Carrick fights for Man Utd job ahead of international break
LONDON: Michael Carrick takes charge of Manchester United for what could be the last time against Aston Villa this weekend as he battles to save his job despite a morale-boosting midweek victory over Roma.
Michael Carrick is set to manage Manchester United in what may be his final game against Aston Villa this weekend as he fights to retain his position. United's recent turnaround after a nine-game winless run, culminating in a 3-2 victory over Roma, has given Carrick some breathing room, but his future remains uncertain ahead of the international break.
Elsewhere, Manchester City face Nottingham Forest in a critical Premier League match, struggling with points deductions hanging over them following a recent financial misconduct investigation. Tottenham Hotspur have recently turned their fortunes around, winning three consecutive matches and currently sitting in mid-table, just four points behind leaders Arsenal.
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