Dominic Calvert-Lewin's goal deep into stoppage time - with Everton goalkeeper Robin Olsen up for a free-kick - gave the visitors a dramatic 3-3 draw against Manchester United.
The game simply had it all. But it ended in crushing disappointment for the Old Trafford outfit - and many will be pointing the finger at David de Gea for not being forceful enough for Everton's last attack, bundled home by Calvert-Lewin.
Manchester United led 2-0 at half-time and 3-2 going into injury time, but Everton came away with a point.
The home side took a 2-0 lead when Edinson Cavani nodded home Marcus Rashford's teasing cross, then Bruno Fernandes channelled his inner Eric Cantona by beating Olsen with a dipping, swerving shot from outside the area.
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They controlled large parts of the first half, though Everton were wasteful and Paul Pogba went off injured.
However Everton came out all guns blazing in the second half.
Calvert-Lewin's shot was softly parried by De Gea right into the path of Abdoulaye Doucoure to score - before James Rodriguez sensationally fired home less than three minutes later.
Six minutes after half-time and Everton were level at 2-2, De Gea had made an error and United had gone from total control to all at sea.
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However this incredible game swung back the way of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side with 20 minutes to go.
Luke Shaw's whipped cross into the box was met by a looping Scott McTominay header, as he flicked the ball towards goal.
Olsen made a hash of the save, appearing to pull his arms back and actually shrink to a smaller size than his 6ft 5in. Critics might say it had a hint of Jordan Pickford about it, so maybe there's just something in the Everton keeper shirt.
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But this absolute barnstormer of a game was not done. Just when United looked set for a 3-2 victory, Calvert-Lewin bundled the ball into the goal to give Everton a 3-3 draw and leave Man United heartbroken.
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