"We went for the game. The boys worked really hard. We have to be glad. I was happy [when the equaliser went in]. I was very, very happy because I think we were on top of the game in that moment; we had momentum."
"It's an important result because it's a tough place to come. We are proud that we achieved something. It could have been three [points]. I felt we had good momentum - Man Utd, of course, also had some chances. But it doesn't change anything. We are building, always looking for a better performance."
West Ham came from behind to earn a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford after Soungoutou Magassa scored an 83rd-minute equaliser following Diogo Dalot's earlier strike. Since Nuno's first league game in charge on September 29, only Aston Villa have claimed more points from losing positions than West Ham. Nuno remains without an away win, with the club's last road victory occurring under his management in August at Nottingham Forest. The late comeback left the manager positive about recent progress and believing the team showed momentum while preparing to recover quickly for the upcoming Brighton match. Magassa's goal was his first for the club and made him the 179th different Premier League goalscorer for West Ham.
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