JORDAN PICKFORD produced a wild 60-yard sprint as Everton snatched a dramatic last-gasp point against Manchester United.
The Toffees keeper helped get one final attack moving before tearing up the pitch as his team chased an equaliser deep into stoppage time.
And his gamble paid off spectacularly when Ainsley Maitland-Niles collected the ball outside the box and curled a stunning effort into the top corner in the 96th minute.
Footage from behind the goal showed Pickford racing forward from the other end of the pitch as the move unfolded before celebrating the incredible leveller.
And eagle-eyed supporters enjoyed the England No1’s reaction, with one writing: “Love Pickford’s reaction.”
Another fan simply hailed the strike as an “Absolute banger.”
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While another declared it their “Goal of the season”.
Maitland-Niles’ wonder goal made it a dream Everton debut after the former Arsenal man arrived from Lyon earlier this week.
Manchester United had taken the lead just seconds into the second half when Bryan Mbeumo struck in the 46th minute.
But Everton refused to go away and Tyrique George blasted home an equaliser with seven minutes of normal time remaining.
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Benjamin Sesko then looked to have won it for Michael Carrick’s side when he headed Luke Shaw’s cross past Pickford in the 88th minute.
Yet Maitland-Niles had the final say, bending an outrageous effort beyond Senne Lammens to send the Hill Dickinson Stadium wild.
The 2-2 draw keeps Everton unbeaten after their opening three Premier League games, while United have taken four points from a possible nine.