Everton secure a 2-2 Premier League draw with Manchester United at Hill Dickinson Stadium as substitute Ainsley Maitland-Niles scores a late equaliser on his debut. Multiple outlets describe the goal as a long-range, first-time effort that arrives in the closing minutes or stoppage time, rescuing a point after United have appeared set for victory.
Earlier in the match, United take the lead twice, but Everton respond each time to keep the contest level. One report highlights Benjamin Sesko scoring an 87th-minute header for United, which appears to win the game before Maitland-Niles’ strike. The Guardian and others frame the moment as a positive start for a player signed recently, while also noting Everton’s wider context around transfer activity and that Manchester United face another late setback. Across the coverage, the central difference is emphasis: some focus on the dramatic “screamer” and timing of the equaliser, while others stress United’s lead and Everton’s fight back to preserve their unbeaten run.
