Yes, definitely. Effectively ended their chances of an unbeaten league win.

Second would be Wolves 3-2 City. Only God knows how a team as good as City choked a 2 goal lead.

Reply 5

IanDangerously

I’ll always remember hearing about the 0-9 and being completely stunned. It was on a Friday night and we were still away after United's game the night before and managed to get highlights on a little TV in a bar. :smile:

You get little teams beating bigger teams sometimes in the Premier League but you just don’t get a 9. Nobody scores 9!!! It’s happened ... twice in 28 seasons?

Reply 6

8013

Original post by IanDangerously

You get little teams beating bigger teams sometimes in the Premier League but you just don’t get a 9. Nobody scores 9!!! It’s happened ... twice in 28 seasons?

There is also a 9-1 win for Tottenham against Wigan.

Reply 7

Nero19

TSR Group Staff

Has to be the 0-9, surely? Such a crazy scoreline, the Watford v Liverpool result was a shock "in-season" but the Southampton vs Leicester result will be remembered forever.

Reply 8

IanDangerously

Original post by 8013

There is also a 9-1 win for Tottenham against Wigan.

I forgot about that ... I think that was about 10 years ago? and the United/Ipswich one was in 1995. So it happens once a decade on average.

Mind you with VAR now it could become more regular because red cards will increase