Benjamin Sesko makes it 1-1 deep in stoppage time at West Ham.
“Benjamin Sesko’s career at Manchester United breaks into two distinct periods. In the first, he played 1,404 minutes of football and scored two goals. In the second, he has played 274 minutes and scored six goals: 702 minutes per goal and then 45 minutes 40 seconds per goal. There’s a very obvious explanation. On 4 January, Sesko toiled in a 1-1 draw at Leeds. He didn’t manage a shot on target. He completed only 76% of his passes. He didn’t attempt a dribble but still lost possession five times. He was caught offside twice. On 5 January, Ruben Amorim was sacked. On 6 January, Sesko scored both goals in a 2-2 draw at Burnley. …”
Guardian – Jonathan Wilson
Spring in Sesko’s step is thanks to Carrick scrapping Amorim’s tactical stranglehold
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