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Carrick up for ‘magical’ Champions League but derby timing ‘not ideal’

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

United play Sabah, then Manchester City on Sunday
‘To win the Champions League was the ultimate’

Michael Carrick is excited to lead Manchester United on their return to the “magical” Champions League but admitted playing on Thursday night was “not ideal” with the derby on Sunday.

United welcome Sabah to Old Trafford after a two-year Champions League absence. The Azerbaijani club are making their debut among Europe’s elite, having been in existence for less than a decade.

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