Ainsley Maitland Niles made a memorable start to his Everton career by scoring a stoppage time equaliser that helped David Moyes' team secure a 2 2 draw against Manchester United in their Premier League meeting at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday.United appeared to be heading towards victory after Benjamin Sesko put them ahead again in the 88th minute. However, Everton continued to attack and Maitland Niles produced a stunning finish in added time. The midfielder connected with the ball from roughly 30 yards and sent a first time shot into the top corner, ensuring Everton maintained their unbeaten beginning to the campaign.After three league matches, Manchester United have collected four points and currently occupy 11th place. Everton have five points and are sitting eighth in the standings.Manchester United controlled much of the first half but found it difficult to turn possession into dangerous opportunities. Marcus Rashford managed to get around Merlin Rhl on the wing and delivered a low ball into the penalty area in the 20th minute, although Matheus Cunha was unable to finish the chance on target.Everton came close to opening the scoring before the interval. Rhl created room on the flank before delivering the ball towards Thierno Barry, whose header from close range narrowly cleared the crossbar. Fernandes also threatened for United, but Jarrad Branthwaite produced two important blocks to prevent him from finding the net.United eventually broke the deadlock shortly after half time. Bryan Mbeumo drove forward into the Everton penalty area and was given enough space to pick out the bottom corner beyond goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.Everton reacted positively to falling behind and started putting greater pressure on the visitors. Their attacks became more effective as they found additional openings in the final third. Dewsbury Hall had an opportunity to equalise following a move involving Tyrique George, but he failed to connect cleanly with the ball.The pressure eventually paid off in the 83rd minute. Hayden Hackney played the ball towards George, who finished confidently with a powerful strike into the top corner to bring Everton level.Manchester United regained the advantage just five minutes later. Luke Shaw exchanged passes with Bruno Fernandes before sending a cross towards Sesko. The forward rose to head the ball into the far corner. Pickford managed to get a hand on the effort but was unable to stop it from crossing the line.Everton continued to believe they could rescue something from the match and committed players forward during the closing stages.Their persistence was rewarded in stoppage time. Hackney sent the ball back into the penalty area, where United defenders cleared it only as far as Maitland Niles. The Everton substitute immediately struck the ball first time, producing a curling effort that flew into the top left corner and made the score 2 2.The dramatic late goal provided Maitland Niles with an unforgettable introduction to Everton supporters and earned Moyes' team a valuable point after they had twice found themselves behind during the match.