Alex Iwobi was brought on with 15 minutes left as a Dominic Calvert-Lewin goal in stoppage earned Everton a 3-3 draw against Manchester United at Old Trafford.
The Toffees had to comeback twice in the game to secure the draw, first cancelling a 2-0 deficit before leveling up late in the game to snatch a draw.
It was just the second time in Premier League history United led a home game by 2+ goals at half-time and failed to win, following a 2-2 draw against West Brom in October 2010.
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United opened scoring on 24 minutes after Edinson Cavani headed in Marcus Rashford’s inviting cross.
On the stroke of half-time Bruno Fernandes made it 2-0 with a wonder strike from the edge of the box which sailed into the corner.
In the 49th minute Everton pulled a goal back through Abdoulaye Doucoure who reacted quickest to a loose ball.
Just three minutes later James Rodriguez made it 2-2 after finding the bottom corner with a well-controlled finish.
With 20 minutes left United retook the lead thanks to Scott McTominay who headed in Luke Shaw’s free-kick.
And in the 95th minute Calvert-Lewin equalized after steering in a cross into the net.
The draw saw United remain second on 45 points and are two points behind leaders Manchester City who will face Liverpool on Sunday.
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