Sesko got his toe to Bryan Mbeumo<\/a>‘s cross six minutes into stoppage time and rifled it into the top corner to deny Carrick’s old club West Ham a vital victory in the relegation battle.<\/p>\n It was the second time the Slovenian, yet to start a match under interim boss Carrick, has climbed off the bench to score late on after his winner against Fulham<\/a>.<\/p>\n “It’s always the balance. The boys who have played have done fantastically well,” said Carrick.<\/p>\n “Ben’s doing a lot of work, he’s in a good place and ready to kick on. Certainly when he came on the pitch he made a big difference.<\/p>\n “It’s an unbelievable finish from the angle to generate that, to get it on target, to finish it — it’s some goal.<\/p>\n “He’s capable of that, Ben. He’s done it all the time. It’s not that he’s just suddenly burst on the scene. He’s been doing it, he’s proven that he can score goals as well. He’s been doing it in training for us as well.<\/p>\n “It’s not surprising, to be honest. I think it’s what he does, it’s what he’s good at. The last one would have done him the world of good.<\/p>\n “Tonight, a little bit different with the emotion of the game, but certainly important and a big moment for him and us.”<\/p>\n United were bidding for a fifth straight Premier League<\/a> victory under Carrick but were grateful for a point after Tom\u00e1s Soucek<\/a> put West Ham in front early in the second half.<\/p>\n “Mixed feelings,” added Carrick. “We know we weren’t at our best and we can credit West Ham with that.<\/p>\n “Finishing with a late goal when we’ve had to find one is a positive for us. In the grand scheme of things we can take a point, and dust ourselves down a bit. Four wins and a draw from these five games is a positive.”<\/p>\nBenjamin Sesko celebrates his goal to earn Manchester United a draw against West Ham.\u00a0Ian Kington \/ AFP via Getty Images<\/p>\n