In a stunning contest, on Matchday 3 of the EPL at the Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool, Tyrique George and then Maitland-Niles, the super sub from Lyon, cancelled out Manchester United’s two goals from Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko to snatch a pulsating draw, right on the long whistle, to share the honours in front of a vociferous Everton crowd.
This is the Everton of yore. The Team which I always respected but for far too long had been struggling to get the desired results. But David Moyes is rebuilding Everton, the character of which was in full view at the Hill Dickinson stadium.
Michael Carrick would be disappointed. The campaign thus far in the new season is a bit of a setback. A loss to Hull in the opening game. A brave victory against Ipswich but a painful draw against Everton. Manchester United have been a mixed bag.
Mbeumo scored in the second half, but the very young Tyrique George equalised in the 83rd minute before Sesko scored in the 88th to give United a great lead. But an inspired substitution from David Moyes saw Maitland-Niles equalising in the last second of the game to snatch a 2-2 draw.
Manchester United fought hard, but Everton were gritty to the core and determined to square the game if not win it.
Kudos to the Toffees.
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