Benjamin Sesko targets positives despite 'painful' Manchester United draw against Everton
Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko expressed frustration after a late equalizer by Everton forced a 2-2 draw. Despite scoring his first goal of the season, Sesko lamented the team's inability to secure the win in the final minutes.
Why it matters
The result highlights the competitive nature of the league and the psychological impact of late-game defensive lapses on individual players.
Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko admitted that conceding a stoppage-time equaliser against Everton was painful after his first goal of the season looked to have secured victory. The Slovenian international came off the bench at Hill Dickinson Stadium to head United in front, only for the hosts to snatch a dramatic 2-2 draw in the 96th minute.
The Slovenian forward opened his account for the season after being introduced as a second-half substitute at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Connecting with Luke Shaw's pinpoint cross, the number 30 directed a powerful header beyond Jordan Pickford to put the Red Devils 2-1 ahead in the 88th minute. However, victory was snatched away in the 96th minute when a sensational strike from Ainsley Maitland-Niles forced a share of the spoils .
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