Michael Carrick remains Manchester United boss for Chelsea clash
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Michael Carrick will remain in charge of Manchester United for their Premier League match against Chelsea despite being on an eight-game winless streak.
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How 4 newsrooms reported this
- Pulse Ghana, Michael Carrick remains Manchester United boss for Chelsea clash
- Adom Online, Carrick to stay in charge of Man Utd for Chelsea game Neutral tone
- Modern Ghana, Michael Carrick to stay in charge of Manchester United for Chelsea game Neutral tone
- Graphic Sports, Carrick to stay in charge of Man Utd for Chelsea game Neutral tone
How this story developed
3 developments over 7 days, 5 newsrooms in all
- Day 1 Tue, 27 Oct Michael Carrick remains Manchester United boss for Chelsea clash First reported by Adom Online · 4 newsrooms · you're reading this
- Day 5 Sat, 31 Oct Michael Carrick insists he will still be in charge of Manchester United against Roma Reported first by MyJoyOnline · 4 newsrooms
- Day 7 Mon, 2 Nov “I don’t question commitment of the players at Manchester United”- Michael Carrick Reported first by Citi Sports Online
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How the newsrooms told it
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- Most negative headline · Pulse GhanaMichael Carrick remains Manchester United boss for Chelsea clash
- Most neutral headline · Graphic SportsCarrick to stay in charge of Man Utd for Chelsea game
Details only one newsroom reported
- Pulse GhanaPremier League
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