Mount: Today is a new starting point. We hope to win two consecutive games and three consecutive games to enter the top four

October 5th, after Manchester United beat Sunderland 2-0 at home, Mount talked about the game in an interview with BBC Sports.

About this game

"It was an exciting game and we enjoyed it very much. The 2-0 lead in the first half helped us a lot. We hoped to continue to expand our advantage in the second half, but the end result was the most important, and I was satisfied with the three-pointer."

About my own goal

"It was very happy, I haven't looked back at that goal. The most important thing was to get the three-pointer, and the results of the last few games were very difficult. Now I'm looking forward to the next game, and I'm also very happy for Sheshko's goal and his performance, and for Ramens."

" From the performance in the first half, we can see that we were very sharp at the beginning of the game and quickly got into the form. At home, if we start well, we can control the game and score the goal. There is a bit of slack in the second half, which is what we need to improve. We fully support the head coach, we have some losses It hurts the team, coaching staff and fans, but today's victory is very important. "

Is this the beginning of reconstruction?" It is true. We thought that a victory over Chelsea would be a good start, but then we encountered disappointing results against Brentford. Today is a new starting point, and we will train hard during this break. We hope to win two games in a row, then three consecutive victories to strive to enter the top four."

About Lamens' performance

"It is very important to keep a clean sheet in the Premier League, and when you have the chance to score, it is even more critical to keep a clean sheet in the second half. He was very steady, and when we were under pressure, we chose to pass the ball to Sheshko, and we attacked based on that. I'm happy for him, today everyone is around him, and it may not be easy for him to start for the first time, but we are united, it feels good, we have to keep moving forward."