Watch: Everton hurt Man United's title hopes in 3-3 thriller

Bruno Fernandes  scored brilliantly for Manchester United, but Everton came back big (after 2-0, and 3-2 deficits) for a 3-3 tie that creates an even steeper challenge for Man United to catch leader Man City (two points ahead with two games in hand. Also, Leicester City can go even with Man United if it beats Wolves on Sunday. For sixth-place Everton, the tie keeps it in good position to reach the European competition qualifying zone.

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