Manchester United Out of Carabao Cup After Blowing Two-Goal Lead at Old Trafford

Ibrahim Mahama

Manchester United were eliminated from the Carabao Cup at Old Trafford on Wednesday after letting a two-goal lead slip, according to goal.com. The report places manager Michael Carrick under scrutiny

Coverage of the match from other outlets states that Brighton won the game 2-3, with tribratanews.polri.go.id reporting United were beaten at home. CNN Indonesia carried photo coverage of what it call

The result fits a pattern noted elsewhere in the reporting. Kompas.id described a paradox around United in which a leading position repeatedly turns into a problem, while Kompas.com reported that the

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The available reports do not include the goalscorers, the timing of the goals, or further details of how the lead was lost, so those specifics remain unconfirmed here.

Carrick's position and United's response will be the focus when the club next addresses the media or returns to action.

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