Fulham 1-1 Man Utd: What Michael Carrick and Matheus Cunha said
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick and forward Matheus Cunha reflect on a 1-1 draw against Fulham. Both acknowledge the team's struggles but express belief in the squad's ability to improve results.
Why it matters
Provides insight into the internal morale and tactical frustrations of a major Premier League club during a period of poor performance.
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick speaking to BBC Sport: "I think we did enough to win the game. I think we could win it. It was an unfortunate own goal but for the most part we were good. Their goalkeeper has made top saves, on another day we could have two or three goals. I was pleased with how we responded, the boys kept their belief and kept doing the right things. I think a point is the least we should take."
On Fulham's goal: "I think it was maybe a foul on Matheus [Cunha] first, there's an argument for that. The shot has come through someone and it has happened quite quickly. Quite a few moments like that have been going against us. Thankfully we have still taken something small from the game."
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