PARIS, France — Manchester United were hammered 4-1 by Como in the Champions League on Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) as the pressure increased on beleaguered manager Michael Carrick, while a late Declan Rice equalizer earned Arsenal a 2-2 draw away to Bayern Munich. Elsewhere, Real Madrid thumped RB Leipzig 4-1 and there were also notable victories for Inter Milan, Aston Villa and Real Betis. The most remarkable scoreline, though, came in driving rain on the banks of Lake Como, where United suffered their joint-heaviest loss in the Champions League in the last 30 years. Nico Paz scored twice for Cesc Fabregas’s Como, with Tasos Douvikas and Jacobo Ramon getting their other goals. This was a second 4-1 home win in this season’s competition for the tournament debutants. Joshua Zirkzee pulled one back at the death for United, but they are now seven games without a win in all competitions. The Red Devils have just one win in the Premier League this season and have now suffered back-to-back losses in Europe. Carrick’s position risks becoming untenable. “I have not given my own position any thought,” Carrick said. “For us to play in that way, it’s not acceptable. It wasn’t a good performance at all,” he admitted. Last season’s beaten finalists Arsenal have seven points from a possible nine after Rice struck in the 82nd minute to earn a draw in Munich. Bukayo Saka went off injured early on but his replacement Eberechi Eze fired Arsenal into the lead, only for Alphonso Davies to level before the interval. Harry Kane set up that goal with a magnificent pass and then gave Bayern the lead from a second-half penalty, his 10th strike this season in all competitions.