FIFA has officially announced the dismissal of the officials and referees from the recent Manchester United vs. Everton match. This decision comes after the referee failed to issue a late Penalty following a dangerous tackle

A contentious decision to overturn a penalty award in stoppage time marred the clash between Everton and Manchester United, as the Red Devils staged a remarkable comeback to secure a 2-2 draw at Goodison Park. Manchester United were thoroughly outplayed in the first half, with Everton taking the lead in the 19th minute through Beto’s clever finish. The Portuguese striker’s fifth goal in four Premier League games continued his impressive form.

Everton maintained their dominance, doubling their advantage just 11 minutes later. After Andre Onana saved a Jack Harrison strike, the rebound fell to Abdoulaye Doucoure, who headed the ball into an open goal. The Toffees remained in control until the half-time whistle and for nearly 20 minutes after the restart.

Manchester United’s first shot on target came after 70 minutes, and it resulted in a goal. Captain Bruno Fernandes curled a free-kick into the bottom right corner, giving his team a glimmer of hope. This spark of inspiration galvanized the Red Devils, and Manuel Ugarte equalized just eight minutes later.

Deep into stoppage time, Everton were awarded a penalty after a foul on Ashley Young. However, referee Andy Madley was sent for an on-pitch review, and despite appearing to show Matthijs de Ligt pulling Young’s shirt, the decision was overturned. The match ended 2-2, leaving Everton frustrated and Manchester United relieved.

Everton’s strong form under David Moyes continued, with the team having won four and drawn one of their previous five Premier League matches. Moyes, a former Manchester United manager, had a mixed record against the Red Devils, with two wins in his last three meetings. However, the Toffees’ inability to hold onto their lead and secure a vital win will be a source of disappointment for the team and their fans.