Coach Michael Carrick’s Key to Manchester United’s Victory over Arsenal

Manchester United continues to shine under interim coach Michael Carrick, staging a comeback to beat Arsenal 3-2, extending their impressive run and reigniting fans’ faith.

Manchester United keeps building momentum under interim coach Michael Carrick as they defeated Arsenal 3-2, extending their impressive streak after the win against Manchester City. Bryan Mbeumo, Patrick Dorgu, and Matheus Cunha scored to help the “Red Devils” overturn the game at Emirates, making the Premier League title race even more thrilling.

After the match, Michael Carrick expressed his pride: “I’m extremely proud. This game was very different from last week. We faced pressure in many ways, didn’t create threats as consistently as against Man City, but there were moments when the team looked very dangerous. Coming here, scoring three goals, coming from behind, then facing difficulties but still fighting on—that’s a huge effort. Matheus Cunha’s moment was truly crucial. The players gave their all, and I’m very proud of them.”

Speaking about the team spirit, Carrick emphasized the growing collective mentality: “There’s a strong sense of unity, it’s wonderful when everything comes together and we can celebrate with the fans. That was a special moment. My family was also present in the away section, which was very touching. The passion and excitement of matches like this is amazing, and the win makes the emotions even more complete.”

Comparing the wins over Man City and Arsenal, Carrick highlighted the different match contexts: “Last week at home, the atmosphere kept the team emotionally charged. Today, playing away, we had to generate our own energy. The away fans were fantastic. I think there were moments when we controlled the ball well, played positively forward, and were rewarded for it.”

On the comeback after falling behind, Carrick shared: “We knew from the start the game would be tough. But the team began to connect better, controlled possession calmly, and gradually regained confidence. Conceding while playing well was unfortunate, but once again the squad showed the resilience to bounce back.”

Finally, the English coach praised Manchester United’s initial progress: “There’s a lot of small connections all over the pitch. The unity is very clear. It’s only been 10 days; things can’t be perfect yet, and we can’t expect to dominate completely right away. This is just the beginning, but a good start. We will keep building in the weeks ahead.”

With back-to-back wins against top opponents, Manchester United under Michael Carrick is showing a promising image, somewhat recalling the spirit of the “Red Devils” from the past.