Manchester United pulled off an incredible comeback at Goodison Park on Saturday, scoring two goals in the final 18 minutes to secure a dramatic 2-2 draw against Everton.
Everton had dominated the first half, exposing United’s weaknesses and taking a well-deserved two-goal lead. Beto scored his fifth goal under manager David Moyes in the 19th minute, and Abdoulaye Doucoure headed in the second goal after Harry Maguire’s lackluster defense.
However, United’s fortunes changed in the 72nd minute when Bruno Fernandes scored a free-kick, sparking a late surge from the visitors. Manuel Ugarte then drove home a powerful shot eight minutes later, drawing United level and stunning the Everton faithful.
The dramatic turnaround spared United manager Ruben Amorim from a ninth league defeat in 13 matches. Everton pushed for a late winner, but United survived a penalty scare when the referee’s decision was overturned by a video assistant referee check.
The thrilling draw leaves both teams with plenty to think about, but United’s late comeback will undoubtedly boost their confidence ahead of their next match.
