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Carrick to continue as Man Utd boss for Chelsea clash

Michael Carrick is set to remain at the helm of Manchester United for their trip to Stamford Bridge this weekend, with all three outlets in agreement that he will take charge against Chelsea.

talkSPORT (talkSPORT) reports that Carrick is being given more time to try to turn things around at Old Trafford, and expects him to be on the touchline for the game against Chelsea, live on Saturday.

Sky Sports (Sky Sports) simply confirms that Carrick will remain in charge of United for the Chelsea trip on Saturday, echoing the central point of the story.

BBC Sport (BBC Sport) likewise states that Carrick will stay in charge for the visit to Chelsea this weekend, lining up with both talkSPORT and Sky Sports on the key detail.

There is no disagreement between the three reports here - all of them point to the same outcome, with Carrick continuing in interim charge rather than any immediate change being made before United head to West London to take on Chelsea.

With the Women's side also in action against Burnley midweek, the senior focus for now is firmly on how Carrick's United perform at Stamford Bridge on Saturday lunchtime.

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