Manchester United manager Michael Carrick, speaking to Amazon Prime: "It was a good night. I have to give a lot of credit to the players for starters, showing that character and quality when we needed it. "This place does incredible things, magical things and we spoke about it at half-time. I thought we grew into it a little bit first half after giving away the goals too easily. "We spoke at half-time about how this place can change, it only takes one moment. The boys made every little bit of every little opportunity really and were fantastic in the end." On what was said at half-time: "Just not to get too disappointed about things, I felty we were coming into the game and getting around their box. "It didn't feel that way to the players because they were carrying too much frustration and disappointment. I knew that we were doing some good things in the game against a really good team and playing man-for-man as much as they are, you probably get as much failure as success. "It's still being positive and the boys responded so well second half." On if this is a turning point: "It's one game so it depends on what happens next. We've got to capitalise on that but tonight the boys showed an awful lot second half. "Unfortunately with Carlos [Baleba] having to go off and Youri [Tielemens] coming on, I thought he was fantastic and showed everything he is as a personality, a character, his experience to step into a game like that. "The boys just went with the flow and you could feel how positive [it was], it was nice to see this place like that again." On Shea Lacey's assist for the winner: "Delighted for Shea. Love him to bits, he's so talented, he's desperate to do well. It's such a good pick out, Matheus [Cunha] takes it on his back foot. "We moved Matheus inside second half and put Bryan [Mbeumo] wide left to give us better balance. Shea is certainly well liked, the boys respect him a lot. He's desperate to do well and he was even defending at right-back at the end! It shows what he's prepared to do." On what tonight represents: "It's a win for us as a football club. To see the supporters go home happy is what we live for, to give them performances and nights like this so they can get back again energised. "As a team, we've shown a lot of character to weather what we've had to. You find out a lot about each other. The players will find out things about me, I certainly do about them and their character, what it means to them and what they're prepared to put in. "Tonight was right at that moment. It depends what happens next, we've got to make the most of it, we've got to move forward but I'm feeling a lot better about things tonight."