Fletcher described the chance to lead the Reds at Turf Moor as “an amazing experience.” He stepped into the role following the departure of Ruben Amorim as head coach on Monday. Despite his team’s strong offensive effort, registering 30 shots, he couldn’t help but wonder about what could have been.
After trailing at halftime, the Reds quickly turned things around and took the lead within an hour thanks to Benjamin Sesko’s first brace for the team. However, they ultimately had to settle for a draw when Jaidon Anthony scored Burnley’s fourth goal.
At full-time, Fletcher shared his thoughts during the post-match media duties, which he will repeat on Sunday after it was confirmed he would oversee the Emirates FA Cup match against Brighton & Hove Albion at home.
Continue reading for a summary of his insights from the post-match interviews with BBC Match of the Day, MUTV, and Sky Sports…
