Everton snatch late 2-2 point vs Man United

The Premier League produced another late twist: Everton took a point from Manchester United after a 2-2 draw sealed in stoppage time.

Fabrizio Romano flagged the result as it landed, noting that Everton had saved a late point against United and inviting a man-of-the-match debate while the clip spread. Follow-up reports on the same thread put the final score at 2-2, with Everton scoring twice late and the equaliser arriving in the 90+6th minute.

United thought they had the result. Everton did not accept it. The draw changes how both clubs will read the table going into the next round of fixtures.

What is confirmed

Romano’s post did not list a scorer in the original alert. The 2-2 scoreline and the 90+6 equaliser are confirmed; goalscorers and other match details had not been confirmed at the time of writing.

The match sits inside the Premier League calendar, not a cup sideshow. Viewers who joined late still caught the decisive passage.

Why it matters

A dropped two points at this stage of a Premier League season is not a crisis on its own, but it is a reminder that United remain a team that can be caught after they appear to have closed a game. Everton leave with evidence that they can still alter a scoreline after the 90.

Rights for Premier League matches vary by territory. Check the listing for the next Everton or Manchester United fixture on your usual guide before kick-off rather than assuming the same channel as this afternoon.

The takeaway is simple: the result is 2-2, the point was won in added time, and the next Premier League dates for both clubs will now carry extra attention after a finish like this.

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