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Manchester United pressing on after opening-round stumble vs. Hull

Manchester United pressing on after opening-round stumble vs. Hull
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Manchester United manager Michael Carrick remains optimistic despite a disappointing 2-0 loss to Hull City in their Premier League season opener. Carrick emphasized that the result does not alter the club's long-term direction and plans to refocus for the upcoming match against Ipswich Town.

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Hear this story Manchester United manager Michael Carrick certainly isn't hitting the panic button.

The Red Devils fell 2-0 to Hull City on the opening day of the Premier League, failing to beat a promoted team in an opener for the first time in the history of the club.

But Carrick, who took over the club in January and was able to win 12 of the last 17 matches of the season, said the loss changes little about the plans for the club going forward.

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