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Maitland-Niles stuns Manchester United as Everton claim last-ditch point
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Maitland-Niles stuns Manchester United as Everton claim last-ditch point

In a dramatic Premier League encounter at the Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool, Everton secured a 2-2 draw against Manchester United despite being two goals down. Bryan Mbeumo opened the scoring for United with a solo effort in the second half, but Everton responded strongly, with Tyrique George equalising before the break. Substitute Benjamin Sesko appeared to seal the victory for United with a late header, but Ainsley Maitland-Niles, making his debut, scored an incredible equaliser in stoppage time, ensuring Everton remained undefeated in their opening four matches of the season. The result leaves Manchester United with four points from three games, placing them 11th in the league, while Everton sit in eighth with five points. Both teams had notable moments, with United failing to capitalize on multiple chances, including a strike from Bruno Fernandes that hit the crossbar.

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Maitland-Niles stuns Manchester United as Everton claim last-ditch point

In a dramatic Premier League encounter at the Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool, Everton secured a 2-2 draw against Manchester United despite being two goals down. Bryan Mbeumo opened the scoring for United with a solo effort in the second half, but Everton responded strongly, with Tyrique George equalising before the break. Substitute Benjamin Sesko appeared to seal the victory for United with a late header, but Ainsley Maitland-Niles, making his debut, scored an incredible equaliser in stoppage time, ensuring Everton remained undefeated in their opening four matches of the season. The result leaves Manchester United with four points from three games, placing them 11th in the league, while Everton sit in eighth with five points. Both teams had notable moments, with United failing to capitalize on multiple chances, including a strike from Bruno Fernandes that hit the crossbar.

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