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Misery mounts on MU

REUTERS, London
Manchester United, eliminated from European competition in midweek, endured Premier League frustration on Sunday when they were held to a 1-1 home draw by Everton.
United, knocked out of the Champions League following a 2-1 defeat by Benfica on Wednesday, fell behind to an early goal by James McFadden but earned a point thanks to an equaliser from Ryan Giggs.
The Old Trafford club remain third in the table with 31 points from 15 matches. Liverpool, also on 31 points, are second on goal difference with runaway leaders Chelsea on 43 points having played a game more than their two closest rivals.
Everton, who have collected 17 points from 15 matches, climbed two places to 15th.
"I think we deserved to win," United manager Alex Ferguson told Sky Sports. "We had four or five clear chances but their goalkeeper (Richard Wright) had an excellent game.
"I think we got a bit anxious in the second half. The players were desperate to win, they tried their best and put all their effort into it and when they got the chances I thought we'd go on to win it.
United looked unusually nervous in the opening period and Everton wasted a good chance after three
minutes when keeper Edwin van der Sar scuffed his clearance straight to striker James Beattie but his shot was blocked by Mikael Silvestre.
The visitors were ahead four minutes later when McFadden fired a left foot shot past Van der Sar at the near post after good work by Kevin Kilbane and Leon Osman.
United fashioned an equaliser after 15 minutes when Giggs guided the ball past Wright with the outside of his left foot from near the penalty spot after a delightful pass over the defence by Paul Scholes.
With the Old Trafford crowd getting behind their team, United created further chances for Rooney, who headed Giggs's fine cross straight at Wright, and the Welsh winger himself whose low shot was turned around the post by the keeper.
United's dominance continued after the break with Scholes's fierce shot beaten away by Wright.
Everton were pinned back in their own half but twice launched dangerous counter attacks, McFadden forcing a flying save from Van der Sar and Kilbane wasting a good chance by firing high and wide.
Giggs almost snatched an injurytime winner when he curled a leftfooted free kick over the defensive wall and Wright pulled off a diving save.