Red Devils' struggle to keep clean sheets continues... | OneFootball

Ruben Amorim's Manchester United are a lighting rod for criticism and the Portuguese coach and his side will cop more flak for surrendering the lead in a 1-1 draw with struggling West Ham on Thursday night. 

A goal to the good after Diogo Dalot's close range strike just prior to the hour mark, the Red Devils looked on course for three points until the wheels came off in the latter stages. 

Hammers midfielder Soungoutou Magassa equalised from close range on 83 minutes and the Londoners could well have snatched victory late on if they had converted a string of gilt-edged chances. 

Now eighth in the Premier League table, there have been signs that United have improved this season, but expectations at Old Trafford are high - particularly given they have no European football - and their defensive stats are an area of concern. 

The Red Devils have shipped 21 goals during their 14 top flight games to date, and have worryingly managed just one league clean sheet over the campaign to date - in a 2-0 home win over Sunderland in early October. 

Only winless Wolves (0) have kept fewer shutouts than Amorim's side this term, and a trip to Molineux lies in store this coming Monday.

A nil-nil looks unlikely! 

Fewest Premier League clean sheets this season