Manchester United have set an unwanted Premier League record - before they even kick a ball against Manchester City .
The Red Devils have been quoted as big as 6/1 by some bookmakers to beat their rivals at Old Trafford - the longest price they have ever been for a home game in the top flight.
They are 11/2 to take the three points with Ladbrokes, the highest the bookie has quoted for a United home Premier League game.
The previous longest was 11/5 in the same fixture last season.
United's odds come after a run of six defeats in eight games.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was appointed as the club's permanent manager on March 28, having won 14 of his first 17 games in charge before back-to-back losses against Arsenal and Wolves .
A further defeat to Wolves, two losses against Barcelona and Sunday's 4-0 humbling by Everton have followed leaving bookies in no doubt of the result on Wednesday night.
It's a crucial match for both sides with City needing a win to leapfrog Liverpool at the top of the table.
United, meanwhile, are trying to keep pace in the race for the top four with two of themselves, Tottenham , Arsenal and Chelsea set to miss out on a place in next season's Champions League.
