Old Trafford failed to cope with a biblical rainstorm as the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand roof leaked and water gushed down the stands after the 1-0 defeat to Arsenal.
Footage also showed rain streaming down inside the tunnel and in front of balconies that accommodate hospitality guests.
United have explored the feasibility of a new roof and have detailed plans in place for a possible replacement on the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand. However, club sources say it would be a multimillion-pound project with multiyear engineering work that would cause significant disruption to stadium operations. United would also incur huge operational costs.
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