Man Utd vs Everton LIVE RESULT: Red Devils crowned Premier League Summer Series champions as Mbeumo makes debut
The Red Devils closed out their tour of the United States with a 2-2 draw with Everton - which saw Bryan Mbeumo get his first minutes in the iconic red shirt.
Man Utd took the lead on 19 minutes after Bruno Fernandes slotted his penalty past Jordan Pickford.
Moments before half-time, Iliman Ndiaye levelled the clash, getting on the end of a superb cross from Idrissa Gueye.
After 69 minutes, Mason Mount put the Red Devils 2-1 up with a stunning curled finish.
Moments later, Everton were back level after a crazy own-goal saw Amad Diallo's clearance deflect off Ayden Heaven and into the back of the net.
Ruben Amorim's side couldn't end their Premier League Summer Series campaign with a 100 per cent record, but they will take the trophy back to Manchester.
6 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 2-2 Everton
88. Mount plays a well-weighted pass into the path of Dorgu.
He looks to get a shot away but his scuffed effort is well saved by Pickford.
Hojlund kicks the post in anger, feeling he should have squared it to him.
8 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 2-2 Everton
86. Aznou looks to drill a low cross in.
It is deflected behind for a corner.
As the cross comes in, Bayindir collects and falls on top of the ball.
10 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 2-2 Everton
84. Almost another chance for The Toffees.
Barry's first touch was poor and he invited the challenge from Maguire.
The defender took both player and ball as he hoofed it into the stands.
11 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 2-2 Everton
82. Moyes looks set to rotate his side some more.
With the lack of depth to their squad, it makes sense giving the youngsters a run out to see if any of them are up to first-team duties this season.
Dalot looks to make a run forward but Mykolenko reads it well to clear at the expense of a throw-in.
13 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 2-2 Everton
80. The Toffees look keen to get a winner here.
Barry is back on the field after receiving some treatment.
We have another stoppage after two Everton players collide going for the same ball.
15 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 2-2 Everton
78. Barry goes down in a heap on the floor.
The referee waves play on, not feeling it was a foul by Heaven.
Watching the replay, it seems the Man Utd youngster got away with one there.
25 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 1-1 Everton
68. The Everton press is working well.
As soon as a ball is played into anyone in the attacking third, they immediately have a player bearing down on them.
The Red Devils recycle it well and come forward once again.
27 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 1-1 Everton
66. Heaven is down receiving some treatment.
He was caught by a stray arm from Barry.
It gives the players a chance to have a little breather.
28 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 1-1 Everton
64. Moyes does not look happy on the bench.
He seems to be moaning to his coaches about some part of their play.
The Scot is looking very animated despite it only being a pre-season friendly.
31 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 1-1 Everton
62. It looks as though Moyes is switching to a back five.
Looking to get full-backs down the flanks to support attacks.
Man Utd come forward but the deliveries into the box are poor, they have no one who can dominate aerially to win it.
33 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 1-1 Everton
60. Everton make a host of changes themselves.
The most notable is McNeil who can create some chances.
Tarkowski, Beto, Gueye and Alcaraz make way.
35 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 1-1 Everton
58. What a wasted chance for The Toffees
Beto and Alcaraz get in each other's way when one of them should have been pulling the trigger.
That should have been a second goal for Moyes' side.
37 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 1-1 Everton
56. Cunha gets to the byline and cuts it back into the middle.
It strikes Garner's arm on the floor but the referee waves away claims for another penalty.
The corner comes in and Amad's touch takes it out for a goal kick.
Heaven, Mount and Maguire come on for Man Utd.
They replace Shaw, Yoro and Mainoo.
39 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 1-1 Everton
54. Everton loft a long ball into the box.
Bayindir comes to collect it with ease.
Man Utd look like mentally they are all still in the changing rooms.
41 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 1-1 Everton
52. A slip by Ugarte allows Everton to break.
Man Utd manage to get numbers back to clear their lines.
This is a woeful display by the Uruguayan midfielder.
43 minutes ago By Kieran Davies
Man Utd 1-1 Everton
50. Man Utd are seeing a lot of the ball but their passing game seems to have no end product.
Ruben Amorim said as much during the break in his interview.
For all the money they have spent up top, they should look more of an attacking threat than Wolves, who Cunha left for them.
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