What better symbol of Man Utd’s revival than Sesko form
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Highlights from the Premier League match between Manchester United and Crystal Palace.
Little embodies the resurgence of Manchester United under Michael Carrick than the form of Benjamin Sesko.
Half of the forward’s goals this season have come since the head coach’s appointment across only six matches and all four have been decisive ones.Sesko’s winner against Crystal Palace was only the latest but was the first since being trusted to start for his new boss – as he showed he can be more than just a super-sub.
The work Carrick and his backroom staff have clearly done with the 22-year-old on the training pitch is paying off, and the confidence instilled in him is just as plain to see.
Before a double against Burnley in Darren Fletcher’s final game as interim Sesko had scored only two from 10 previous starts at Old Trafford.
Carrick inherited a player who had already undergone half a season of adaptation to the Premier League, but he deserves huge credit for polishing what was a real rough diamond in that first part of the campaign.It would have been easy for Sesko to have become frustrated for much of his most recent match-winning performance after managing only seven touches in the opening 35 minutes, but he remained patient to register four shots including a superb header to seal the victory.Ron WalkerThe tide won’t turn for Spurs like this
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Highlights from the Premier League match between Fulham and Tottenham Hotspur.
It still seems strange to say it, but the possibility of relegation is growing by the week for Tottenham.The 2-1 loss at Fulham was their fourth in a row and eighth in the last 13 Premier League games. The result extended their winless run to 10 – the club’s joint-longest run in Premier League history – one that goes back 32…
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