Following the match against Everton in the 27th round of the Premier League, Manchester United manager Michael Carrick shared his thoughts on the match. He emphasized how difficult every point and every victory in the Premier League is, noting that the team is "ripening" and gaining experience in this environment.
- This is the Premier League. Winning the game here is not easy, but we are learning. "Generally speaking, the game was good for us," said Carrick.
According to the coach, the team tried to control the game, but the main problem was in the decisive part of the attack - in the last third of the area. That is, there is a drive to bring the ball forward, there is a desire to create a situation, but the last shot lacked a "spark."
- In the last third of the attack, there was a lack of agility and creativity. We should have been stronger in the penalty area," he added.
Nevertheless, Currick noted that the dangerous situations created late in the game and the goal gave the team confidence. He considers this situation an important signal: results can be achieved even when the team is not in top form.
- This gives us confidence and a spirit of struggle. "So, even if we're not in the best position, we can still succeed," he said.
Kerry also specifically addressed the offensive line. He said that leading players have different strengths and can perform multiple roles. This "multifunctionality" turns out to be one of the team's important advantages.
- Each of the guys on the offensive has different strengths, they can play different roles - this is our plus. In some games, they play not in their position, but in a different position. If they understand their mission correctly and perform it well, I'm not against it. "This gives us flexibility," the coach concluded.
In short, Carrick's message is clear: the team is on the path of growth, there are results, but if more "sharpness" is added to the attack, both United's game and the numbers on the scoreboard will look more pleasant.
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