Michael Carrick urged his Manchester United squad to remain humble after a dramatic late victory over Premier League leaders Arsenal.
United followed their derby win over Manchester City by beating Arsenal, continuing Carrick’s perfect start as interim head coach.
Matheus Cunha scored a late winner at the Emirates Stadium, sealing a result that stunned home supporters and boosted United confidence.
The victory lifted Manchester United into fourth place, with Champions League qualification now firmly within reach this season.
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Despite momentum building, Carrick stressed discipline, focus, and consistency as essential qualities moving forward during the demanding run ahead.
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Carrick said the wins mattered most for unity within the squad rather than statements sent across the league standings.
He highlighted emotional control, insisting victories should strengthen habits instead of encouraging complacency or unrealistic title expectations.
United supporters chanted about winning the league, but Carrick redirected attention toward upcoming fixtures and gradual progress.
The former midfielder emphasised that every match remains significant, with no room for distractions or premature celebrations.
Carrick believes humility explains United’s recent success and warned players results never come easily at Premier League level, reports Manchester Evening News.
He encouraged the squad to harness confidence responsibly while maintaining strong routines developed during his early days in charge.
The focus now shifts to Fulham, as Carrick continues building stability, belief, and discipline within Manchester United’s evolving squad.
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