Season

2022-23

Manchester UnitedErik ten Hag

3rdleague finish

of 20 in the Premier League

+0.7
goal difference
1.7 scored · 1.0 conceded
62
Played
66%
Win rate

Season in brief

3rd of 20 in the Premier League, up from 6th the year before. Home win rate 82%, away 50% — the gap that season. Lifted the League Cup, beating Newcastle United in the final. Lost the FA Cup final to Manchester City. Marcus Rashford led the scoring with 30 goals (scorer data covers 100% of the 108 United scored).

A final lost. 1–2 v Manchester City, 3 Jun 2023 · FA Cup

The Premier League table

Final standings · 20 clubs · United and the clubs around them

  1. 1Manchester City38P · 28W 5D 5L · GD +6189
  2. 2Arsenal38P · 26W 6D 6L · GD +4584
  3. 3Manchester United38P · 23W 6D 9L · GD +1575
  4. 4Newcastle United38P · 19W 14D 5L · GD +3571
  5. 5Liverpool38P · 19W 10D 9L · GD +2867
  7. 19Leeds United38P · 7W 10D 21L · GD -3031
  8. 20Southampton38P · 6W 7D 25L · GD -3725

Slice: the final Premier League table for 2022-23, every club computed from the full league results.

Coverage: complete — all results known.

Points follow the era’s rule (two then three for a win); the order uses goal average before 1976–77 and goal difference after. The faint foot marks the lower reaches — exact relegation places varied by era.

The season, match by match

62 matches
7 Aug 2022 v Brighton & Hove Albion: 1–213 Aug 2022 @ Brentford: 0–422 Aug 2022 v Liverpool: 2–127 Aug 2022 @ Southampton: 1–01 Sep 2022 @ Leicester City: 1–04 Sep 2022 v Arsenal: 3–18 Sep 2022 v Real Sociedad: 0–115 Sep 2022 @ FC Sheriff Tiraspol: 2–02 Oct 2022 @ Manchester City: 3–66 Oct 2022 @ AC Omonia: 3–29 Oct 2022 @ Everton: 2–113 Oct 2022 v AC Omonia: 1–016 Oct 2022 v Newcastle United: 0–019 Oct 2022 v Tottenham Hotspur: 2–022 Oct 2022 @ Chelsea: 1–127 Oct 2022 v FC Sheriff Tiraspol: 3–030 Oct 2022 v West Ham United: 1–03 Nov 2022 @ Real Sociedad: 1–06 Nov 2022 @ Aston Villa: 1–310 Nov 2022 v Aston Villa: 4–213 Nov 2022 @ Fulham: 2–121 Dec 2022 v Burnley: 2–027 Dec 2022 v Nottingham Forest: 3–031 Dec 2022 @ Wolverhampton Wanderers: 1–03 Jan 2023 v AFC Bournemouth: 3–06 Jan 2023 v Everton: 3–110 Jan 2023 v Charlton Athletic: 3–014 Jan 2023 v Manchester City: 2–118 Jan 2023 @ Crystal Palace: 1–122 Jan 2023 @ Arsenal: 2–325 Jan 2023 @ Nottingham Forest: 3–028 Jan 2023 v Reading: 3–11 Feb 2023 v Nottingham Forest: 2–04 Feb 2023 v Crystal Palace: 2–18 Feb 2023 v Leeds United: 2–212 Feb 2023 @ Leeds United: 2–016 Feb 2023 @ FC Barcelona: 2–219 Feb 2023 v Leicester City: 3–023 Feb 2023 v FC Barcelona: 2–126 Feb 2023 n Newcastle United: 2–01 Mar 2023 v West Ham United: 3–15 Mar 2023 @ Liverpool: 0–79 Mar 2023 v Real Betis: 4–112 Mar 2023 v Southampton: 0–016 Mar 2023 @ Real Betis: 1–019 Mar 2023 v Fulham: 3–12 Apr 2023 @ Newcastle United: 0–25 Apr 2023 v Brentford: 1–08 Apr 2023 v Everton: 2–013 Apr 2023 v Sevilla: 2–216 Apr 2023 @ Nottingham Forest: 2–020 Apr 2023 @ Sevilla: 0–323 Apr 2023 n Brighton & Hove Albion: 0–027 Apr 2023 @ Tottenham Hotspur: 2–230 Apr 2023 v Aston Villa: 1–04 May 2023 @ Brighton & Hove Albion: 0–17 May 2023 @ West Ham United: 0–113 May 2023 v Wolverhampton Wanderers: 2–020 May 2023 @ AFC Bournemouth: 1–025 May 2023 v Chelsea: 4–128 May 2023 v Fulham: 2–13 Jun 2023 n Manchester City: 1–2
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Every match in order — wins above the line, losses below, bar height the goal margin.