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Goals and highlights: Everton vs Tottenham in Premier League (2-2)
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99'
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99' Yellow card for Everton
Dobbin
96' VAR
VAR confirms goal, no offside
96' GOAL EVERTON
After a free-kick in the box, Branthwaite appeared free at the far post to head in and make it all square
90' Substitution for Tottenham
In: Dragusin
Out: Hojbjerg
88'
Dobbin finds Chermiti on the edge of the box, but he beats him weakly, making life easy for Vicario
87' Substitutions for Tottenham
In: Skipp and Gil
Out: Maddison and Werner
86' Substitutions for Everton
In: Beto and Dobbin
Out: Calvert-Lewin and McNei
80' Substitution for Everton
In: Chermiti
Out: Young
78'
Maddison sets up Hojbjerg, who passes the ball to Udogie. The ball reaches Werner, who has his cross blocked
74' Substitution for Everton
In: Coleman
Out: Godfrey
70'
Richarlison receives the ball from Maddison, lays it on and shoots. Pickford gets in the way of the save and Maddison can't take advantage
68'
Udogie plays for Richarlison, who is blocked by Tarkowski
60'
Udogie plays for Richarlison, who is blocked by Tarkowski
57'
Werner is fouled in the box, but Godfrey makes a crucial intervention
54' THE FLAG WENT UP
Maddison rolls the ball back and Werner finishes into the corner. Pickford falls to save, but the assistant has already signaled offside
51' WOW
Porro hits the ball into the corner. Pickford flies to keep it out
47'
McNeil swings in the corner. Vicario comes out of his goal and gets the ball
45'
Game restart
50'
Half time
46 'VICARIO
Branthwaite swings in the corner. Harrison deflects and Vicario saves. Godfrey takes the rebound, heads it over and the goalkeeper saves again
45'
+5
45'
Gueye ends up getting a gift from Romero, he has the option of a pass to Calvert-Lewin, decides to shoot and sends it wide of the goal
40' GOAL TOTTENHAM
LOOK AT THE PIGEON! Maddison releases Richarlison, who shoots from the edge of the box and puts it past Pickford, who can't do anything about it
36'
McNeil takes a free-kick and Udogie clears the danger
30' GOAL EVERTON
From McNeil's corner, Vicario gets a hand to it, but can't clear. Tarkowski, at the far post, put it into the middle again and Calvert-Lewin headed it into the back of the net
25'
Harrison swings in a corner at the far post. No one appears to take it
19'
Mykolenko pursues McNeil. The striker hits a cross, the ball deflects off Everton's own player and goes out
14'
Maddison plays a beautiful pass towards Richarlison. Tarkowski makes a good read and makes the interception
11'
After a corner, McNeil strikes from the right. Vicario appears to intervene
9'
Richarlison advances, plays the ball to Maddison. Udogie draws the line, giving Maddison space to shoot from the edge of the box. Tarkowski clears off the line
6'
Young sends in a cross, Calvert-Lewin tries to head it in, but ends up sending it over the goal
3' GOAL TOTTENHAM
Werner rolls the ball to Udogie, who lifts it over the line. Richarlison volleys in, making the law of exes count
00'
Blow the whistle
Spurs' warm-up moment
Ready for #EVETOT 🔜 pic.twitter.com/IB0uMPPxkv — Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) February 3, 2024
Gana Gueye in action
🔙 @IGanaGueye 💙#EVETOT pic.twitter.com/5ormlPwrvF — Everton (@Everton) February 3, 2024
Will it break?
Richarlison scored Tottenham's first goal in a 2-1 win in December. However, no player who has ever played for Everton in the Premier League has scored home and away against the Toffees in the same campaign
Time to start preparing
Ready to get warm on Merseyside 👊
🛵 @getir_UK pic.twitter.com/i0Go5lApyS — Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) February 3, 2024
Tottenham set
Team news is in for #EVETOT! 🤍 pic.twitter.com/sF6GbYo2Ed — Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) February 3, 2024
Everton roster
Your Toffees for #EVETOT! 👊🔵 pic.twitter.com/nibimKTH32 — Everton (@Everton) February 3, 2024
Stage
Just over two hours to go ⏳
Get your messages on the big screens today by using #EFCMatchday! 📲#EVETOT pic.twitter.com/60ikDT1ARt — Everton (@Everton) February 3, 2024
Video refereeing
VAR: Stuart Attwell
AVAR: Harry Lennard
Field refereeing
Referee: Michael Oliver
Assistant 1: Dan Cook
Assistant 2: Wade Smith
Fourth official: Andy Madley
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Speak, Ange Postecoglou!
"We'll see how it goes. Sarr had a long trip back, so we'll see how he does in training and make a decision around him. Everyone else finished the game well, we're the same as Wednesday night
Signing Radu Dragusin early was great. Just like Timo Werner early was also great for us. The beauty of getting them in early is that they've already made a contribution.
It's like everything else in life, you can try to sell the vision of something to someone, but if there's tangible physical evidence of it [it's easier]. Anyone who has watched us since I joined will have seen the aspirations we have to be, the kind of team we want to be.
It's a win-win situation. Being Australian, I'd love them to go through and then we'd have Son back, but part of me would love Son to win an Asian Cup. I know what that would mean for him and his country
My mission at the moment is still very much around the first team and building a first team, and you can do that at the same time as giving opportunities to young players. I think for sustainable success that's the best way to go, because the team grows together when it's guys of similar ages, as long as you have good experience with them."
Speak, Sean Dyche!
"The strength of the group has come from the front to the back. We're asking the strikers to do their bit, defending up front, and the full-backs working hard in midfield and in the back four or five.
Now, the real key moment when you do both, and that's the biggest challenge in soccer, is to do both well - defend well and attack well. I think he [Pickford] can see the picture well because the organization of the team has looked good in front of him and obviously the goalkeepers can see how the team is operating - the distances, how they're working as a collective, and I think he's enjoying that in front of him.
So, yes, it's a good measure for a goalkeeper, when they think the structure is right. I think it gives them confidence and, in the same way, it gives confidence to the defensive side of the team.
It indicates that we have a competitive team that is playing in the right way to create all those [chances], but you have to score a goal. The courage to make mistakes is always fundamental for me. A lot of the performance level stats are very strong, but you have to take advantage of those stats by scoring at one end and stopping at the other. That's something that hasn't changed. We have to make sure we're focused on that, but in a way it's nice for the team to be affective in order to create those chances.
The balance is there, but the final moment of truth is what pays off. That moment of clarity in front of goal or that final pass, that final delivery, that's the icing on the cake, if you like.
We know it's a season of work and we need everyone at the moment and more and more with the injuries we have."
Classification
Spurs
Tottenham are fighting to stay within the PL's G-4. Spurs are in fourth place with 43 points, the same as Aston Villa, who are just behind in fifth.
With a 65% record, the Londoners have won three, drawn one and lost one.
Toffes
With only a 42% record, Everton are in the relegation zone, in 18th place, on 18 points, one less than Luton Town, who moved up a place in the last round.
The Toffes have won four times. Their last win came on December 10, 2023, against Chelsea, 2-0. In the last five games, the team has suffered three straight defeats and two draws.
Goodison Park
Goodison Park is a soccer stadium located in Liverpool, England. It is the home of Everton Football Club, one of the most traditional and historically significant clubs in English soccer. Opened in 1892, Goodison Park is one of the oldest stadiums in use in English professional soccer, also called The Grand Old Lady.
The stadium has a total capacity of approximately 39,572 spectators, making it a medium-sized stadium in the Premier League. During its long history, Goodison Park has witnessed countless memorable matches, including Everton's games in domestic and European competitions.
The stadium has also hosted two FA Cup finals (1894 and 1910) and five matches at the 1966 World Cup, making it a permanent fixture in the history of world soccer.
Eye on the game
Everton vs Tottenham this Saturday (3), at the Goodison Park at 7:30 am ET, for the Premier League. The match is valid for the 23th round of the competition.
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