MU fans unanimously praised a star after the victory over Everton

After the 1-0 triumph over Everton, Man United continued their unbeaten run and saw Senne Lammens stand out, convincing supporters he is the primary long-term stopper.

Manchester United supporters collectively hailed a standout player after the 1-0 victory against Everton at Hill Dickinson, as the “Red Devils” extended their impressive form in the Premier League.

Coming off the bench in the second half, Benjamin Sesko scored the only goal in the 71st minute, helping Man United stretch their Premier League unbeaten run to nine matches. Michael Carrick’s squad currently sits fourth in the table with 48 points from 27 games, three points ahead of fifth-placed Chelsea.

Although not a spectacle for fans of flashy football, Man United demonstrated efficiency when needed, especially with a solid defensive display. Carrick’s team kept two clean sheets in their last three matches after conceding twice in 3-2 wins over Arsenal and Fulham.

The spotlight was on goalkeeper Senne Lammens. Since taking over as first-choice from Andre Onana, the 23-year-old keeper has kept five clean sheets and continued his impressive form on Merseyside.

The Belgian goalkeeper repeatedly showed command in dealing with corners and made an outstanding save in the second half by tipping a long-range shot from former Man United defender Michael Keane over the crossbar.

This performance earned widespread praise from fans. One supporter wrote: “Lammens is truly a breath of fresh air, an underrated signing.”

Another excitedly asked: “Where did we find Lammens? He seems tailor-made for Man United.”

Another opinion stated: “I’ve lost count of how many times Lammens has saved us like this. An outstanding deal.”

Some even shared: “Since De Gea left, I’ve never felt this secure. Thank you, Lammens.”

After the match, Lammens gave an interview to Sky Sports, emphasizing the collective effort: “Today, the most important things were fighting spirit, defensive solidity, and unity. Especially in the first half, things were tough and we needed to play better.”

He added: “But when the whole team works together, defends well, and keeps a clean sheet, we always have a chance. Just one counterattack can lead to a goal and a win.”

The Belgian goalkeeper also highlighted the defensive improvement since Carrick took charge: “We have defended very well together almost all season. If I and the defense keep a clean sheet, we always have a chance to win. Today was clear proof.”

Before the match, interim coach Michael Carrick praised his pupil, who joined Man United from Royal Antwerp in August for £18.1 million.

Carrick said: “I’m really impressed with Senne. His attitude, calmness, and body language are exactly what I expect from a goalkeeper. He brings composure and knows how to handle situations when needed.”

Carrick concluded: “This is not an easy position to step into, but he adapted immediately. I’m very pleased with the progress Senne has shown.”