Carrick 'Disappointed' as Manchester United Fail to Hold On Against Everton
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick said his side made decisions that made the match harder after Everton scored a stoppage-time equaliser.
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick said he was "disappointed" that his team could not see out a victory after Everton scored a stoppage-time equaliser at Hill Dickinson Stadium, according to BBC Sport.
Carrick said his side made decisions during the match that made the game more difficult for themselves, contributing to Everton's late leveller.
The draw denied Manchester United a win they appeared to be on course for before Everton's stoppage-time goal secured a point for the home side.
BBC Sport did not provide further details on the scoreline or the specific decisions Carrick referenced in his post-match comments.
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