Manchester United host Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Sunday at 14:00 GMT (15:00 CET), and Michael Carrick's side are looking for a first win in seven games in all competitions, according to NBC Sports. The run includes the 4-1 defeat at Como in the Champions League earlier this week.

In the Premier League, NBC Sports' table puts United on seven points from seven games and Bournemouth on six. Bournemouth beat AC Milan 3-0 in the Europa League on Thursday, the BBC reported.

Carrick says the dressing room is not divided

Carrick spoke at his Friday press conference after the Como defeat and the criticism of Bruno Fernandes, and he rejected the idea of a split, Sky Sports reported.

It's not divided. We just need to get back to doing what we do best. And we will.

Michael Carrick, Manchester United press conference on Friday, as reported by Sky Sports

He also described how he sees his own role while results are poor.

I will hold that umbrella for me to get wet and everyone else to stay dry.

Michael Carrick, Manchester United press conference on Friday, as reported by Sky Sports

Yoro and Heaven are back for United

NBC Sports lists Leny Yoro as available again after a suspension and Ayden Heaven as back from illness. Lisandro Martínez and Marcus Rashford are fitness doubts, the same report says. It lists Patrick Dorgu, Luke Shaw, Kobbie Mainoo, Manuel Ugarte and Benjamin Šeško as out. ArenaBulletin has already covered Dorgu's injury and Šeško's shin problem.

Kroupi is in line for his first minutes of the season

Bournemouth head coach Marco Rose confirmed at his pre-match news conference that Junior Kroupi, last season's top scorer, is in the squad plan after a foot injury suffered in pre-season training in Austria in late July. Rose said the plan was "to take him with us to Manchester and give him some minutes", the BBC reported. He was also warm about the player himself.

He's a funny guy. I really love him. He has a good attitude. He's a special player.

Marco Rose, Bournemouth pre-match news conference, as reported by BBC Sport

NBC Sports lists Alex Scott and Alex Toth as absent for Bournemouth and Evanilson as a doubt after a knock against Milan.

Rose expects an angry United

Asked about the noise around United after Como, Rose said he was aware of it but doubted it helped United, the BBC reported.

I hear the voices and the noise around the club, but I don't know if it helps us because everyone in Manchester seems to know now what to do and how to do it.

Marco Rose, Bournemouth pre-match news conference, as reported by BBC Sport

He then gave his view of the opponent and his plan for the game.

I think they're going to be angry, they're going to be intense. We have to face it, make an open game of it and, at the end, we want to win it.

Marco Rose, Bournemouth pre-match news conference, as reported by BBC Sport