Post-Sack Stats: Chelsea, Man Utd & Real Madrid’s Win Rates Revealed

Chelsea, Manchester United, and Real Madrid have achieved the lowest winning rates after changing coaches, with a winning rate of 75%, and one team has a 100% win rate.

Europe’s top three giants Chelsea, Manchester United and Real Madrid all changed coaches in 2026. The sudden change surprised the outside world, but after nearly a month, results have been seen, and the results of the three teams have improved. The winning rate of the new Blue Lions coach Roxania is 80%; the winning rate of the Galaxy Fleet coach Alberua is 75%; the Red Devils caretaker coach Kavic has a winning rate of 100%. All of them have been praised by the players.

Roxonia’s winning rate is as high as 80%

Among the three giants, Chelsea were the first to change coaches, signing a six-and-a-half-year contract with Roxonia on January 6. In the first game, he led the team to a 5:1 away victory over Charlton in the third round of the English FA Cup. In the second game, although they lost 2:3 at home to Arsenal in the first leg of the League Cup semi-finals, he won 3 consecutive games in the Premier League and Europa League, with a total of 5 wins and 1 loss in each competition, with a winning rate of 80%. The team’s midfielder Andalis Santos also praised the 41-year-old Roxenia: “I have known Roxenia before, so his arrival is very important to me. He gives me a lot of confidence, not just me, but many other players as well. Everyone likes to play under him.”

Alberua leads Real Madrid to 3 consecutive wins

Albilua, who took office as Real Madrid’s new coach 6 days later, had a humiliating start in the Spanish Cup round of 16 when he lost 2:3 away to the Spanish second division team Albacete, even though he had only three minutes to play. However, he quickly adjusted. La Liga defeated Livente and Villarreal 2:0 respectively. During the period, he also defeated Monaco 6:1 at home in the Europa League, recording a 75% winning rate in 4 games. What’s more important is that he successfully repaired the broken relationship between his predecessor Xabi Alonso and the players. He took the initiative to get close to the players when he took office, and gave protective support internally and publicly. He won the hearts of the players in just half a month. The player has been obviously more hardworking and active in the last three games. Forward Mastandouano said: “Albilua and his entire coaching staff have given me a lot of confidence, which is the most important thing for the players. He is a great coach, and everyone welcomes him.”

Kavic has two consecutive “Big6” battles

As for Carwick, who returned to Manchester United on January 13 and has been in office until the end of the season, he has led two Premier League games so far. He first defeated Manchester City 2:0 at home in Manchester, and just over the weekend defeated top-ranking Arsenal 3:2 away. The winning rate reached 100% and led the team to the fourth place in the standings for the first time. Red Devils goalkeeper Navens was full of praise for the caretaker coach who came to the rescue in critical situations: “To be honest, he didn’t do anything special, he just brought us back to the basics. We have a lot of players in the team who can make a difference, but to be successful, we have to do the basics well, and Kawick does this. He is very clear about our requirements and expectations, and everyone knows his job.”

Roxonia’s winning rate is as high as 80%. AFP

Real Madrid defeated Levante and Villarreal 2-0 respectively. Associated Press

Real Madrid defeated Levante and Villarreal 2-0 respectively. Associated Press

Manchester United defeated first-place Arsenal 3:2 as a guest. Reuters

Manchester United defeated first-place Arsenal 3:2 as a guest. Reuters

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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