Are the Premier League's two Reds struggling together? Manchester United and Liverpool both drew 1-1, each with only one win in their last five matches, both standing at 22 points.

Manchester United and Liverpool, the Premier League's two Reds, have each secured 20 top-tier league championships and are the league's leading clubs, yet this season both have fallen into difficult times together.

In the 14th round of the Premier League, Liverpool played out a 1-1 draw at home against newly promoted Sunderland, while Manchester United matched the same 1-1 scoreline at home against relegation battlers West Ham United. Interestingly, in the last five Premier League matches, both Manchester United and Liverpool have only managed one win; Liverpool’s record is 1 win, 1 draw, and 3 losses, whereas Manchester United’s is 1 win, 3 draws, and 1 loss.

After 14 rounds of the Premier League, Manchester United and Liverpool coincidentally share the same total of 22 points. Manchester United has 6 wins, 4 draws, and 4 losses, while Liverpool has 7 wins, 1 draw, and 6 losses, ranking eighth and ninth respectively, both outside European competition spots. However, the points race this season is very tight; both teams are just one point behind Crystal Palace in fifth place. Given that the current Premier League European qualification system awards Champions League spots to the top five, both Manchester United and Liverpool still have a chance to climb up.

Whether it’s Manchester United’s coach Amroli or Liverpool’s coach Slott, both are managing Premier League teams for the first time and are still finding their way. Hopefully, Manchester United and Liverpool can shake off their "struggling siblings" status and quickly break into the Champions League places.

Come on, Premier League’s two Reds, Manchester United and Liverpool—you are the league’s top two giants and need to reclaim your rightful positions in the Premier League.