Manchester United's interim manager Darren Fletcher believes his side created enough scoring opportunities to claim victory against Burnley, despite the 2-2 draw at Turf Moor. The match ended in a frustrating stalemate for United, who will be disappointed by the dropped points, particularly given their dominant performance.
Fletcher acknowledged that while his team had control of the game for most of the 90 minutes, Burnley were able to capitalize on mistakes and create equalizing chances. However, he is adamant that Manchester United did enough to secure three points, and emphasized the importance of securing vital wins in this crucial period of the season.
"We created more chances than Burnley, and we should have won the game," Fletcher said post-match. "But we can't take anything for granted, especially not against teams like Burnley who are always looking to cause an upset." The manager will be encouraged by his side's attacking display, which saw several clear-cut scoring opportunities created.
However, United's inability to capitalize on these chances and secure a 90-minute clean sheet has raised questions about the team's solidity at the back. Fletcher is aware that this must be addressed if Manchester United are to achieve their goals for the remainder of the season.
For now, the draw is a frustrating result for United, who will hope to bounce back with a win in their next match against [opponent]. Despite the disappointment, Fletcher remains optimistic about his team's prospects and emphasized the need for focus and consistency in the coming weeks.
Fletcher acknowledged that while his team had control of the game for most of the 90 minutes, Burnley were able to capitalize on mistakes and create equalizing chances. However, he is adamant that Manchester United did enough to secure three points, and emphasized the importance of securing vital wins in this crucial period of the season.
"We created more chances than Burnley, and we should have won the game," Fletcher said post-match. "But we can't take anything for granted, especially not against teams like Burnley who are always looking to cause an upset." The manager will be encouraged by his side's attacking display, which saw several clear-cut scoring opportunities created.
However, United's inability to capitalize on these chances and secure a 90-minute clean sheet has raised questions about the team's solidity at the back. Fletcher is aware that this must be addressed if Manchester United are to achieve their goals for the remainder of the season.
For now, the draw is a frustrating result for United, who will hope to bounce back with a win in their next match against [opponent]. Despite the disappointment, Fletcher remains optimistic about his team's prospects and emphasized the need for focus and consistency in the coming weeks.