According to Flick, the team's first goal in the second half gave them a boost of confidence, which helped them secure the three points. He also expressed pride in the team's performance, highlighting that they earned their victory through hard work and determination.

Flick also defended his decision to substitute Marcus Rashford at halftime, saying that the player had shown promise in the first half and that the changes made in the second half were necessary to secure the win. He credited the team's ability to adapt and make adjustments as key factors in their success.

The coach also acknowledged that the team did not play perfectly, but emphasized the importance of learning from their mistakes and improving their game through analysis and discussion. He viewed the match as a valuable learning experience for the team, helping them to identify areas for improvement and set goals for the future.