Manchester United won one away game against a team who finished in the top-10 last season.
Manchester United icon Roy Keane has urged his former club to drastically improve their away form this season, citing a lack of personality as a key reason behind their woeful record last term.
However, there were one or two concerns for Ten Hag on and off the pitch. United picked up just one win away from Old Trafford against an opponent who finished in the top-half - that coming at Fulham in November. And their were dismal away showings against Man City, Liverpool and Brentford with United losing eight times on their travels last season.
Want to join our MUFC Pro club for a totally ad-free version of the MEN's dedicated Manchester United FC app packed with premium features? Click here.Addressing that dismal record ahead of the game with Arsenal, pundit Keane told Sky Sports: "It [their away record] is a huge concern 100 per cent. When you look at the stats, that's a bad reflection on the players that you have, because Manchester United clearly have a lot of talented players.
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