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Hello, welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC, Kay Murray, Shaka Hislav and Lil Stevie, who's having some trouble with his chair tonight here in the studio.

Not that we were going to let it go by and mentioned.

Let's get you caught up on what we saw in the Premier League today at Old Trafford between Manchester United and Brentford.

It was two first half goals from Casamiro and Benjamin Chesco that helped Man United beat Brentford. It was two first half goals from Casamiro and Benham

Inchesco that helped Man United beat Brentford 2-1 in this game. And that's how things were.

Another three points for Michael Carrickson.

Here's how things are looking in the table right now. They find themselves 11 points clear

of Brighton in six. So the prospect of

Champions League football is looking a lot better right now. Mario Melchiot is joining us.

So too is former Manchester United player, Phil Jones. Champions League is definitely within the

sights now, Phil. It is. It is. I think that what Michael Carrick's done in the last few months since he's come in,

he's brought a lot of stability back into the club. The way they're playing is, it's sort of similar to how United fans would probably imagine it was five or six years ago.

You know, they've created a lot of chances now. When they turn the ball over, the first pass is always forward. They look like they're going to score every single time. When you've got players like Bruno Fernandez and your team, you can produce something out of nothing in the blink of an eye is huge. So what now, Phil? Because we're talking about Champions League one step closer to that. But as for Carrick, it's another positive result in his favour. Should he be getting the permanent role there?

Look, I've said all along if he does well, I don't see a reason why they can't give it him. He's got a good team behind him with Steve Holland, who I know well from an England set up

you know on the grass he was really good good messages different voice around the lads

Jonathan Woodgate Johnny Evans so he's got he's got a really good squad behind him

and so that people can help him and he's done really well he's got results and we're all

judged off results so I think I think it only is right and it's fitting that he gets the job at the end of the season.

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