Red Devils hurt by stoppage-time blow
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Manchester United suffered a 2-2 draw against Everton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday, with the crucial moment coming in stoppage time. Manager Michael Carrick expressed his team's frustration over conceding the equalizer with only 96 minutes remaining, as Ainsley Maitland-Niles netted a powerful shot from 35 yards out. The Red Devils had taken an early lead through Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko, but the late goal proved to be the turning point.
Carrick also praised his team's attacking play, stating that they were dangerous and created numerous opportunities. He confirmed that he substituted Bryan Rashford on 70 minutes due to feeling a slight discomfort. Carrick highlighted the strong connections between his players, particularly Marcus Rashford and Luke Shaw, predicting more exciting performances in the future. United will next face Sabah, a team from Azerbaijan, in a Champions League match on Thursday.
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