Manchester United embarked on their busiest month of the season in April, playing nine matches in just over four weeks. We as supporters knew that it was going to be tough and there would be a risk that the already lengthy injury list would be lengthened with United trying to make it until the end of the season. Before the match against West Bromwich Albion, United languished in fifth place in the Premier League with 52 points, two games in hand over Liverpool in fourth and one in hand over Manchester City (third), Tottenham Hotspur (second) and Chelsea (first). Let’s see how United fared during April and whether they advanced their chances to earning a fourth-placed fi… Read more