'I love being here' - Michael Carrick makes Man Utd hopes clear but admits decision is 'out of my hands'
Goal | 19.04.2026 10:37
United’s victory was built on a makeshift back four that earned high praise from the boss. With injuries mounting, youngsters and players out of position were forced to step up against a Chelsea side that dominated possession. "I can't play that one down, that was massive, that was a big win for us," Carrick said. "They had some opportunities but to keep a clean sheet and defend like we did, there was a lot of work that had to go into the last day or so in terms of prepping the team with a new back four."
