B-fee passes and scores, Haven gives away an own goal, Manchester United draws Everton 2-2

In the early morning of this year, a fierce battle was staged in the third round of the Premier League Summer Series round-robin, with Manchester United playing against Everton. The game was ups and downs, and the two sides finally shook hands 2-2 to make peace. B made a point shot and made an assist. Mount scored a wonderful goal, but the unfortunate owned by young player Hawen made Manchester United fail to score three points. The game started with a bright pace. In the 4th minute, Manchester United striker Cunia missed the shot from a small angle. In the 7th minute, after James Garner's free kick was saved, O'Brien shot and hit the post and bounced out, and Manchester United escaped. In the 15th minute, Everton's Beto scored a one-on-one goal and was judged invalid for offside. In the 19th minute, young player Diallo successfully created a point, and captain B Fei calmly took the penalty and scored the first record for Manchester United.

In the 40th minute, Guy sent a key pass near the midfield, and Ndiaye seized the opportunity to score, helping Everton tie the score 1-1. In the first half, Ugath fired a gun outside to test Pickford.

After the change of sides, there was constant controversy. In the 56th minute, Ghana was not punished for handball in the penalty area. Manchester United took the lead again in the middle of the second half. In the 68th minute, B Fei initiated an attack on the left and handed the ball to Mount accurately. After receiving the ball, the latter shot with his right foot and drew a beautiful arc and went straight to a dead corner. Manchester United overtook 2-1. However, the good times did not last long. Just 6 minutes later, a dramatic scene appeared on the field. When Diallo cleared the ball in his penalty area, the ball unfortunately hit his teammate Hawen and refracted, and went straight into his own net. Everton was lucky enough to tie the score to 2-2. In the end, neither side was able to rewrite the score again, and the game ended with a draw.