Michael Carrick, the Manchester United coach, spoke to the media following the 1-1 draw against West Ham United in the 26th round of the English Premier League, in the match held at the London Olympic Stadium.

The coach said in his speech: "Our performance was good, I think we felt slightly disappointed, and we were certainly not at our best."

He added: "In such times, you have to find a way to move forward. I feel a bit frustrated about it. It's a tough field, and we didn't have the sharpness needed to find solutions. High spirits as usual, and we'll settle for this point and look forward to the future."

He continued about Benjamin Sesko's goal: "A fantastic finish. He did it again. It's an important goal. It's a great finish. I'm very happy for him. Another important goal and a good step forward."

Regarding the team's performance: "Considering our current situation and being together for a short period, we managed to secure a point in the end. It wasn't easy, but tonight we found a way to snatch a point. We will benefit from some positive aspects."

He concluded about West Ham: "I hope they stay in the Premier League. It was a big part of my life, and I have great memories here, so I hope they remain in the Premier League."