. New­ly pro­moted Man­chester Uni­ted suf­fered their sec­ond de­feat of the 1975-76 sea­son as they lost 2-1 ag­ainst reign­ing Foot­ball Lea­gue Cham­pi­ons Der­by Coun­ty at Base­ball Ground. 

Man­chester Uni­ted 3 Ful­ham 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, April 15, 1968. South­port born goal­keeper Jim­my Rim­mer kept a clean sheet on his Foot­ball Lea­gue de­but for Man­chester Uni­ted in a com­pre­hens­ive 3-0 win over Ful­ham. Bob­by Charl­ton and Ge­orge Best net­ted a goal each for Uni­ted in the fir­st pe­riod be­fore John As­ton ad­ded a third wi­th five min­utes left on the watch.

Scot­land 2 Zaire 0, West­falen­stadi­on, FIFA Wor­ld Cup Fi­nals Group Fix­ture, June 14, 1974. Goals from Pe­ter Lor­imer and Joe Jor­dan saw Scot­land de­feat Zaire 2-0 in their Wor­ld Cup opener. 

Burn­ley 6 Man­chester Uni­ted 1, Turf Moor, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Dec­ember 26, 1963. Af­ter los­ing 4-0 ag­ainst reign­ing Fir­st Di­vi­sion Cham­pi­ons Ever­ton at Good­ison Park five days earli­er, Man­chester Uni­ted suf­fered an­oth­er pain­ful de­feat as they went down 6-1 to Burn­ley at Turf Moor.

Man­chester Uni­ted 1 Man­chester City 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Septem­ber 30, 1978. Fol­low­ing five mat­ches with­out a vic­tory in the Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Man­chester Uni­ted de­feated neigh­bouring Man­chester City 1-0 thanks to a late goal by Scot­land in­ter­na­tion­al Joe Jordan.

Man­chester Uni­ted 5 Wolver­hampton Wan­derers 0, Old Traf­ford Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Oct­ober 3, 1981. Fol­low­ing a nar­row 1-0 tri­umph ag­ainst Leeds Uni­ted, Man­chester Uni­ted went on to out­class Wolver­hampton Wan­derers in their next fix­ture. North­ern Ire­land play­er Sam­my Mc­Ilroy hit a tre­ble, whi­le Frank Stapleton and Garry Birtles net­ted a goal each in the 5-0 beat­ing of Wolves.