Manchester United finds itself in a precarious situation just weeks into the Premier League campaign. According to data from Opta's supercomputer, the team now has a 10.95% likelihood of being relegated, while their chances of securing a spot in the Champions League have plummeted to a mere 4.18%. Following a disheartening 3-0 loss in the derby against Manchester City and an early exit from the Carabao Cup at the hands of Grimsby Town, the pressure is mounting on manager Ruben Amorim. With only one victory in their initial league matches, the team's win rate stands at a disappointing 26%. Despite the mounting challenges, Amorim remains steadfast in his approach, refusing to alter his tactical philosophy. In the meantime, Liverpool and Arsenal are currently at the forefront of the title race, while Crystal Palace emerges as an unexpected contender for Champions League qualification. Burnley, Wolves, and Sunderland are among the teams facing the greatest risk of relegation.