Michael Carrick lauded Benjamin Sesko's "unbelievable finish" after the striker's late goal secured a 1-1 draw for Manchester United against West Ham United at the London Stadium on Tuesday. Sesko's dramatic equalizer, a flicked volley in the sixth minute of stoppage time, salvaged a point for the Red Devils, preventing a defeat.

The match saw West Ham take the lead in the second half through Tomas Soucek in the 50th minute. United struggled to break down West Ham's defense until the dying moments of the game. Bryan Mbeumo provided the assist for Sesko's goal with a cross into the box. Sesko then fired the ball into the top corner.

Carrick expressed his delight for Sesko, who has been working hard on his game. "Ben's a big talent and he's got so many positive things," Carrick said. He further added that scoring a winning goal in front of the Stretford End is what players dream of. Carrick also praised the coaching staff, particularly Travis Binnion, for their work with Sesko.

Sesko himself acknowledged the importance of the goal but expressed slight disappointment with the draw, feeling that United deserved the win. He noted the team's fighting spirit and their commitment to working together regardless of the score. Sesko emphasized the need to maintain their recent form and continue fighting in future games.

The draw at West Ham marked the end of Michael Carrick's winning run as Manchester United manager, though his unbeaten record remains intact. Carrick acknowledged that his team didn't have the sharpness needed to find answers. He credited his players for their spirit and for securing a late goal when it was needed.

Manchester United currently sit fourth in the Premier League table. Their next match is against Everton on February 23. West Ham, who are in 18th place, will face Burton in the FA Cup.