David Jones

Now, listen, if they lost... It's a slight exaggeration.

No, but if Aston Villa lost the next two or three games, they may actually think, it is worth a throw of the dice,

Huge moment in the final seconds at Goodison Park as Everton thought they'd won it against Manchester United.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin's goal deflected off Harry Maguire, ruled out with VAR clarifying that Gylfi Sigurdsson was in David De Gea's line of sight.

No goal, one apiece it finished.

And we've shown it to Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Well, dramatic end to the game and Dominic Calvert-Lewin saying his piece, as far as the Everton team were concerned, they should have had their winning goal.

He says that Sigurdsson wasn't in the line of sight.

What would you say, Graham?

Well, Roy, let me put it like this, it's David De Gea saved his team from a defeat today with that save.

What about Pickford at the other end?

I don't know why you think that's funny, Graeme.

He makes big, important saves like this.

he's landed and then he's quick feet and then he's over again but if he doesn't make himself big but if he didn't make the mistake in the first half then you end up winning winning matches not coming away and praising the goalkeeper for drawing it's about winning football matches surely absolutely agree two big moments in the final moments here which meant that neither team could go on and claim three points and it was thought it was too much for ancelotti in the end wasn't it he got the red card but what have they made of it and what will they tell us in just a moment

Well, for a moment he must have thought they'd lost this Manchester United, but they didn't and they're unbeaten in eight now and no apology needed at Goodison Park this time.

Here's Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with Geoff Shreves.

Do you feel like they needed more than a point here today?

Obviously, a goal down very early on, Roy, because of that incident, we talked about it at half-time.

Does it feel like there are too many of these moments happening for David De Gea?

Absolutely.