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Ralf Rangnick marks 100 days as Manchester United's interim manager on the back of a thrilling win over Tottenham - but their form under his control remains patchy.

Cristiano Ronaldo's brilliant hat-trick saw off Spurs 3-2 to secure Rangnick's ninth victory from 19 games in charge.

That 47 per cent ratio is lower than any of Man United's permanent managers since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in their equivalent opening stretch.

Here's a detailed look at Rangnick's tenure so and how the German head coach compares to his predecessors.

Won 9, drawn 8, lost 2, scored 28, conceded 19

Having lost their way under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who was sacked after a humiliating 4-1 defeat to relegation-threatened Watford, United were unbeaten in their first five games under Rangnick.

That included a disappointing draw with Newcastle and another against Swiss side Young Boys in a Champions League dead rubber - and when the run ended with defeat to Wolves at Old Trafford, questions were asked over United's progress under their new regime with Rangnick in post for the season with a planned consultancy role to follow.

His only other defeat so far came in thumping fashion against derby rivals Manchester City last week, although United were eliminated from the FA Cup on penalties by Championship side Middlesbrough after one of their