A sense of déjà vu
29/09/2024I thought it was so similar to the 3-2 win over them a couple of years ago; our first half was dreadful but we then came on strong after the break, scored the goals we needed, then shut up shop.
I thought it was so similar to the 3-2 win over them a couple of years ago; our first half was dreadful but we then came on strong after the break, scored the goals we needed, then shut up shop.
Everton are back at Goodison Park to host Crystal Palace in the first of two back-to-back home games that they hope will finally yield a first Premier League win of the season.
That last 10 minutes were nerve-wracking to the extreme, so it’s a positive we showed good resilience to hold on.
We could have and should have won that. But we’re off the mark and have a point. In different circumstances, an away point would be welcome.
Everton travel to the King Power Stadium this weekend for what is an important fixture despite how early it is in the season but Sean Dyche’s squad continues to be stretched.
A much changed Everton side struggled for large periods of a difficult game against Southampton at Goodison Park before Young saw the 6th Everton penalty saved.
They say lightning never strikes twice. Well, it did. Different circumstances, but it felt the same.
Everton achieved the impossible, squandering another 2-goal lead they had built up to shock Aston Villa, only to progressively collapse, with huge opportunities to win the game squandered by Calvert-Lewin
Everton 2 — 3 Bournemouth That the day was going too well should have been a beacon that it was about to go South… Picked up at 12:20 pm, and in the pub before 1 pm, even with a nice seat with a view of the early kick-off game. Having missed our opening Premier League […]