Manchester United Data
Premiership · Matchday 24

Stoke City v Manchester United

2–1
HT 1–0
Saturday 1st February 2014 · Britannia Stadium, Stoke · Att: 26,547

Manchester United lost 1–2 to Stoke City at Britannia Stadium, Stoke on Saturday 1st February 2014 in the Premiership. Robin van Persie (47') scored for United.

Timeline

Running score
  1. Kick Off
  2. 11' Rafael da Silva for Evans
  3. 38' Charlie Adam 1–0
  4. 45' Danny Welbeck for Jones
  5. Half Time 1–0
  6. 47' Robin van Persie Assist: Juan Mata 1–1
  7. 52' Charlie Adam Assist: Marko Arnautovic 2–1
  8. 54' Wayne Rooney
  9. 58' Jonathan Walters
  10. 78' Javier Hernandez for van Persie
  11. 83' Michael Carrick
  12. 90' Geoff Cameron
  13. Full Time 2–1

Match Facts

Starting XI

Stoke City Lineup

4-5-1
Starting XI
1 Asmir Begovic G
3 Erik Pieters LB
6 Glenn Whelan LM
9 Peter Odemwingie AM-R
10 Marko Arnautovic AM-L
12 Marc Wilson CD-L
16 Charlie Adam RM ⚽
17 Ryan Shawcross CD-R
19 Jonathan Walters AM
20 Geoff Cameron RB
25 Peter Crouch F
Substitutes
5 Marc Muniesa
8 Wilson Palacios on
23 John Guidetti
24 Oussama Assaidi on
29 Thomas Sorensen
30 Ryan Shotton
32 Stephen Ireland on

Opposition lineup via ESPN. Opposition players do not have profile pages on this site.

Managers

MUFC
David Moyes
Manchester United
OPP
Mark Hughes
Stoke City

Match Information

Man Utd
4-2-3-1
Formation
Stoke City
4-5-1
Man Utd Stoke City
58%
Possession
42%
14
Shots
10
6
Shots on Target
5
9
Corners
6
7
Fouls
16
3
Offsides
3

United vs Stoke City History

Meeting 100 of 108
108
Played
44
Won
36
Drawn
28
Lost
166
Goals For
127
Goals Against
All-time record, from the first meeting on Saturday 7th January 1893. After this match United had played Stoke City 100 times: 41W 32D 27L.
All-timePWDLFAWin%
Home 5329177 1014354.7
Away 53141920 617926.4
Neutral 2101 4550.0
All 108 meetings with Stoke City →

Match results, lineups and goalscorers compiled from mufcinfo.com; advanced match statistics (xG, shots, possession) via FBref and FotMob where available. Last updated 29 September 2026. How we compile this data →