Manchester United's dramatic comeback win over Roma has given manager Michael Carrick a temporary reprieve, but the team's underlying problems persist. The team trailed 2-0 at halftime, but a retaken penalty and two late goals from Matheus Cunha turned the game around. Despite the win, the team's ownership issues and fan discontent remain unresolved. The victory has given the team a much-needed boost, but it is unclear how long it will last. Manchester United's next match is against Aston Villa, a crucial game that will test the team's momentum. The win has given the team a glimmer of hope, but it is uncertain whether it will be enough to save Carrick's job in the long term. The team's performance was praised by captain Bruno Fernandes, who credited Carrick's half-time speech for changing the team's mindset. The win has given the team a much-needed confidence boost, but it remains to be seen whether it will be enough to overcome their deeper issues. The team's ownership and fan discontent will continue to be a major challenge for Carrick and the team in the coming weeks.