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Manchester United 4-4 Aston Villa: Michael Carrick was applauded off as his players rescued an extraordinary draw, even though his side remained 18th in the Premier League and on an eight-game winless run
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The Manchester United boss, meanwhile, said he has not been told if he will remain in charge next week
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Leeds 1-0 Tottenham: Harry Wilson and Noah Okafor combined 97 seconds after coming off the bench to produce the winner at Elland Road
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As the club celebrate the 40th anniversary since the great Scot arrived at Old Trafford from Aberdeen, it is the task of following in Sir Alex’s footsteps that now appears to be ‘the impossible dream’, writes Richard Jolly
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United skipper Fernandes was benched last month after criticising Carrick’s tactics but conceded the boss had been right in an interview following the remarkable 3-2 comeback win over Roma
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Man United 3-2 Roma: Carrick was on the brink of the sack at 2-0 down inside 20 minutes but United ended their nine-game winless streak in remarkable fashion
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Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal: Kai Havertz’s scored a first-half goal and the Gunners then clung on to seal a first win at Anfield since 2012
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Manchester City 0-1 Brighton: The visitors started with a XI worth around £160m. City’s was £750m, yet it is Hurzeler’s increasingly impressive side who continue to defy expectations
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Carrick insists unpleasant but necessary conversations are happening between coaches, players and the hierarchy at Old Trafford
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Iraola’s side still feel like a work in progress but they have turned a corner and can make a statement against the champions on Sunday, writes Richard Jolly