Everton vs Manchester United LIVE: Premier League result, latest updates and fan reaction

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Deniran-Alleyne, T. (2026, September 6). Everton vs Manchester United LIVE: Premier League result, latest updates and fan reaction. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/everton-vs-man-utd-live-stream-premier-league-latest-score-updates-result-b1295939.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-06 · by Tashan Deniran-Alleyne

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Ainsley Maitland-Niles, on his Everton debut, scored a dramatic stoppage-time equalizer to earn the team a 2-2 draw against Manchester United in the Premier League. The result maintains Everton's unbeaten start to the campaign. Manchester United led twice during the match, first with Bryan Mbeumo's goal in the second half and then with Benjamin Sesko's header in the 88th minute. The dramatic late equalizer sparked bedlam and marked a significant moment on what was otherwise a difficult week for Everton after a botched transfer deadline day left them with a threadbare squad.
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Everton vs Manchester United ended in a 2-2 draw on Sunday, with Ainsley Maitland-Niles scoring a stunning stoppage-time equalizer to snatch a point for Everton and maintain their unbeaten start to the Premier League campaign. The match was an intense and dramatic encounter at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, with both teams creating chances and exchanging leads.

United took the lead twice, first through Bryan Mbeumo's solo effort in the 46th minute, and then through Benjamin Sesko's header in the 88th minute, which seemed to have sealed a late victory for Manchester United. However, Tyrique George had equalized earlier with a powerful strike in the 83rd minute.

Maitland-Niles' goal was a moment of magic, coming from distance and into the top corner, to rescue a point for Everton and spark bedlam among the fans. The result will feel like two points dropped for United as they twice led at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

This is the second time this season that Manchester United's opponents have come back to draw with them at the same stadium, having also drawn 2-2 against Everton in April.

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Everton Man Utd Manchester United Toffees United

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Everton ORG · 19× Manchester United ORG · 11× Ainsley Maitland-Niles PERSON · 4× Benjamin Sesko PERSON · 4× Man Utd ORG · 3× United ORG · 3× Bryan Mbeumo PERSON · 2× George PERSON · 2× Maitland-Niles PERSON · 2× Toffees ORG · 2×

Narrative

David Moyes admitted he had “to live with disappointments” and called for Everton players to “muck in”, but Sunday looked set to end in further frustration after substitute Benjamin Sesko’s 88th-minute header put United on course for a late victory. Tyrique George’s thunderous strike had cancelled out a fine Bryan Mbeumo effort moments earlier but the Slovenia international would not prove United’s match-winning substitute for the second time at Hill Dickinson Stadium this year.
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🔮 The result will feel like two points dropped for United as twice they lead at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

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Ainsley Maitland-Niles had the final say of a breathless second half as Everton maintained their unbeaten start to the Premier League campaign with a draw against Man United. asserted
Everton → have → United
The Toffees trailed with just seconds remaining on the clock before the transfer Deadline Day signing equalised with an early goal of the season contender. asserted
signing → trail → contender
The result will feel like two points dropped for United as twice they lead at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. asserted
they → feel → Stadium
Bryan Mbeumo broke the deadlock right at the start of the second half with an impressive solo effort, but Tyrique George equalised with a powerful in the 83rd minute. asserted
George → break → minute
Benjamin Sesko thought he had earned Man Utd a second successive win away at Everton when his header from a Luke Shaw cross squirmed over the line despite the best efforts of Jordan Pickford. asserted
header → think → Pickford
However, Maitland-Niles - on for the injured James Garner - with the last kick of the game rifled home from distance to snatch a dramatic late point and spark bedlam. asserted
Niles → injure → bedlam
Everton leave it late Ainsley Maitland-Niles scored a dream stoppage-time equaliser on his Everton debut to earn a 2-2 draw against Manchester United and lift the mood at the end of a difficult week. Deadline day ended in disappointment for fans of both clubs but the Toffees’ inaction was particularly concerning given Tuesday’s botched business left them with a threadbare squad and an unhappy manager. asserted
business → leave → squad
David Moyes admitted he had “to live with disappointments” and called for Everton players to “muck in”, but Sunday looked set to end in further frustration after substitute Benjamin Sesko’s 88th-minute header put United on course for a late victory. Tyrique George’s thunderous strike had cancelled out a fine Bryan Mbeumo effort moments earlier but the Slovenia international would not prove United’s match-winning substitute for the second time at Hill Dickinson Stadium this year. asserted
international → admit → Stadium
Instead, deadline-day acquisition Maitland-Niles came off the bench to rifle home from distance to snatch a dramatic late point and spark bedlam. asserted
Niles → come → bedlam
That is simply superb from Ainsley Maitland-Niles to mark his debut with a goal to rescue a point for Everton. asserted
That → mark → Everton
Good play from Grealish as he gets to the byline and finds George who plays the ball back to Hackney who then shoots over. asserted
who → get → Hackney
Into five minutes of stoppage time as George is caught offside as he tried to beat Lammens at his near post again. asserted
he → catch → post
drama at the Hill Dickinson as Benjamin Sesko gets on the end of Luke Shaw’s cross and powers a header past Pickford. asserted
Sesko → get → Pickford
Pickford got a hand to the ball but couldn’t keep it out. asserted
Pickford → get → it
SESKO WINS IT FOR MAN UTD! asserted
SESKO → win → UTD
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