Within the framework of the English Premier League, Old Trafford once again proved itself as a "special stage." Manchester United manager Michael Carrick commented on the game following a dramatic 3-2 victory over Fulham.
The decisive moment of the match came in the 94th minute: Benjamin Sheshko "exploded" the stadium with his goal, giving his team three points. In short, the last-minute goal isn't a common occurrence here; it's Old Trafford's classic.
According to Carrick, this stadium always has its own unique events, and the main authors of the victory are the players on the field.
The coach did not hide the fact that various questions were asked to the team during the week. In particular, there was much talk about how to break down low defense, how to act in games where victory is mandatory. However, Kerrick insisted that today's debate wouldn't fall into this mold.
Because Fulham is truly a serious opponent. According to Carrick, in the game against them, the team had to practically answer a number of difficult "questions." And United passed this test.
The coach especially noted the mental stability of the players. He especially recalled how the team didn't lose their composure last week after conceding a goal in the final minutes, pushing forward and winning 3-2 against Arsenal. This time, as he put it, it was even harder, but they still found the winning goal for "Benjy."
When speaking about Sheshko, Kerrick didn't hide his genuine joy: the coach emphasized that he fully deserved this moment. Because since Kerrick joined the team, the striker has been working very well both in training and in the overall environment.
The coach said this victory would be an important moment for everyone, and especially a big boost for Sheshko himself. This is a long-lasting feeling for the player.
This was stated by Carrick in an interview with Sky Sports.
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