The centre-back was responsible for conceding a goal and later seemed to have given away a penalty, only to be rescued by the match officials.

Manchester United staged a remarkable comeback in their final visit to Goodison Park, overturning a two-goal deficit at halftime to secure a 2-2 draw against Everton in a match filled with late-game controversy.

The Red Devils clawed their way back into the game, fueled by the brilliance of Bruno Fernandes and the relentless determination of Manuel Ugarte. However, they were fortunate to escape with a point after VAR overturned a stoppage-time penalty decision in favor of the hosts.

Everton opened the scoring in the 19th minute when United failed to clear their lines multiple times, allowing Beto to pounce and smash the ball into the net off the ground. Their lead was doubled due to further defensive lapses from United, as Abdoulaye Doucoure rose above Harry Maguire to head the ball home after Jack Harrison’s shot was deflected into the air by Andre Onana.