Manchester United coach Michael Carrick appeared in a press statement following the 1-0 victory over Chelsea in the 33rd round of the English Premier League, in the match held at Stamford Bridge.

The coach said, "I cannot underestimate the importance of this victory; it was a significant win for us. They had some chances, but keeping a clean sheet and defending in this manner required a great deal of effort in recent days to prepare the team with a new defensive line."

He added, "I believe the addition of Aiden Heaven and Noussair Mazraoui was fantastic, especially considering Aiden's young age and Noussair not having played as a central defender in a four-man defense line. I must commend the coaching staff for preparing the players for this. The players delivered an amazing performance tonight."

Regarding the changes that have occurred at the club: "They must understand and appreciate playing for this club. It's easy to forget our current situation. We can perform better, and we still have a lot to offer, but we have results that enhance momentum and solidify the foundation."

Regarding Bruno Fernandes: "His impact has been immense for a long time, and he has maintained this level throughout our journey. He plays most of the matches, is in full fitness, and has great passion. He had to put in a lot of effort in midfield, but he was ready for it for the sake of the team. He is a strong character and is the team captain for a good reason. Sometimes it's about leading by example and showing the way. He is an influential leader and has a strong presence on the field. He has been an essential part of this club over the past few years."

He continued: "Before we came here, we didn't have a distinguished record. Records are made to be broken. It's a tough league. The important thing is to understand that. The loss to Leeds at home was disappointing. Today, we really enjoyed being here and sharing this moment with the fans at the end of the match. The players truly enjoyed it."

He continued: "A big win for us, we want to look back. I understand what this victory means, but we want to strive for improvement and progress. We have not yet reached the required level. It's great for support, and I hope they enjoy it whether at our stadium or elsewhere. We win sometimes, and we may not always win, but we achieve victory in a way that makes everyone feel a sense of belonging and connection, and that's what we all strive for."

He concluded about his future with Manchester United: "I love being here. I understand the situation; it's not entirely in my hands. I want to be part of nights like these, part of special moments, and contribute to building a team. I don't have a specific timeline."