Michael Carrick hailed Benjamin Sesko's 'unbelievable' last-minute volley as the decisive factor in Manchester United's 1-1 draw against West Ham United. The Slovenian substitute, yet to start under Carrick, scored six minutes into stoppage time, deflecting Bryan Mbeumo's cross into the top corner. This goal, Carrick emphasized, was crucial after United conceded early in the second half. Sesko's finish was described as exceptional, highlighting his proven ability to score vital goals, both in training and past matches.

Carrick acknowledged United weren't at their best but stressed the draw, following four wins, was a positive step. The point keeps United's Premier League title hopes alive but leaves them needing improvement. West Ham, however, were bitterly disappointed, having pushed for a crucial victory in their relegation battle. Manager Nuno Espirito Santo praised his team's defensive effort but stressed the need to bounce back from this setback.

The result also means Frank Ilett's self-imposed haircut challenge remains on hold.