Manchester United will keep Michael Carrick as head coach for Saturday's trip to Chelsea, a decision BBC Sport reported after what it described as a turbulent 48 hours at Old Trafford. The BBC described Carrick as under pressure in its report on the decision.
The BBC Sport report looks at the 48 hours that led to the club's decision, according to the outlet's summary of the piece. The summary does not list the events, meetings or statements from that period, so this story cannot describe them. Nothing in the material available for this story sets out what prompted the pressure on Carrick.
The BBC headline uses the phrase "turbulent 48 hours" to frame the piece as an inside look at the period at Old Trafford. The same headline states that Manchester United stick with Carrick, and the summary places that decision ahead of Saturday's match at Chelsea.
The sources give no further detail on how the decision was reached, who took part in it, or whether the club has said anything publicly about Carrick's position. BBC Sport's summary does not say whether the decision was unanimous or whether other options were considered, and none of those points is reported here.
The summary also does not give the date of the Chelsea match or its result, so neither is reported in this story. Any further detail on the period would need to come from BBC Sport's full report.
Readers can find the complete account through BBC Sport's full report on the 48 hours at Old Trafford.
Sources: BBC News: Man Utd stick with Carrick - inside a turbulent 48 hours at Old Trafford.