Manchester United's victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers this afternoon has seen them set a new mark for the longest away unbeaten record in English football history.
The Red Devils have now gone 28 matches without losing on their travels, a run which includes 18 wins and 10 draws.
Liverpool were the last home team to beat Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side back in January 2020, more than 19 months ago.
Man United's long run looked in doubt at stages of their trip to Molineux, with David de Gea pulling off a sensational double save to keep the scores level at 0-0.
Mason Greenwood then scored the only goal of the game with 10 minutes remaining, maintaining his record of finding the back of the net in every Premier League game so far this season.
The 1-0 triumph sees Man United overtake the record previously held by Arsenal's Invincibles, who went 27 away games unbeaten between 2003 and 2004 before seeing that run ended by the Red Devils themselves.
The victory takes Solskjaer's men up to seven points from their three games this season - one of five teams who trail leaders Tottenham Hotspur by two points.
