The duo have started together seven times, winning four, drawing three, but – most crucially – losing none.
Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo have never lost when playing together for Man UnitedReuters
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During those games, they have conceded a mere 0.7 goals per game, while picking up an average of 2.1 points per outing.
Meanwhile, when the pair don't play the results are far shakier.
In the ten matches where the pair have not played, United have once again won four and drawn three, but this time they've lost a further three matches.
Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo have formed a fiery centre-back combinationGetty Images
On top of that, they have shipped over a goal per game, at 1.2, while only accumulating 1.5 points per game.
Simply put, the Old Trafford outfit are a far superior outfit when Jones and Rojo line up alongside each other.
The pair both started this weekend's 2-0 away win at West Brom as United closed the gap on the top four to just four points and pulled seven points away from the Baggies.
So Mr Mourinho, Mr Woodward; save your money and build around RoJones...
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