"Give him what he wants! Sign the contract! Let's judge it over the next few months. The key for him is trying to get momentum in the team. He is an English coach; the English media will be pushing for him. He has done well today, but let's see how he does. They've won one game! The last manager won more than one game. He's only been there three days."
"They've won one game! The last manager won more than one game. He's only been there three days."
Michael Carrick began a second spell as Manchester United head coach and led United to a 2-0 derby victory over Manchester City at Old Trafford. Second-half goals from Bryan Mbeumo and Patrick Dorgu secured the win while United hit the woodwork twice and had three goals disallowed for offside. United produced 2.03 expected goals (xG) to City's 0.45, a 1.58 xG advantage that was the largest Manchester City have conceded this Premier League season. Roy Keane urged caution, saying Carrick should be judged over several months, criticised the club’s habit of appointing former players as coaches, and noted United were fortunate to avoid a sending-off after Diogo Dalot’s high challenge.
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