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Bruno Fernandes: United Win Saves Carrick's Job
Bruno Fernandes says Manchester United's 3-2 win over Roma doesn't need to save Michael Carrick's job after 10-game win streak.
In brief
Bruno Fernandes says Manchester United's 3-2 win over Roma doesn't need to save Michael Carrick's job after 10-game win streak. Manchester United's 3-2 comeback win against Roma means players don't need to save Michael Carrick's job after his first win in 10 games. Originally reported by Sky Sports.
United's comeback win
Manchester United beat Roma 3-2 after two early goals.
Fernandes supports Carrick
Bruno Fernandes says players don't need to save Michael Carrick's job after their first win in 10 games.
Carrick's job at risk
Carrick's tenure was hanging on after a 3-0 loss to Bournemouth.
Fernandes on bench
Fernandes was named on the bench after publicly questioning tactics in a 4-1 loss to Como.
Fernandes' post-match comments
Fernandes said the manager made decisions and he accepts them without changing his belief in the team.
Carrick's response
Carrick called the win 'important' but refused to get carried away with the result.
Rooney's praise
Wayne Rooney said Carrick deserves credit for inspiring the second-half comeback.
Next match
Manchester United faces Aston Villa on Sunday to potentially save Carrick's job.
The main idea
Manchester United's 3-2 comeback win against Roma means players don't need to save Michael Carrick's job after his first win in 10 games.
