Benjamin Sesko's emergence as a key player perfectly captures Manchester United's turnaround under Michael Carrick. The 22-year-old forward has scored half his season's goals since Carrick took charge, with all four coming in decisive victories. His match-winning header against Crystal Palace marked his first start under the new manager, proving he's more than just a super-sub.

Carrick and his coaching staff have clearly worked wonders with Sesko, transforming what was once a raw talent into a confident Premier League striker. Before Carrick's arrival, Sesko had managed only two goals from 10 starts at Old Trafford. The patience shown by the young Slovenian paid off despite a quiet first 35 minutes against Palace, where he registered just seven touches before scoring the winner.

Meanwhile, Tottenham's struggles continue with a fourth consecutive defeat and eighth loss in 13 games leaving them flirting with relegation. Their 2-1 loss at Fulham extended their winless run to 10 matches - the club's joint-longest in Premier League history. Nottingham Forest's woes are equally concerning, managing just one goal from 66 shots across three games, highlighting their severe scoring drought as they battle to avoid the drop.