Carrick expected to lead Manchester United against Roma

Sport · First reported 1 Nov, 08:49 · Updated 12:22

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Michael Carrick is expected to remain Manchester United head coach for Tuesday’s Champions League match against Roma, despite a 2-0 loss to Chelsea and a run of nine games without a win. His position is expected to be reviewed during the international break; a centre-side report also says the Chelsea defeat increased pressure on his job.

Carrick is expected to stay in charge for the Roma match at Old Trafford on Tuesday.
United lost 2-0 to Chelsea and have gone nine games without a win.
United’s hierarchy is expected to reconsider Carrick’s position during the international break, after the next Premier League round.

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Key facts

Next match: Roma at Old Trafford, Tuesday
Latest result: Chelsea beat United 2-0 on Saturday
Winless run: Nine games
League position: 17th, with seven points
Expected review: During the international break, after the next Premier League round