Manchester United's Home Form Deteriorates After Crystal Palace Defeat

Manchester United's tumultuous season continues as they suffered their seventh home Premier League defeat, a 2-0 loss to Crystal Palace, equaling their worst home record in a single campaign. The club, now sitting 13th in the league, has seen little improvement since the arrival of new manager Ruben Amorim, who has only managed three wins in 13 matches, raising concerns about their relegation prospects. Meanwhile, the club's transfer window left fans disappointed, with a lack of significant signings reflecting their financial constraints. Despite these struggles, Manchester United is investing in technology, utilizing artificial intelligence to enhance player training and transforming Old Trafford into a smart stadium to improve fan engagement. The combination of on-field failures and off-field innovations highlights the stark contrast in the club's current situation. As the season progresses, the pressure mounts on Amorim to turn around the fortunes of this once-mighty football institution.