Manchester United continued their resurgence under Michael Carrick, securing another crucial victory. The Red Devils defeated Crystal Palace 2-1, climbing to third place in the Premier League standings. However, the manager cautioned his team against complacency, while praising their character and their ability to turn the game around.“We spoke to the lads at halftime about our situation, how to react, and to show personality and belief. Football can be tough sometimes, and this league is demanding, so things won't always go smoothly. But to come back like that and turn the game in our favor is the biggest takeaway for me today,” Carrick stated.He specifically lauded Benjamin Šeško, who scored the winning goal.“I'm very happy for Ben. He's improved immensely and is getting accustomed to playing for this club. His desire to succeed is immense, and it's a real pleasure to work with him. He scored a fantastic header that will give him a lot of confidence,” the Englishman added.He then shared his thoughts on the team's ascent to third place in the table.“At the moment, it doesn't mean all that much. It's good, and we want to keep progressing. We overcame an early goal and reacted well, but we mustn't get carried away,” the specialist opined.Carrick also had kind words for captain Bruno Fernandes, who converted a penalty.“He takes responsibility. Dean Henderson has saved many penalties, so it was a good duel. Bruno always steps up in those moments; he wouldn't do anything else,” Carrick continued.Finally, he praised the team as a whole for their performance in the match.“Sometimes in games, you get that second wind – I've experienced it as a player. The lads are human, and sometimes it doesn't click, but today we found it. We played really good football,” the manager concluded.