From Sky Sports · Danyal Khan · · 1m 30s
Senne Lammens: United players united behind Carrick
Manchester United players back Michael Carrick despite recent Champions League loss.
In brief
Manchester United players back Michael Carrick despite recent Champions League loss. Manchester United's Senne Lammens says players are united and working to improve after recent Champions League loss. Originally reported by Sky Sports.
United players united
Senne Lammens says Manchester United players are all backing under-pressure boss Michael Carrick.
“For me personally, I think it is”
Carrick's recent challenges
United lost 4-1 to Como in Champions League after poor start to season.
“We have to learn from that as well fast”
Changing room unity
Players say they are united and working to improve their current run of form.
“We are united and we are trying to get better as a team”
Tactical struggles
United conceded early in games against Atletico Madrid, Fulham and Spurs this season.
“It's difficult”
Carrick's defense
Michael Carrick admitted his team's performance was 'not acceptable' after loss to Como.
“We have to learn from that as well fast”
Last season's success
United won against Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City last season under Carrick.
“Last season everything just clicked”
Current form issues
United have seven games without a win in all competitions since 2014-15.
“We have to learn from that as well fast”
Tactical evolution
Players say they need to improve teamwork and defensive strategies.
“We need to get a bit of both”
Player perspective
Senne Lammens believes United need to balance aggression and calmness on pitch.
“It is a fine line”
Upcoming match
United face Bournemouth in Premier League match on Sunday.
“We need to get a bit of both”
Carrick's leadership
Carrick gave defiant speech after recent losses to improve team performance.
“We are all together behind the coach”
Player confidence
Players say they are trying harder every day to improve their game.
“We are trying harder every day”
Future focus
United aim to turn around form with one strong performance.
“You only need one performance to turn it around”
What to remember
Manchester United's Senne Lammens says players are united and working to improve after recent Champions League loss.
