Manchester United finds itself tackling an unusual off-field challenge, as Old Trafford battles a rodent infestation that has cast a shadow over

The discovery of mouse droppings at Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium has led inspectors to downgrade the football club's food hygiene rating.

Manchester United have had their hygiene rating slashed after a mice infestation at Old Trafford. Mice droppings were discovered on a visit last month by an environmental health inspector who responded by dropping United’s food hygiene rating from four stars to two and ordered improvements to be made. The maximum rating is five stars.

Manchester United have called in pest control after hygiene inspectors found Old Trafford had been hit by an infestation of mice, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe facing fresh stadium issues

Manchester United have been hit by a mice infestation as the stadium's hygiene rating has been dramatically slashed by health inspectors. Man United are struggling on and off the pitch judging by a new report.

OLD TRAFFORD is reportedly suffering from an infestation of MICE after rodent droppings were found in food kiosks and plush suites. The discovery was made during a visit to Manchester United’s

Hygiene inspectors are investigating an infestation of mice at Manchester United's Old Trafford ground. On the pitch it's been a season to forget for the Red Devils, who currently sit 13th in the Premier League table and sacked boss Erik ten Hag in October - with new gaffer Ruben Amorim enduring a mixed start to life in the Old Trafford hot seat,

Droppings were discovered on a recent visit by hygiene inspectors and the club slapped with a two-star rating, way short of the maximum five.