Michael Carrick Makes Decision on Quitting United Tonight After Aston Villa Draw

Michael Carrick says he is not going to resign as Manchester United head coach after their 4-4 draw with Aston Villa. United twice trailed by two goals at Old Trafford before equalising on both occasions to rescue a point from their last Premier League match before the November international break. The hosts were 2-0 down after three minutes and 40 seconds, with Alysson and Nicolas Jackson firing Villa in front early on, only for Bruno Fernandes to halve the deficit by converting a penalty before Youri Tielemans got them level just before half-time. John McGinn then scored from the spot just three minutes into the second half, and Leon Goretzka made it four soon after. However, two goals in second-half added time, first from Joshua Zirkzee and then Patrick Dorgu, meant Carrick's side avoided defeat.

Michael Carrick Makes Decision on Quitting United Tonight After Aston Villa Draw

TL;DR

  • Michael Carrick will not resign as Manchester United head coach.
  • Manchester United drew 4-4 with Aston Villa, coming back from two-goal deficits twice.
  • The team is in the relegation zone after 10 Premier League matches.
  • Manchester United has conceded 19 league goals and 30 goals across all competitions, more than any other club in Europe's top five leagues.