Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Fulham has intensified pressure on manager Michael Carrick. The match, played at Craven Cottage, saw United trail 1-0 before Matheus Cunha's late equalizer secured a point. Carrick faced backlash after he substituted Kobbie Mainoo, prompting boos from fans. Critics, including Gary Neville, have called for Carrick to step down, citing a lackluster display. The result extends United's struggles, with Carrick defending his tactical choices despite the negative reaction. Lisandro Martinez's own goal highlighted defensive issues, adding to the frustration. The draw leaves Carrick under increased scrutiny as the season continues.
Carrick Faces Pressure After United Draw With Fulham























