The clash at Old Trafford on Monday night between Manchester United and AFC Bournemouth has been labelled by many as the game of the season, ending in a thrilling 4-4 draw that left fans and pundits alike in disbelief. The match was a rollercoaster, showcasing attacking football and defensive vulnerabilities in equal measure.

Manchester United led on three separate occasions, appearing to have sealed the victory with two quick goals that turned a 3-2 deficit into a 4-3 lead. However, Bournemouth, demonstrating resilience and attacking prowess, fought back to level the score at 4-4. Eli Junior Kroupi's late equalizer ensured that the points were shared in a match filled with drama from start to finish.

Jamie Carragher, a former Liverpool and England defender, described the match as the "best game" of the Premier League season thus far, highlighting the excitement and unpredictability that make the Premier League a global spectacle. He praised Manchester United's attacking display for a majority of the game, while also acknowledging Bournemouth's impressive comeback in the second half.

The game was not without its talking points. The absence of a late winning goal, despite opportunities for both sides, left a sense of incompleteness after such a captivating contest. Questions have been raised about Manchester United's defensive stability, as they conceded four goals despite the fans' desire for attacking football. Bournemouth's attacking approach, while entertaining, also left them open at the back, contributing to the high-scoring affair.

In other news from the EFL, several stories are making headlines. Sheffield Wednesday is facing further challenges after already being docked points. There are reports of potential buyers for the club, but no acceptable bids have been made. In the Championship, Coventry City edged out Bristol City, while Norwich City earned a controversial victory.

The Football Association has announced that FA Cup replays will be scrapped from the next season. This decision comes after a new agreement with the Premier League.