Michael Carrick’s job is in jeopardy following Manchester United’s draw with 10-man Tottenham Hotspur.That is according to talkSPORT’s Jason Cundy as the Red Devils’ winless run extended to four matches.Carrick’s side are now winless in four matches as their woes continueGettyUnited were unable to see off Spurs at Old Trafford despite taking the lead with less than 20 minutes remaining.Bryan Mbeumo’s goal was followed by a red card for Rodrigo Bentancur just five minutes later.The Tottenham midfielder was dismissed by referee Stuart Attwell for headbutting Luke Shaw, prompting a touchline melee between players from both sides.However, the red card was not enough to discourage Spurs, who equalised through Dominic Solanke in stoppage time.Is Carrick under pressure?The result lifts Roberto De Zerbi’s side off the foot of the table, although they are still without a Premier League win this season.It could prove to be a result which is more damning for Carrick and United, though, with Cundy fearing for his future as manager.Reacting to the final whistle on the GameDay Phone-In, he admitted: “Carrick is on the rack. I’m telling you now, he is in trouble.“That is terrible. The last three games, they lost to 10-man Man City, could’ve got beaten by Fulham and they draw at home, 1-0 up, to 10-man Spurs.”He continued: “They have been absolutely terrible. The heat on Carrick now is going to be unbelievable.”Cundy’s verdict comes days after talkSPORT host Gabby Agbonlahor echoed a similar sentiment, who also claimed the likes of Antonio Conte and Eddie Howe could be waiting in the wings should a change be made.United have made their worst start to a league season for 40 yearsGettyCarrick has only been in permanent charge since May, having been rewarded with a two-year deal following his impressive spell as caretaker boss.United make unwanted historyThe stats from United’s latest draw make for unpleasant reading, with Mbeumo’s goal only their second shot on target of the match.Meanwhile, their recent form against sides with a man less is also cause for concern.The Red Devils have now failed to win any of their last three league matches against sides that have received a red card.Prior to tonight, the two previous instances had ended in defeat.Perhaps most worrying for supporters, though, is their points tally of just six points from six matches this term.The Red Devils’ form makes for grim readingIt marks their lowest return at this stage of a league campaign since collecting four points at the start of the 1986/87 season.Saturday’s draw follows another 1-1 stalemate away to Fulham in their previous outing.That setback came after United had been beaten by Manchester City and Brighton in the Premier League and Carabao Cup, respectively.As a result, Carrick’s side have not tasted victory since beating Sabah in the Champions League on September 10, exactly a month ago.Whilst they remain 12th in the table, three of the clubs below them are still yet to play this weekend.United themselves return to action with a trip to Atletico Madrid on Tuesday before facing Leeds United at Elland Road next weekend.