Manchester United’s match-winner against Fulham, Benjamin Šeško, admitted that the team’s collective work-rate under Michael Carrick is “definitely different” compared to the output inspired by his predecessor Ruben Amorim.
Šeško’s dramatic 94th-minute stab into the top corner earned Carrick a third-straight Premier League victory, matching the longest winning run Amorim was able to achieve across his 14-month tenure. United’s dramatic turnaround has been put down to a change of system and a general sense of good will but the Slovenian striker pointed to something much more simple: endeavour.
