Bruno Fernandes hails Michael Carrick's approach in Manchester United's resurgence

The Red Devils won their fourth consecutive match under new coach Carrick since he took over the reigns following Ruben Amorim's sacking in early January.

"This is football, football changes from one game to the other," said Fernandes to TNT Sports after the game.

"I think Michael [Carrick] came in with the right ideas of giving the players the responsibility, but also some freedom to take the responsibility on the pitch during the decisions that are needed.

"He's very good with the words and I think he still remembers when I told him last time, he was our manager, for our last game, and I was sure Michael could be a great manager and now he is showing it."

The Portuguese star created six chances for United against Spurs in addition to sealing the victory with his 81st minute goal.

"We hope we can help him [Carrick] even more so everyone can see, not just us as the players, that we are good players and that is why we are at Manchester United, but also the staff is very good."

United will turn their attention to the next Premier League fixture against West Ham United on Tuesday at the London Stadium.