The best in Europe! Man Utd go past Barcelona as unbeaten league run stretches to 14

Posted Thursday, February 02, 2017 by Goal.com

The Red Devils may have only drawn at home to Hull City on Wednesday but the result was a significant one in extending their unbeaten sequence

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho may have been frustrated not to collect all three points against Hull City but it did preserve their impressive unbeaten run at least.

The Red Devils have now gone 14 games without suffering defeat in the Premier League, with their last loss in England's top flight coming at the hands of Chelsea back in October.

The Red Devils may have only drawn at home to Hull City on Wednesday but the result was a significant one in extending their unbeaten sequence

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho may have been frustrated not to collect all three points against Hull City but it did preserve their impressive unbeaten run at least.

The Red Devils have now gone 14 games without suffering defeat in the Premier League, with their last loss in England's top flight coming at the hands of Chelsea back in October.

United's unbeaten run in all competitions had stretched to 17 matches before they were defeated 2-1 by Hull City in the EFL Cup semi-final second leg.

That result wasn't enough to stop them reaching Wembley, although it did mean they missed out on the chance of moving joint sixth in the all-time list of the club's unbeaten runs.

Mourinho's side now travel to Leicester City on Sunday as they look to make it 15 games unbeaten in the league and keep pace with the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool in the top-four race.

Indeed, United could have moved to within three points of second-placed Tottenham had they beaten Hull on Wednesday night, with the point meaning they remain four behind Pep Guardiola's City in fourth.