3. Inconsistency with VAR

Everton's opening goal on Sunday afternoon came via an own goal when United's Swedish defender Victor Lindelof inadvertently put the ball into his own net. That highly comical goal was slightly contentious, as replays suggested David De Gea was fouled while attempting to punch the cross mid air.
Leighton Baines had floated a corner at the Stretford End, and both De Gea and Dominic Calvert-Lewin rose to claim the loose ball. The Everton attacker appeared to impede the United shot-stopper when jumping at the near post. De Gea completely missed his punch and Lindelof inadvertedly turned the ball into his own net, much to the dismay of the home fans. Referee Michael Oliver awarded the goal after the check was complete, but the inconsistency with the VAR this season continues to cost teams points.
United had looked the better side up to that juncture despite failing to register a shot on target. And given Everton's highly defensive approach prior to the match, that goal provided them with an extra incentive to hold out for a precious point.