Carrick’s unbeaten streak continues as Sesko’s strike gives Man Utd all three points
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You're listening to the Sky Sports Premier League podcast. Everton took on Manchester United at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Monday Night Football. Here's how things sounded when the full-time whistle blew.
Super sub, Shashko at it again.
For the third time in four matches, he has come off the bench to have a decisive impact. Two winners and a late equaliser now in that run in the Premier League.
And this win takes Manchester United back into the top four.
It was from a counter-attacking move that Michael Carrick team got their win but also thanks to their goalkeeper Senna Lammens who keeps a clean sheet their first on the road in the Premier League since last March at Leicester and the defensive display as much to take the credit as the winning goal Gary yeah game of attrition it was a real struggle David Moyes will be frustrated his team put a lot of effort into that game they had a mountain of corners in that second half but credit to Manchester United they stood strong where at times they haven't done this season but under that man they're a lot more robust and he has a big smile on his face because the substitution is what has won it for Manchester United and Cesco again to the rescue a smash and grabbing of kind because Manchester United weren't at their best but they defended well they were resolute and they take the three points in what is a very important victory towards Champions League status
What happened in the Everton vs Manchester United match?
Ten matches unbeaten now, the prospects of being back in the Champions League next season looking a lot rosier after they resisted the brute force of Everton. Everton nil, Manchester United one. Just gets better and better, doesn't it, for Manchester United, who are finding different ways to come through football matches under Michael Carrick. They had to dig deep tonight, show some grit and keep a clean sheet, and that takes them up to fourth in the table. Now just three points behind Aston Villa, open up a little gap, three points on Chelsea. and Liverpool in this race for the Champions League places. Everton staying there in ninth place. Remember, top eight still might be enough for Europe come the end of the season.
Their race has got a long way to run yet. Next weekend. Our Premier League action looks like this. Friday night football for the West Midlands derby between Wolves and Aston Villa. Looking to get back on the winning track. Manchester City head to relegation-threatened Leeds United on Saturday night football. So strong at Elland Road. Then Super Sunday sees Manchester United return to action against Crystal Palace. It's Fulham against Spurs and Brighton Forest all kicking off at 2 o'clock, the late game. 4.30 for Arsenal, the leaders, up against Chelsea. Dinosaurs are your thing. Then Jurassic World Rebirth is your way on Friday. Sky Cinema. And before we leave you tonight, we are talking in-depth goalkeepers.
The top ten of all time in the Premier League with expert help from Edwin van der Zaar. Jamie is going to make the selections with Edwin's help. That is at 10.30 or from 10.30 this evening before we leave you here on the Monday Night Football. Senna Lomond certainly played his part. We'll be speaking to him live the other side of this break. But this night as well belonged to Big Ben who strikes again. Five for six for him and five out of six for Michael Carrick.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:07–1:51
2
What happened in the Everton vs Manchester United match?
1:51–5:42
3
How did Manchester United's performance impact their league position?
5:42–15:22
4
What are the highlights of Edwin van der Sar's career?
15:22–24:14
5
What role did Senna Lammens play in the match?
24:14–44:46
6
Who are the top ten Premier League goalkeepers according to the guests?
44:46–1:00:42
7
How did Michael Carrick's management influence Manchester United?
1:00:42–1:03:35
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