Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium is dealing with a mouse infestation, which has impacted the venue’s food hygiene rating. The stadium, originally built in 1910 and last renovated in 2006, has faced several issues in recent years.

Manchester United have had their hygiene rating slashed after a mice infestation at Old Trafford. Mice droppings were discovered on a visit last month by an environmental health inspector who responded by dropping United’s food hygiene rating from four stars to two and ordered improvements to be made. The maximum rating is five stars.

Manchester United has been slapped with a food hygiene rating of two after mouse droppings were found during a recent inspection. Environmental health officers have downgraded the hygiene rating of the Old Trafford football ground, on Sir Matt Busby Way, from a four to a two following the inspection in November.

Manchester United finds itself tackling an unusual off-field challenge, as Old Trafford battles a rodent infestation that has cast a shadow over

Manchester United’s food hygiene rating takes hit after mice infestation - The news comes as the club are considering whether to renovate or knock down the iconic stadium

Manchester United is facing challenges both on and off the field. The Old Trafford stadium has been hit with a mouse infestation, leading to a food hygiene rating drop to two stars. The club is also addressing a leaking roof issue.