Jose Mourinho will be looking to turn Old Trafford back into the fortress it once was when he takes charge of his first competitive home game as Manchester United boss on Friday night.
Seven teams left United's home with at least a point last season, with their first opponents this term, Southampton, earning a 1-0 victory in January.
Defeats at home are something Mourinho is not used to and does not tolerate. In fact, he has suffered just nine of them during his entire managerial career.
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Mourinho suffered eight of his nine home defeats in charge of Chelsea and Real Madrid
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In 257 matches on home soil across 16 years, the Portuguese has been on the losing side less than 10 times.