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Can Carrick afford to rotate before Manchester derby?
EuropeManchester derby and European games
Right Perspective Summary1 source
- Can Carrick afford to rotate before Manchester derby?
Right Key Facts
- Can Carrick afford to rotate before Manchester derby?
- Manchester United faces a critical period with the Manchester derby and European games.
- Michael Carrick is under pressure to manage his squad.
- United had a statistically easy opening six games but have dropped points.
- The team's squad depth is being analyzed.
- Gary Neville's comments emphasize the pressure on United.
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- Left: Not enough sources yet — framing will appear once outlets on this side cover the story.
- Center: Manchester United return to the Champions League on Thursday night to face Azerbaijan side Sabah; with a Manchester derby three days later, Michael Carrick may need to utilise his squad; Sky Sports Callum Bishop analyses if the squad is ready to compete on all fronts
- Right: "It puts a bit of pressure on United. They've got City next week and European games starting in midweek."
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Expected Outcomes
- Manchester derby
- European games
Why It Matters
The outcomes of these games will impact United's season
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Timeline of this story
- Sep 9Sky News: "It puts a bit of pressure on United. They've got City next week and European games starting in midweek."
- Sep 9Sky Sports (GB): Manchester United return to the Champions League on Thursday night to face Azerbaijan side Sabah; with a Manchester derby three days later,
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