Michael Carrick says pressure doesn't bother him as Man Utd lose to Brighton from 2-0 up
· Sports · BBC Sport
Manchester United lost 2-0 to Brighton in the Carabao Cup third round after leading 2-0, ending a 50-year record of not losing at Old Trafford when ahead by two goals. The defeat marked United's third loss under interim manager Michael Carrick, who has won only two matches this season. Carrick stated he does not feel under pressure and is not bothered by external criticism, focusing instead on winning games and team morale. Fans protested before and after the match, with many leaving early and others booing the team's performance. The article does not specify whether Carrick's position is under immediate review following the loss.
Why it matters
Manchester United fans are increasingly frustrated with the team's inconsistent form and lack of direction under interim management. The result intensifies scrutiny on the club's leadership and player performance ahead of upcoming Premier League and Europa League fixtures.
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