(Reuters) - The trio of second-half substitutes Everton manager Ronald Koeman fielded against Manchester United on Sunday made a deep impact in the 1-1 draw, the Dutchman has said. Valencia came close to scoring in the 81st minute when his close-range header was saved by United goalkeeper David De Gea. "The three substitutes had a big impact in the game," Koeman told the club website (www.evertonfc.com). Zlatan Ibrahimovic had put United ahead in the 42nd minute after he picked up Anthony Martial's through ball and flicked it over goalkeeper Martin Stekelenburg. It's a fair result because both teams did not deserve to lose the game," added the 53-year-old Koeman.

Source: Economic Times December 05, 2016 10:00 UTC