The profitless start of Manchester United of the campaign continued on Sunday when Ruben Amorim's side was held to a 1-1 draw by Fulham.
After back-to-back record-breaking poor starts to seasons, Amorim hoped to have United had the blocks fly after a full preseason with his team for the first time.
Ultimately, United will continue to add, despite many of the signs for optimism of the defeat of the opening day to Arsenal.
In Craven Cottage, Leny Yoro explained pressure on Fulham's Rodrigo Muniz, who then changed the ball into his own net to lead United.
The equalizer of Emile Smith-Rowe in front of Marco Silva later in the second half meant that an unwanted record for Yoro continues to stretch.
Journalist Daniel Storey pointed out X (formerly Twitter) that Yoro still has to start in a victory for United against a current Premier League team.
The signing of the French center was praised as a coup for United when they secured his signature last summer after an impressive breakout campaign in Ligue 1 with Lille.
However, a foot injury suffered in a friendly with Arsenal during a preseason, initially limited his involvement among the then boss Erik ten Hag.
Yoro started making 12 Premier League-Start last season, with a 3-2 victory since then the some time of Relegated Ipswich the only time of those he found on the winning side.
Another absence to secure all three points this weekend has damaged the profit percentage of Amorim since he took the lead at Old Trafford.
In the ten months since Amorim assumed the manager Hot chair at United, the former Sporting Lisbon boss has now taken the lead on 29 Premier League matches.
United from those games have succeeded in walking away in total with only 28 points.
As a result, Amorim's Premier League -Win percentage as a manager is currently a gloomy 24.7%.
That figure, comments Optajoe, is the same as Neil Warnock's about his 112 games in the English top flight, while he was regularly in charge of sides threatened by relegation.
It also leaves Amorim behind with a worse profit percentage at United than Under-Fire West Ham boss Graham Potter has succeeded since the Hammers in January.
The Statistics Platform also noted that of the teams in Europe's top five competitions, only Series A's Genoa – who won only one of their first ten league games last season – failed in more occasions in the first half than United since the start of the 24/25 campaign.
United's hunt for a first competition gain of the campaign will extend to Gameweek Three when they host on Saturday for newly promoted Burnley.
In the meantime, Amorim gets the chance to continue to refine his tactics to meet the English game.
On Tuesday United will travel to Blundell Park to include League Two Grimsby in the second round of the EFL Cup.
The game marks the first time that the two teams have met in a competitive match since 1948 when the Mariners United held in a 1-1 draw in a top flight collision.