Man Utd's DNA on full display as Carrick proves doubters wrong - Hits and misses

The Manchester United derby day victory was a breath of fresh air, with Bryan Mbeumo's goal sparking a wave of excitement among the fans. Led by Bruno Fernandes, the team's attacking style was reminiscent of their traditional DNA. Despite a 2-0 scoreline that doesn't fully capture their dominance, United's performance was a testament to their tweaked style, which got the best out of their attacking array. Mbeumo's runs down the middle proved to be a masterstroke, and Fernandes's advanced role was equally fitting. The team's fearless and front-foot approach was a welcome change, and Carrick's decision to take it back to what United know best paid off. Meanwhile, Tottenham's 2-1 defeat to West Ham has raised concerns about their relegation prospects, with the team now just 10 points above the drop zone. Erling Haaland's struggles in front of goal have been a major factor in Manchester City's recent slump, and the team's lack of strength in depth has been exposed. Arsenal's draw against Nottingham Forest has added to their lead at the top of the table, but the decision to name Bukayo Saka on the bench has raised questions. Liverpool's Milos Kerkez has started to look like a player shaping the game, rather than just learning his surroundings. Chelsea's Robert Sanchez has stood up to pressure, making crucial saves to help his team win. Crystal Palace's defeat to Sunderland has blown the roof off the club's problems, with manager Oliver Glasner taking aim at the club hierarchy. Sunderland's unbeaten home record in the Premier League this season is a testament to their ability to come from behind and take points. Burnley's point at Anfield could be pivotal in the battle to stay alive in the Premier League. Leeds' last-gasp winner against Fulham has extended their unbeaten run at home, with the team embodying a powerful and gritty style of play. Fulham's loss has highlighted the need for reinforcements, with the club stagnating without new signings. Nottingham Forest's stalemate with Arsenal has shown that they can still defend with the best of them, with Elliot Anderson winning 12 out of his 15 duels.