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Everton v Man United ratings: Johnson 4, Maitland-Niles 8; Cunha 5, Rashford 7
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Everton v Man United ratings: Johnson 4, Maitland-Niles 8; Cunha 5, Rashford 7

In a dramatic Premier League match between Everton and Manchester United, Ainsley Maitland-Niles scored a last-minute goal on his debut to secure a 2-2 draw for Everton. The game started slowly, with both teams struggling to create clear chances. Manchester United took the lead shortly after halftime through a powerful strike by Bryan Mbeumo. Everton responded with a late equalizer from Tyrique George, only for United to regain the lead through Benjamin Sesko. However, Maitland-Niles' stunning finish in stoppage time sealed a point for Everton. Despite a challenging transfer window, Everton remains unbeaten this season, sitting in eighth place with one win and two draws. Manager David Moyes praised the team's resilience, while Manchester United's coach Michael Carrick acknowledged areas for improvement despite a strong performance.

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Everton v Man United ratings: Johnson 4, Maitland-Niles 8; Cunha 5, Rashford 7

In a dramatic Premier League match between Everton and Manchester United, Ainsley Maitland-Niles scored a last-minute goal on his debut to secure a 2-2 draw for Everton. The game started slowly, with both teams struggling to create clear chances. Manchester United took the lead shortly after halftime through a powerful strike by Bryan Mbeumo. Everton responded with a late equalizer from Tyrique George, only for United to regain the lead through Benjamin Sesko. However, Maitland-Niles' stunning finish in stoppage time sealed a point for Everton. Despite a challenging transfer window, Everton remains unbeaten this season, sitting in eighth place with one win and two draws. Manager David Moyes praised the team's resilience, while Manchester United's coach Michael Carrick acknowledged areas for improvement despite a strong performance.

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