Manchester United boss Michael Carrick, spoke to BBC Match of the Day after his side's victory at Arsenal: "It was a good day. I think we had to put a lot into that game, an awful lot. Credit to the boys, so proud of them. We had to sustain some attacks, especially earlier on and we grew into the game.
"We had a setback, come back strong, had a setback towards the end, come back strong. So many elements to the game that were good. We're so fresh whether it's 10 days in, two games, it's never going to be perfect at this stage, especially coming against a team like Arsenal, but there were so many positives to take and we'll keep adding to it in days and weeks to come.
"The boys have been fantastic in terms of taking things on, wanting to do it and investing into it. You can see what it means to them at the end. Really proud of them today, it's obvious to say but it's a tough place to come. Especially with the way the game flowed we stick at it and fantastic feeling at the end."
On how good Matheus Cunha's goal was: "To be fair they both were; Patrick's [Dorgu] was an unbelievable strike and Matheus, to come in and as soon as he got it out of his feet I fancied it and it was a fantastic finish. It was a big moment."
On how he's instilled belief in this team: "I think in the messages we're giving them and how we behave. I've got belief in them and I try and show that. It's not so much the words, it's easy for me to tell the players something, or the boys to speak about a game, but to have the feeling to really put it in.
"You've got to feel that confidence and that belief through and they've definitely got that and we need to keep that."
On whether he's thinking about the job: "Nothing's changed. I've been here less than two weeks and I'm desperate to do well and improve the team and finish as high as we can. Having days like this and last week is something you get greedy for and we want to keep building on this for weeks to come."
Defender Harry Maguire spoke to Sky Sports: "It was absolutely massive. We know that the first game, the derby at Old Trafford, you're always up for them and you know that one-off results can happen, so we had to back it up today.
"We spoke about it before the game, coming to the league leaders, who have been excellent this year I must say, they ask a lot of questions of you, to come here and have the setback late on to get the winner, it was a magnificent performance.
"Michael's [Carrick] come in, he's been brilliant with us, he's brought a fresh energy in, the group's really galvanised. Two tough games, everybody's probably thinks we come away from them with not many points but to win both is magnificent.
"We've got a much bigger squad now we've got the lads back from Afcon and got players like Matheus [Cunha] coming off the bench who I'm sure he's not too happy sat on the bench the last few games. I know what he's like, he wants to play, but he's made the difference in the two games.
"He's come on against City and changed the game, and today again he's made the difference for us. It just shows the squad of players and the attacking players that can come on and do that."
Did you know?
This was Manchester United's first comeback victory away to Arsenal in the Premier League since February 2005 (a 4-2 victory); they had trailed on 12 occasions away to the Gunners in the period since then, losing 11 of them (D1).
Bruno Fernandes is the first United player since Wayne Rooney (2012-13 and 2013-14) to make 10+ assists in consecutive Premier League seasons (10 in 2024-25, 10 in 2025-26).
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