EVERTON were denied a late penalty as Manchester United salvaged an unlikely draw.
The Red Devils were completely outplayed in the first half and were deservedly 2-0 down at the break.
Bruno Fernandes inspired Man Utd to a comeback at Goodison Park[/caption]
Manuel Ugarte produced a brilliant equaliser to salvage a draw[/caption]
The Red Devils were completely outplayed in the first half[/caption]
Some slapstick defending resulted in Beto firing in the opener, which had to be checked for several minutes by VAR.
Abdoulaye Doucoure doubled the hosts’ lead after heading in a rebound from a Jack Harrison effort, and Everton threatened to add more.
Shortly after half-time Doucoure had an effort well saved by Andre Onana, as United appeared to be sleepwalking to full-time.
But out of nowhere they were back in the match after Bruno Fernandes fired in a free-kick, wrongfooting Jordan Pickford.
United then levelled after another Fernandes free-kick bounced out to Manuel Ugarate, who took a touch on the edge of the box before firing the ball brilliantly into the bottom corner.
But Amorim’s side almost threw away a point after the referee pointed to the spot after Ashley Young went down in the area.
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