Wayne Rooney gave Ronald Koeman an extra lease of life after his last minute penalty earned Everton a draw at Brighton.
After going behind in the final 10 minutes, Rooney was given the chance to level the game from the penalty spot as the game entered stoppage time.
The former England captain dispatched with aplomb, saving Koeman's under threat job in the process.
Anthony Knockaert was the pick of the bunch for Brighton and his strike in the 82nd minute had looked to give Brighton another impressive result.
Here is how our man at the ground rated the performances...
Brighton
Ryan 7
Brilliant double save at the death followed other good stops. Solid.
Bruno 5
Moment of madness to concede a stupid penalty. Cost his team dear.
Dunk 7
Booked. Solid performance in the heart of Brighton’s defence.
Duffy 7
Had a really solid game in central defence before going off injured.
Suttner 6
Strong display at left back, gave Everton few openings and did well.
Knockaert 8 MOTM
Booked. Brighton’s liveliest and most inventive player. Scored.
Stephens 6
Worked hard and was not afraid to put his foot in. Strong display.
Propper 7
Booked. A real presence in Brighton’s midfield. Powerful and strong.
March 7
Got the sponsors’ man of the match, showed some good quality.
Gross 7
Lucky to escape a shirt pull on Sigurdsson. Some threatening moments.
Murray 6
Got caught offside so many times because he lacks pace. Frustrating.
Substitutes
Izquierdo, for March, 73 mins, 6
Huenemeier, for Duffy, 73 mins, 6
Brown, for Murray, 85 mins
Everton
Pickford 7
Made a good late save from Brown. Agile and athletic, important blocks.
Holgate 7
Good energy getting forward, was a threat down the right from full back.
Keane 7
Made three excellent blocks for Everton. Vital presence in defence.
Jagielka 6
Despite his advancing age, he still has pace and is prepared to battle.
Baines 6
There was a doubt over his fitness but he played and did OK at left back.
Schneiderlin 6
Simply has not made the impact in Everton’s midfield they were hoping for.
Gueye 5
Lacking his usual control in midfield which led to him getting subbed early.
Vlasic 7
Everton’s best player with his movement, control and vision. A threat.
Sigurdsson 5
One free kick sailed well wide which just about sums up his form right now.
Calvert Lewin 6
Looked lively, had pace which caused Brighton problems. Did well overall.
Rooney 6
Kept a cool head to fire home Everton’s last gasp penalty. Neat and tidy throughout.
Substitutes
Niasse, for Gueye, 69 mins, 6
Davies, for Rooney, 89 mins
Mirallas, for Baines, 84 mins