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Jones Knows predicts Manchester City to win the Manchester derby, with Antonie Semenyo as his anytime goalscorer pick. Brentford is expected to perform well against Chelsea, and Leeds vs Fulham is likely to be high scoring. Liverpool is favored to win against Burnley, while Crystal Palace may struggle against Sunderland. Tottenham is expected to win…

Manchester United fans and Mainoo’s family are calling for the freedom of Kobbie Mainoo, who has struggled to find his place in the team under Ruben Amorim. With the hope of a national team return and learning from Michael Carrick, Mainoo’s versatility and potential are highlighted, awaiting a breakthrough in his career.

Nick Wright’s column on The Radar for Sky Sports highlights the instant impact of Antoine Semenyo at Manchester City, Carrick’s attacking strategy for Manchester United, Fernandes’ return to the No 10 role, and other players to watch in the Premier League. Semenyo’s versatility and two-footedness make him a valuable addition to City’s attacking options.

Gary Neville believes that Michael Carrick should not be the Manchester United manager next season, offering a three-man shortlist for potential replacements. He hopes Carrick does well but warns against considering him long-term, suggesting Carlo Ancelotti, Thomas Tuchel, or Mauricio Pochettino as better fits for the role.

The Manchester derby will be shown live on Sky Sports this Saturday at 12.30pm, with coverage starting at 11am. Sky customers can watch on Sky Sports and the app, while non-subscribers can get access with a NOW Sports Day or Flexible Month Membership. The Sky Sports app offers live streams, highlights, and news.

The Premier League has seen an increase in set-piece goals this season, with an average of 0.8 per game compared to last season’s 0.6. Teams are focusing more on set-piece efficiency, with specialist coaches and increased time spent on set-piece preparation. Arsenal leads in set-piece goals, while Liverpool struggles both offensively and defensively.

Manchester United appointed Michael Carrick as interim head coach until the end of the season, following Ruben Amorim’s surprise sacking. The club’s hierarchy, led by Jason Wilcox, wanted someone familiar with the club’s pressure and expectations. Carrick’s appointment was seen as pragmatic, with a focus on achieving European football for the next season.

Manchester United has appointed Michael Carrick as head coach until the end of the season following the departure of Ruben Amorim. Carrick’s first game will be the Manchester derby, with Steve Holland as his No 2. Carrick previously managed Middlesbrough and is likely to implement a 4-2-3-1 formation with an aggressive press.

Since Sir Alex Ferguson retired, Man Utd have had 10 managerial appointments, but none have brought back their former glory. As Michael Carrick prepares to return to the club, it’s worth reflecting on the turbulent 13 years since Ferguson’s departure.

Michael Carrick has verbally agreed to become interim head coach for Man Utd until the end of the season. Contractual details are being finalized, and Carrick could sign paperwork soon. He is likely to implement a 4-2-3-1 formation with an aggressive press. Man Utd’s next five fixtures include matches against Man City and Arsenal.