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#3 Performances against the 'Big Clubs'
Honestly speaking, Manchester United have never been a club that plays for a point. However, with the introduction of Mourinho, the thought has developed within the club and amongst the fans as well.
In his debut campaign for the Red Devils, Mourinho only managed to win 2 matches in 10 fixtures against the big clubs.
The manager has truly managed to turn things around this season in terms of mentality in the big games, as the side has managed to secure 4 wins against the big teams with 2 more fixtures remaining.
The squad displayed a direct brand of play against Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool, which helped them secure victories against them this season after struggling to overcome the same opponents last season.
The attacking threat and potential of the side were clearly evident while taking an early double lead against bitter rivals Arsenal and Liverpool.
The Red Devils played a brand on inspired attacking football instead of absorbing the opposition's assault at the back. The narrow margins in the defeats suffered can also be taken as a fact in the team's improvement from last season.
