“He’s always scored important goals,” the boss admitted. “He’s always found himself there at certain times.
“He’s scored good goals for us, important goals, [just] this season alone.
“Unfortunately, that one [against Leeds] just wasn’t quite enough for us to get back in the game.”
Carrick will be hoping Casemiro can put his sixth sense to good use on Saturday night, as an important clash in the race for UEFA Champions League football awaits us at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea, a team he’s put three past for the Reds previously.
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