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Newcastle counterpart Steve McClaren called the game a "classic" and said it had left him drained on the touchline.

"People said that United were boring and that we lack character, but we kept fighting until the end and we have got a goal that feels like a winner," he said.

"People thought it would be a 0-0 and it was a classic at 3-3. It must have been a great game for the neutral. It was a heart attack for the coaches."

Despite their last-minute leveller, Newcastle remain in the bottom three with 18 points from 21 games, while Manchester United drop to sixth.

The points may have been shared but there were contrasting emotions at St James' Park after Newcastle twice came from behind to draw 3-3 with Manchester United.

Red Devils boss Louis van Gaal said: "Of course it feels like a defeat. We have given it away," adding: "We could have scored six."

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Almost an identical picture in The Times, which says 'Best you wish it was boring now, Louis'.

They don't hold back, claiming that Dummett's rocket ensures the 'rot continues' at Manchester United.

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The Daily Telegraph says 'How's that for entertainment' alongside a picture of the celebrating Paul Dummett.

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The Daily Star screams out 'Dummies' in a nod to Paul Dummett's equaliser.

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First, a quick scan of today's papers. 

After last night's 3-3 Premier League thriller at St James' Park between Newcastle United and Manchester United, the Daily Mirror says that the Old Trafford side are not boring any more, although conceding a last-minute equaliser was obviously Louis van Gaal's idea of entertainment. 

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Boring, boring Man United...

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What's this? Six goals? In one game?

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Even Louis van Gaal was excited.

Plenty to look back on, plenty to look forward to.

Welcome to another Sportsday.

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