Manchester United 2-2 Everton - Report, Result and goals while the rivals of the Premier League play Thriller -

Everton won a 2 to 2 draw against Manchester United in an animated and sometimes chaotic pre-season clash in Atlanta, while David Moyes’ side came twice from behind to frustrate the Ruben Amorim team.

Visitors took an early advance in the summer series controversially.

After an animated departure from Everton, United received a soft penalty when James Tarkowski was tried for dropping Amad Diallo inside the region.

The reruns have shown that there was minimal contact, but the decision was held and Bruno Fernandes calmly sent Jordan Pickford to the bad place in the 19th minute.

Far from folding after the reverse, Everton responded positively. Vitalii Mykolenko, who had already impressed the left, played a key role in the equalizer.

After winning the possession, Idrissa Gana Gueye swung a perfect bullet to the rear post, where Iliman Ndiaye arrived without marking to fall back to close range and level the score from 1 to 1 by 41 minutes.

The goal sparked Everton in life, Beto approaching twice before the break and Jake O’Brien hitting the post at close range.

United, shaken by the intensity of the Toffees, was happy to hear the whistle at halftime.

The second half started with United bringing changes, and they regained control after restarting.

Just before the time, their quality said. Fernandes again found space in the midfield and put on a pass in Mason Mount, which wrapped a superb effort for the first time around O’Brien and beyond Pickford to restore the advance of visitors to 2-1.

Moyes responded with a burst of substitutions, going to a back to five and presenting young Thierno Barry and Youssef Chermiti, as well as the ryyes Aznou academy. This bet paid.

In the 80th minute, a moment of madness gave Everton an unexpected equalizer.

After Fernandes lost possession in a battle with Ndiaye, the Senegalese striker led to the heart of the defense of United. While the ball was widely drawn up, Amad’s attempt to release the lateral paradise and ricoche in its own net, leaving goalkeeper Altay Bayindir without a defense and the score of 2-2.

The fence steps were continuously frantic. Barry almost capitalized on a defensive lance, but was refused by a last tackle of Harry Maguire, while at the other end Fernandes failed through the box of six yards that Michael Keane brilliantly cleared.

Bayindir also had to be vigilant to stifle a loose ball while Everton pressed a late winner, and Pickford made a crucial Dorgu stop in time.

The final whistle finally denounced to Crown Manchester United the Summer Series Champions, but it was another recall thatMorim always has work to do by knitting a team with big names together.

Despite the control spells, the defensive gaps and the lack of ruthlessability cost them a comfortable victory.

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