Manchester United were held to a 2-2 draw after conceding a last-minute equaliser against Everton. Michael Carrick's side must now shift their attention to a Champions League tie with Sabah FK on Thursday.
Having been beaten 2-0 by Hull City to begin their Premier League season, United's fortunes were turned around with a 5-2 victory against Ipswich Town. Carrick's men then visited Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday, hopeful of getting a result. A sublime Bryan Mbeumo finish put them 1-0 up early in the second half.
Late drama at Everton
The Toffees hit back eight minutes from time through Tyrique George, though Benjamin Sesko thought he had won United the game in the 87th minute. But in the sixth minute of added time, the ball fell to Ainsley Maitland-Niles on the edge of the United box, and his long-range strike beat Senne Lammens.
Gary Neville has singled out Patrick Dorgu for his role in the late equaliser. The Dane only entered the field of play in the 70th minute for Marcus Rashford, who has been sent a telling message regarding his loan spell at Barcelona.
Rashford's Barcelona message
Rashford, who started his second consecutive league fixture on Sunday, took to Instagram after Everton held United with a statement to his 22.3 million followers.
"So unlucky not to come away with all the points today! The results will come. Big week coming up starting with Thursday's game," he wrote.
In the comments were two of his team-mates from his loan stint with Barcelona: Roony Bardghji and Fermin Lopez. Bardghji commented "Man like Rashy" whilst Fermin simply posted a clapping hands and love-heart eyes emoji. The two evidently have not forgotten about the 28-year-old, who was linked with a permanent move back to the Camp Nou after his spell. But the forward has ultimately stayed put to try to rebuild his United career under Carrick.
Neville lambasts error
Dorgu, who replaced Rashford against Everton, has been criticised by ex-United defender Neville, who believes his errant pressing was a primary reason for the late goal being conceded.
On his The Gary Neville Podcast, the Sky Sports pundit broke down the final stages of the game that led to Maitland-Niles scoring the equaliser. He said: "That last goal is a really bad one. Dorgu, for some reason, chases out and presses – isolated press. Andrey Santos then doesn't go cover behind him and stays back.
"It just gets played past Dorgu. It's a massive mistake that. It's a massive mistake from Dorgu but he might have been told to go press by Santos. But it just strikes me as a lack of communication."
