Neville Tells Carrick to Stop Protecting Manchester United Players
Gary Neville has told Michael Carrick to stop publicly defending Manchester United’s players and called for a reset of the team’s defensive structure.
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Carrick and Cunha Disagree Over Manchester United’s Energy Levels
Michael Carrick and Matheus Cunha offered contrasting assessments of Manchester United’s energy levels after the 1-1 draw at Fulham.
United Take 29 Shots at Fulham but Generate Just 1.59 xG
Manchester United attempted 29 shots at Fulham but generated just 1.59 xG, almost identical to Fulham’s 1.57 from 12 attempts.
Šeško Injury Reportedly a Flare-Up of Previous Shin Problem
Benjamin Šeško’s absence at Fulham has been linked to a flare-up of the shin injury that disrupted the end of last season and his preparation for the current campaign.
Premier League Releases VAR Conversation Behind United Penalty Rejection
The Premier League Match Centre has published the officials’ conversation behind Manchester United’s late handball appeal against Calvin Bassey at Fulham.
United Fans Boo Mainoo Substitution as Frustration Grows Around Carrick
Manchester United supporters booed Michael Carrick’s decision to substitute Kobbie Mainoo during the 1-1 draw at Fulham before singing the midfielder’s name.
Baleba Makes Manchester United Bench but Debut Wait Continues
Carlos Baleba was named in a Manchester United matchday squad for the first time but remained an unused substitute in the 1-1 draw at Fulham.
Manchester United Equal Their Worst Five-Game Premier League Start
Manchester United have collected five points from five Premier League games, matching their lowest total at this stage of a season.
Carrick Says United ‘Should’ve Won’ as Neville Condemns Second-Half Spell
Michael Carrick said Manchester United should have beaten Fulham, while Gary Neville called one second-half spell the worst 15 minutes he has ever seen United play.
Arbeloa Claims Officials Would Not ‘Let Manchester United Lose’ at Fulham
Fulham manager Álvaro Arbeloa accused officials of favouring Manchester United after the 1-1 draw and linked his criticism to last weekend’s Manchester derby controversy.