Here is a concise summary of the provided text, which appears to be a transcript of a football (soccer) match commentary:
**Match Summary:**
* **Teams:** Manchester United vs. Everton at Goodison Park
* **Score:** Manchester United wins 4-2, coming back from 2-0 down
* **Key Events:**
1. Alan Stubbs (Everton) scores first, with a deflected shot
2. Fernandez (Everton) makes it 2-0
3. Manchester United's comeback:
* John O'Shea scores to make it 2-1
* Phil Neville (Everton) scores an own goal to equalize 2-2
* Wayne Rooney scores to take the lead 3-2
* Chris Eagles seals the win with his first-ever Premiership goal, making it 4-2
* **Significance:** The win could potentially clinch the championship for Manchester United, opening up a 5-point lead at the top of the Premiership with three games to go.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
**Match Facts**
1. The match took place at Goodison Park.
2. The teams playing were Manchester United and Everton.
3. Alan Stubbs scored the first goal of the season for Everton (via deflection off Michael Carrick).
4. The halftime score was 1-0 in favor of Everton.
5. Fernandez scored his second goal for Everton in the second half.
6. United's John O'Shea scored, making it 2-1.
7. Phil Neville scored an own goal, equalizing the match at 2-2.
8. Wayne Rooney scored for Manchester United, taking the lead to 3-2.
9. Chris Eagles sealed the win with his first-ever Premiership goal, making it 4-2.
10. The final score was Manchester United 4, Everton 2.
**Player and Team Statistics**
11. Alan Stubbs scored his second goal of the season.
12. This was Chris Eagles' first-ever Premiership goal.
13. Wayne Rooney has scored multiple goals this season (exact number not specified in the text).
14. Manchester United came from two goals down to win.
**Championship Standings (as of the match day)**
15. Manchester United opened up a five-point lead at the top of the Premiership.
16. Chelsea had only one point at Stamford Bridge on the same day, with three games to go.