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Como 4 Man Utd 1: Michael Carrick Fighting for Job After Italian Humiliation

Bruno Fernandes questioned Manchester United’s tactics after the club’s sixth straight winless match, as manager Michael Carrick apologized to traveling fans.

  • On Wednesday, Manchester United suffered a 4-1 defeat to Como in the Champions League, extending their winless run to seven matches across all competitions.
  • Manager Michael Carrick's squad struggled to control the midfield, allowing Como to dictate play and exploit a depleted defense as the Italian side scored four unanswered goals in the second half.
  • Captain Bruno Fernandes publicly questioned the decision to avoid pressing man-to-man, claiming the approach allowed Como to gain confidence; United managed only four shots on target with a consolation goal in the 91st minute.
  • Carrick apologized to traveling supporters after the match, stating, "I 100% take responsibility for the overall team and the performance — that's where it stops."
  • The Red Devils have now conceded at least one goal in 10 of their 11 matches this season, signaling deepening defensive fragility that may require urgent structural intervention.
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Bruno Fernandes blamed Michael Carrick and his coaching staff for the defeat in Como. The coach responded by apologizing to the fans.

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[Sports Chosun Reporter Noh Joo-hwan] "I apologize to the fans." Manchester United manager Michael Carrick was devastated. British media outlet BBC reported that he refused to answer questions about his future after suffering a crushing 1-4 defeat following a poor performance in the UEFA Champions League Phase 3 away match against Como. According to the BBC, instead, Manager Carrick [addressed] his [regarding] Manchester United's performance

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The Sun broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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