Man Utd hit 40-year low ahead of fiery Leeds clash
MANCHESTER: Manchester United travel to historic rivals Leeds on Sunday with pressure mounting on manager Michael Carrick, while Manchester City aim to extend their perfect Premier League start despite the uncertainty over their future.
Manchester United are set to face historic rivals Leeds on Sunday, with growing pressure on manager Michael Carrick amid their worst league start in 40 years. The team only added three midfielders during the transfer window despite a recent defeat to Atletico Madrid. Defender Lisandro Martinez criticized the club's hierarchy for a lack of investment.
Leeds has not beaten United since 2002, but Carrick sees the upcoming game as an opportunity to bounce back. Meanwhile, Manchester City, who have won all six league games so far, could face sanctions for breaking financial rules. City's situation has left the league in uncertainty, but the team remains focused on their upcoming match against Ipswich on Saturday.
Brighton, on the other hand, could be one of the big winners if City faces severe sanctions. The Seagulls are just two points behind second-placed Arsenal and will face Crystal Palace in a grudge match on Sunday.
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