Roma led 2-0 at half-time at Old Trafford, The Guardian reports. Matias Soule scored first and Donyell Malen made it two from the penalty spot, according to Sky Sports. ESPN says United trailed 2-0 after 17 minutes.

United lost midfielder Carlos Baleba to a hamstring injury early in the second half, Sky Sports reports.

Cunha then won a penalty. Goalkeeper Devis Vasquez saved the first kick by Bruno Fernandes, but the referee ordered a retake for encroachment, The Guardian reports. Fernandes scored on the retake.

Cunha tied the game in the 83rd minute after an error by Leonardo Balerdi, The Guardian reports. Cunha then scored the winner from a pass by Shea Lacey, a 19-year-old substitute, ESPN says.

Cunha was booked for jumping into the supporters to celebrate, ESPN reports. He got a second yellow card for a foul on Balerdi and was sent off. United held on with 10 players.

It was United's first win in 10 games, Sky Sports reports. ESPN says it was the first win since September 10 and ended a nine-game winless run.

ESPN says the win immediately boosted Carrick's hopes of keeping his job. It says he will go into Sunday's home game against Aston Villa as manager. But ESPN warns that his next two Premier League games are tough, and the pressure will return if he loses one.

“I am not getting too carried away with things, but it is an important night,” Carrick said, according to Sky Sports. Fernandes said he hoped the win “gives the start of something good for us,” Sky Sports reports.

What we know: United came from two goals down to win, and Cunha scored twice before he was sent off.
What we don't: Whether the win will be enough to keep Carrick in his job.