Everton 2-2 Manchester United: What Carrick said

Manchester United manager Carrick speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Yeah, for sure, it is [on conceding late]. I thought there were a lot of good things in that game for us. We played some good football and looked dangerous at times, for the most part I thought we defended really well as a team. A few more balls went into the box, made it a little bit more difficult for us when we should have seen out of the game. We're disappointed that we didn't come away with a win. On Everton : "They were two great strikes to be fair. We didn't give them clear chances, I thought we defended really well, a few bits dropped around the edge of the box, a few shots which we got blocks to. We defended the box for the most part. On Man Utd's performance: "I thought that we played some really good football at times. Earlier on in the game and towards the end not so much, but we did a lot of good things, and looked dangerous. We caused them a lot of problems at certain times. Both were really good goals for different reasons, and the second one should have been the winner for us." On what went wrong: "Of course we don't want to concede goals. Today was different to the others, it was about finishing the game off more than anything because we were in a really good position." Did you know? For just the second time in the last 50 years, Manchester United have conceded two or more goals in each of their first three games of a league season, along with 2020-21. Manchester United's Bryan Mbeumo scored his first Premier League goal against Everton in his 11th game and 22nd shot against them.