Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's audition to get the Manchester United job permanently is going tremendously and he's broken a plethora of records during his interim stint in the Old Trafford.
In 15 games in charge, Solskjaer has guided United to 12 wins, two draws and one defeat - that coming against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League round of 16 first leg.
Solskjaer boasts a win percentage of 80% and has more wins this season than the man he replaced, Jose Mourinho, achieved prior to his dismissal. 'The Special One' won just 10 out of 24 in all competitions this term.
What's more, Solskjaer has equalled the Premier League win record for a new boss and also holds the record for the biggest points tally a top-flight manager in their first opening ten games.
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The 0-0 draw with Liverpool last Sunday took him to 26 points, which edged out the previous record set by Guus Hiddink when he had an excellent first temporary stint in charge of Chelsea.
United returned to winning ways on Wednesday with a 3-1 win over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park and it continued their perfect away record.
In fact, it's the first time United have won eight games away from home on the trot in all competitions. Sir Alex Ferguson managed seven consecutive victories on the road on two occasions but he's been surpassed by his former striker.
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Moreover, the 26-year old has matched a feat from another former United manager - as Ron Atkinson was the last Red Devils boss to come away with wins in away games against Tottenham, Arsenal and Chelsea.
1984/85 was the season in which it happened, with United beating Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, grinding out a 1-0 win at Highbury and then edging out Spurs 2-1 at White Hart Lane.
In Solskjaer's time 'at the wheel', he has claimed a 1-0 win over Spurs at Wembley, defeated Arsenal comfortably 3-1 in the FA Cup before tasting a 2-0 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the next round.
Following his incredible work thus far, it now looks increasingly likely that club will reward Solskjaer's efforts with a permanent position after it was revealed that no other current manager or coach has been approached to discuss the position.
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ESPN report that Solskjaer is the only serious candidate for the full-time job.
The report also indicates that the 46-year-old has moved ahead of Mauricio Pochettino and Massimiliano Allegri in the pecking order - two individuals who have yet to be approached about the position.
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