Pressure is mounting on Manchester United manager Michael Carrick as the team prepares for a key match against Fulham on Sunday. The Red Devils have struggled in the early part of the season, and BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton has raised concerns about the team's performance. He warned that continued poor results could lead to more speculation about Carrick's future. Sutton is currently making predictions for all 380 Premier League games this season, competing against AI systems, BBC Sport readers, and special guests, including Johnny Marr, a Manchester City fan and musician. Sutton and Marr discussed their predictions for several upcoming matches. For the Chelsea vs. Brentford game, Sutton predicted a 2-2 draw, while Marr and the AI both predicted a 1-2 result. In the Tottenham Hotspur vs. Aston Villa match, Sutton predicted a 1-2 result, while Marr and the AI predicted 2-1. For the Brighton vs. Arsenal match, all three predicted a 1-2 result. In the Ipswich Town vs. Crystal Palace game, Sutton predicted a 1-0 result, Marr predicted 2-0, and the AI predicted 2-1. For the Newcastle United vs. Hull City match, Sutton predicted a 1-1 draw, while Marr and the AI predicted a 3-0 win for Newcastle. In the Coventry City vs. Nottingham Forest match, all three predicted a 2-0 result. For the Bournemouth vs. Fulham game, Sutton predicted a 1-1 draw, Marr predicted a 1-2 result, and the AI predicted 1-3. In the Leeds United vs. Crystal Palace match, Sutton predicted a 2-0 result, while Marr predicted 2-1 and the AI predicted 1-1. For the Manchester City vs. Sunderland match, Sutton predicted a 2-1 result, Marr predicted a 3-0 win, and the AI predicted a 4-0 result. Lastly, for the Fulham vs. Manchester United match, Sutton predicted a 2-2 result, Marr predicted a 1-1 draw, and the AI predicted a 1-2 result. In a previous week, Sutton and his guest, Dorking Wanderers manager Marc White, both correctly predicted four of the 10 games in week four, earning them 40 points each. The AI performed better, scoring 60 points thanks to an exact prediction for Brentford's 2-2 draw with Bournemouth, along with two other correct results. BBC Sport readers also improved their performance, moving from the bottom of the prediction table to level with Sutton. They earned 40 points, including one exact score for Arsenal's 2-0 win at Sunderland and four correct results. It was a challenging week for predictions, with only two games where everyone got the outcome right: Arsenal's win at Sunderland and Brighton's victory at Coventry. The biggest surprise of the week came at Anfield, where Liverpool drew 0-0 with Fulham. Out of over 33,000 predictions, nearly 30,000 people (91%) expected a Liverpool win, while fewer than 2,000 predicted a draw. Only 390 people correctly guessed the exact 0-0 scoreline. This highlights how difficult it can be to predict outcomes in football, especially in high-stakes matches.