Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho may well be regretting his decision to hand Marouane Fellaini a bit part in the Premier League clash with Everton at Goodison Park.<\/p>\n
For the former Toffees midfielders bit part turned into a major role when he came on and gave away a late penalty which cost the Red Devils dearly, giving the home side a draw and denying the visitors two vital points.<\/p>\n
The 1-1 scoreline seemed unlikely as the game played out until Fellaini felled Idrissa Gueye in the penalty area leaving\u00a0Leighton Baines to put the penalty kick away.<\/p>\n
United looked to be coping with a surge of pressure from Ronald Koeman\u2019s side in the latter stages of the second half as they tried to salvage something from the encounter.<\/p>\n
Zlatan Ibrahimovi\u0107 had given\u00a0the visitors the lead in the first half with a clever lob over and beyond the onrushing Maarten Stekelenburg.<\/p>\n
But that was all to change and the result left the Old Trafford manager in an unhappy mood when he faced reporters following the draw.<\/p>\n
Quizzed on giving away two points, the Portuguese coach\u00a0pointed out that he felt pundits have double standards when criticising his team.<\/p>\n