跑动数据：曼联垫底

Full Screen 1/4 SLIDES © Provided by BSkyB 2/4 SLIDES © Provided by BSkyB 3/4 SLIDES © Provided by BSkyB 4/4 SLIDES © Provided by BSkyB 4/4 SLIDES 1Manchester United are bottom of the Premier League for distance covered but face one of the most tireless teams in Burnley this Sunday. 2United have hit form with back-to-back league wins and extended their unbeaten run to 22 games after a 2-0 victory over Chelsea on Sunday. 3But Jose Mourinho's men only cover a league-low 106km per game on average and face the league's fifth-most agile team in Burnley, live on Sky Sports this Sunday, with the Clarets running an impressive 113.7km per game 4Burnley have run 462km more than the Red Devils this term - the same distance as Burnley to London, albeit having played two more games. When it comes to individual players, United defender Eric Bailly covers the least distance of any outfield Premier League player to have played more than 90 minutes this season, with 7.99km per game. A host of his team-mates are among the league's least mobile players, including Phil Jones (8.89km), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (8.95km), Anthony Martial (9.16km) and Chris Smalling (9.21km). 5Burnley's James Tarkowski tops the two teams with 15.16km per game, followed by team-mates Michael Knightly (13.06km), Ashley Westwood (12.80km) and George Boyd (11.57km). 6For United, Jesse Lingard (12.04km), Juan Mata (11.97km) and Marouane Fellaini (11.71km) cover the greatest distance. Liverpool cover the most distance per game with 116.9km, followed by Manchester City (115.0km), West Brom (114.4km) and Tottenham (114.1km). Of players that have played more than 500 minutes, Bournemouth's Dan Gosling tops the league with a lung-busting 13.22km per game on average, followed by Liverpool's Adam Lallana on 12.24km per game. 7Swansea's Gylfi Sigurdsson has run the farthest of players playing more than 3,000 Premier League minutes this season, covering 376km in total - that's the equivalent of nine marathons. Tottenham playmaker Christian Eriksen is the league's second-top runner on 370km, followed by N'Golo Kante (361km), Sam Clucas (360km) and James Milner (356km). 8Perhaps surprisingly, Southampton striker Shane Long is the Premier League's fastest player this season, hitting 35.31km/h against Watford in August. Manchester United's Marcus Rashford is the runner-up on 35.21km/h, followed by Matt Phillips (35.20km/h), Lynden Gooch, Brad Smith (both 35.19km/h) and Kyle Walker (35.18km/h). 9Rashford's pace rattled Chelsea during United's win at Old Trafford on Sunday and could be deployed against the Clarets this weekend. 10But Burnley have their own speedy striker in Andre Gray, who has a top speed of 34.87km/h. Interestingly, Middlesbrough speed merchant Adama Traore has only matched veteran United midfielder Ashley Young on 34.97km/h.