Manchester United had Mason Greenwood to thank for a share of the spoils in a 1-1 draw with Everton.
Teenage forward Greenwood stepped from the bench and fired home a fine equaliser for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men, who were frustrated for long periods by the Toffees.
Duncan Ferguson’s side were well organised and made life difficult for their hosts, and duly took a first-half lead when David De Gea misjudged a Leighton Baines corner and the ball cannoned in off Lindelof.
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The goal was awarded after a quick Video Assistant Referee (VAR) check as Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin had made contact with De Gea in the six-yard box.
United missed a string of chances as Lingard dragged his shot wide from close range 15 seconds into the game before Pickford parried a swivelling Rashford free kick and then a stinging low drive from Luke Shaw.
Both sides could have grabbed a winner in the closing stages as Pickford kept out another vicious Rashford free kick before Alex Iwobi had Dea Gea at full stretch at the other end.
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