English Premier League Manchester United 1 Fulham 1 90 minutes plus 2 played. In progress

Manchester United are unbeaten in their last 16 Premier League games against Fulham (W13 D3), since a 3-0 away loss in December 2009.

Fulham have lost 13 of their 16 Premier League away games against Manchester United (W1 D2), with their only victory coming under Chris Coleman in October 2003.

Fulham beat Arsenal 2-1 at the end of December – only once have they ever won consecutive Premier League games against sides that finished in the top four the previous season, beating Liverpool in the October and Manchester United in the December in 2009.

After a run of two wins in eight Premier League games in December and January (D2 L4), Manchester United have won all four so far in February. They last had a 100% win rate in a month in which they played 5+ Premier League games in January 2009 (5/5).

Fulham have won just 24% of their Premier League points in away games this season (7/29), the lowest ratio in the division. Indeed, since winning at Everton in their opening game of the season, the Cottagers are winless in 11 on the road (D4 L7).

Manchester United have scored 17 goals across their last seven Premier League games, at an average of 2.4 per game. They’d averaged just 1.0 goal per game across their first 18 league games this season (18 in 18).

Rasmus Højlund has scored in each of his last six Premier League appearances – the only Manchester United player to score in more consecutive games in the competition is Ruud van Nistelrooy (10 in 2003 and 8 in 2001-2002).

Bruno Fernandes has scored the winning goal in both of Manchester United’s last two Premier League meetings with Fulham, including a second half stoppage time winner in the reverse fixture in November. In all competitions, he’s scored four in his last three against the Cottagers.

Rodrigo Muniz has scored in each of last three Premier League games, netting four of Fulham’s six goals in total in these games. He’d gone 23 league games without a goal with the Cottagers and Middlesbrough combined before this run.

Since his Premier League debut for Manchester United, Bruno Fernandes has created more chances than any other player in the competition (405). He’s also created a league-high 72 chances for his teammates in the competition this term.