Following extraordinary comebacks vs Roma and Aston Villa, has Michael Carrick done enough to save his job at Manchester United? Read the full story.

Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick addressed his future following a dramatic 4-4 Premier League draw against Aston Villa on Sunday. Despite trailing by two goals twice, United salvaged a point with stoppage-time strikes from Joshua Zirkzee and Patrick Dorgu. Carrick stated he remains clear on the team's required direction and expects to continue working with the squad to win matches.
The result leaves Manchester United winless in eight league games, marking their worst start to a campaign since 1972 amid ongoing fan protests against ownership. Writer Ben Gray argues that while United's upcoming trip to Liverpool makes this international break the critical time for a managerial change, Carrick appears likely to remain in charge.
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