By Manchester United pulled off a late comeback to snatch a dramatic draw against Everton, avoiding what seemed like another crisis at Goodison Park.
Everton dominated the first half under returning manager David Moyes, overwhelming United and taking a deserved two-goal lead.
Beto opened the scoring in the 19th minute, capitalizing on a goalmouth scramble to net his fifth goal under Moyes. Abdoulaye Doucoure doubled the lead with a powerful header.
United’s struggles were highlighted when Harry Maguire failed to react quickly to a Jack Harrison shot, allowing Doucoure to rise above him and score.
However, the visitors clawed their way back in the final moments, showing resilience when it mattered most.
The dramatic draw keeps United from further sinking in the table while Everton’s frustration grows after letting a comfortable lead slip.
