Manchester United manager Michael Carrick 'expects' to remain in charge despite the club sitting in the relegation zone following a dramatic 4-4 home draw against Aston Villa. United scored twice in stoppage time to rescue an unlikely point, but the result leaves Carrick's side third-bottom and a point from safety. This is Man Utd's lowest league position after 10 top-flight games since 1986/87, when they were 20th.
The draw extends United's winless run in the league to eight games, raising further doubts over Carrick's position ahead of the November international break. When questioned about his future by Sky Sports' Patrick Davison, Carrick engaged in a tense exchange, insisting he would remain in charge. 'It's not going to happen, no,' he said when asked if he might walk away. He acknowledged the team's struggles, stating, 'We haven't won enough games,' but emphasized his commitment to continue working on improvements and winning matches.
Source: Sky Sports Champions League · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing