The only two in the Premier League! After changing managers, the Red Devils and Blues both secured four consecutive wins, while Liverpool and Spurs fans long for a managerial change.

All fixtures for the 25th round of the Premier League are complete, where Manchester United won 2-0 against Spurs at Old Trafford, and Chelsea secured a 3-1 away victory over Wolves. Both teams have now recorded four consecutive league wins, standing out as the only clubs in the Premier League to achieve this feat simultaneously.

Previously struggling in the league, both Manchester United and Chelsea, two of the Premier League’s big six clubs, decisively dismissed their managers — Amolin and Maresca — who had both been awarded Premier League Manager of the Month this season. Subsequently, United appointed club legend Carrick as interim manager, while Chelsea hired Rossenier from their “affiliate” Strasbourg in Ligue 1 as the permanent coach. This timely correction worked wonders, as both clubs have since won four straight league matches post-managerial change, showing an immediate impact from the new appointments.

Following their four-match winning streaks in the Premier League, Manchester United and Chelsea both rank within the top five. With the current European competition points system, the top five are guaranteed Champions League qualification this season. After 25 rounds, Manchester United sits fourth with 44 points from 12 wins, 8 draws, and 5 losses, while Chelsea is fifth with 43 points from 12 wins, 7 draws, and 6 losses, leading sixth-placed Liverpool by 4 points. Clearly, the remarkable performance after their managerial changes has given United and Chelsea a strong advantage and initiative in the battle for a top-five finish.

Liverpool’s manager Klopp and lower-half Spurs’ coach Flick both show limited capabilities, making it increasingly difficult for Liverpool to secure a top-five spot, while Spurs face a relegation battle. As a result, fans of both Liverpool and Spurs are eager for their clubs to replace managers, hoping to replicate the transformative effect seen at Manchester United and Chelsea after their coaching changes.