Senne Lammers, goalkeeper for Manchester United, spoke candidly after conceding two goals to Everton, recalling the moment he conceded the second goal during injury time in the Premier League.
On 7 Sep 2026 GMT+7, Senne Lammers, the Belgian goalkeeper for Manchester United, a prominent team in England's Premier League under English coach Michael Carrick, opened up after conceding two goals to Everton. He recounted the moment of conceding the second goal during injury time in the Premier League.
Senne Lammers said, "It's hard to be satisfied with my performance in this match. I made several good saves, especially against Tyreek George, but I still conceded two goals and we dropped two points. The first goal was a great shot, but as a goalkeeper, you always ask yourself if you could have done more. That's my job."
"Then Ainsley Maitland-Niles took that shot, and I dropped to my knees watching the ball go in. I wanted to save it, but sometimes you have to accept that shot. I will take responsibility, learn from it, and move forward. Of course, you might have good moments, and then five minutes later, bad moments—that's football."