Manchester United is preparing for their match against Fulham, set to start at 2pm tomorrow.
Currently, United is in fifth place in the Premier League and has the chance to move to fourth with a win at Old Trafford.
If they succeed, it will mark three wins in three matches for caretaker manager Michael Carrick, who took charge earlier this month.
This week, after their victory against Arsenal, Carrick has been training the team, focusing on the challenges that Fulham might bring.
He has been instilling his playing style, which is essential for enhancing the team’s performance.
The preparations aren’t limited to the men’s first team; the Under-16 squad is also gearing up for crucial matches that could impact their future at the club.
Recently, United’s Under-16s faced Nottingham Forest’s Under-16s.
Today’s match took place at Carrington, ending in a 1-1 draw, with Silva Mexes, a promising talent, scoring for United.
This match was a friendly, providing both teams a chance to showcase their abilities.
The game allowed coaches to evaluate the overall team progress as well as individual player development.
Coaches will now review performances to identify strengths and areas for improvement.