MANCHESTER: Bournemouth secured a convincing 3-0 victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford on October 25, piling further pressure on head coach Michael Carrick as the hosts continued their difficult run of form.
Rayan and Marcus Tavernier scored in the first half to put Bournemouth in control, before Evanilson added a third after the break to complete a dominant performance by the visitors.
United captain Bruno Fernandes was left on the bench for the entire match, with Carrick describing the decision as a tactical choice rather than a disciplinary measure.
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The defeat extended Manchester United’s winless run to eight matches across all competitions, leaving the club 16th in the Premier League standings after eight league games.
Bournemouth, meanwhile, continued their impressive form with another emphatic victory at Old Trafford, increasing scrutiny on United’s performances and the future of their head coach.
Manchester United are scheduled to face Chelsea next as they look to arrest their slump and regain momentum in the league.
