A poor first half gave way for an unbelievable second half. Only two real chances at either end to begin with with Bruno hitting the bar and Barry missing a sitter of a header. Mbuemo got things moving with a great solo effort to pull United ahead. It stayed that way for a while until Tyrique George switched to the right wing to supplement Grealish and bagged a great leveller. The drama was far from done as Sesko bounced a header in himself that Barry wishes he could've put away earlier. With such little time left, you'd have been forgiven to think United were going home with three points. But Everton after deadline day had something up their sleeves: an actual RB. And not just any RB, a proven one in Ainsley Maitland-Niles. He proceeded to score an absolute thunderbastard at the death to snatch a point back on his Everton debut. Everton, despite failing to grab a new striker and losing their star winger in Ndiaye, look stronger than they did before. Maitland-Niles will surely be a star at the Hill Dickinson and I'm amazed Everton have bagged a player as good as him. In contrast, United's struggles in the full-back positions are still apparent with Dalot really struggling in this game and Shaw's quality only really showing in the opposing half.