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Manchester United edged Everton 1-0 at Hill Dickinson Stadium thanks to Benjamin Sesko’s counter-attacking finish after a 70-yard run, with Senne Lammens making a key late save. Interim boss Michael Carrick lauded the team’s spirit and defensive effort and signaled confidence in Sesko’s development as United move to 48 points, three behind Aston Villa and three ahead of Chelsea and Liverpool for a top-four place.
Benjamin Šeško credits Manchester United’s work rate under caretaker Michael Carrick as ‘definitely different’ from Ruben Amorim’s era, after a 94th-minute winner over Fulham that sealed a third straight Premier League win. The praise highlights questions about Amorim’s departure and whether United can sustain the higher intensity amid ongoing possession and performance concerns.
Manchester United came from behind to beat Arsenal 3-2 in north London, with Matheus Cunha’s late strike sealing the win as Michael Carrick’s bold lineup and game management sparked a turnaround, reviving the title race and casting fresh scrutiny on Arsenal’s form under pressure.
Michael Carrick’s return as United boss yielded a complete 2-0 victory over City at Old Trafford, powered by Kobbie Mainoo and Casemiro in midfield and a Maguire–Martinez defence that neutralised Haaland. The performance, praised by pundits and fans alike, offered a glimpse of United’s renewed DNA and a foundation to build consistency on after a turbulent period.
Manchester United are set to announce Michael Carrick as interim manager, with Darren Fletcher staying on as part of the coaching team and Jonathan Woodgate eyed as staff; Carrick will have backing to strengthen the squad, including potential pursuit of Ruben Neves, and will begin with a derby against Manchester City followed by a run of 17 league games aimed at securing Champions League qualification.
Manchester United look set to appoint Michael Carrick as interim boss, continuing a pattern of caretakers since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement. The article outlines a playbook for Carrick: start with a winning run to stabilise the club, avoid inflammatory press conferences, don’t overstay the interim role, make necessary on-pitch changes and inject energy while balancing respect for United’s history, and work within limited resources as the season ends with a fight for Europe.
Manchester United appointed Michael Carrick as interim head coach for the rest of the 2025-26 season, naming his backroom staff and setting his first match against rivals Manchester City at Old Trafford. The move follows Ruben Amorim’s sacking, with Carrick returning after a prior caretaker spell and the process overseen by Jason Wilcox and Omar Berrada, with approval from the club’s owners. Carrick expressed honour and confidence in leading the squad to deliver performances for the fans.
Michael Carrick was appointed Manchester United’s interim head coach until the end of the season, bringing Steve Holland and Jonathan Woodgate to his backroom staff alongside Jonny Evans, Travis Binnion and Craig Mawson. A former United midfielder, Carrick previously led three games in 2021 and was chosen after director of football Jason Wilcox led the recruitment process, with the club stressing he will help lift standards and unite the squad as they pursue results this season; Darren Fletcher will return to academy duties.
Manchester United is in early talks with former players Darren Fletcher, Michael Carrick, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to serve as caretaker manager until the end of the season following the sacking of Ruben Amorim, with Carrick considered a serious candidate and plans to appoint a permanent manager in the summer.