Manchester United drew 1‑1 with West Ham as Sesko’s stoppage-time goal preserves Carrick’s unbeaten record in the Premier League

Manchester United were held to a 1‑1 draw by West Ham United in a Premier League clash at London Stadium on Tuesday evening, with Benjamin Sesko scoring a stoppage-time equaliser to preserve the Red Devils’ unbeaten run under interim manager Michael Carrick.

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West Ham took the lead in the 50th minute when Tomáš Souček fired home, giving the hosts an early second-half advantage.

The London side pressed for more, creating several chances, but United’s defence held firm until the closing moments.

Sesko, who had come off the bench, struck in the 90⁺6 minute to earn Manchester United a late point, preventing the end of Carrick’s unbeaten start in charge.

The draw ended the club’s four-game winning streak but maintained their momentum in the Premier League.

The match, played in front of a lively crowd, saw both sides produce attacking moments, but United’s late intervention ensured they left East London with a point.

Following the result, Manchester United remain in fourth place on the Premier League table with 45 points from 26 games.

West Ham sit on 24 points, just two points above the relegation zone, leaving them under continued pressure to secure Premier League safety.

The draw underscores the competitive nature of the league and highlights Sesko’s growing influence as a substitute capable of changing games.

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For Carrick, it is a reminder of the challenges that lie ahead as he navigates the remainder of the season.