Everton
Ipswich TownDay 35
Mcneil 35'
Hirst 79'
Everton: 1. Pickford, 2. Patterson N.( till 82'), 15. O´Brien, 19. Mykolenko, 24. Alcaraz C.( till 90'), 27. Gueye I.( till 90'), 32. Branthwaite, 37. Garner J-s, 10. Ndiaye Il., 7. Mcneil( till 78'), 14. Beto( till 77')
Substitution: 9. Calvert-Lewin(from 77'), 11. Harrison(from 78'), 18. Young(from 82'), 42. Iroegbunam(from 90'), 17. Chermiti(from 90')
Bench: 12. Virgínia, 5. Keane M., 23. Coleman, 22. Broja A.
Yellow Cards: O´Brien 28', Alcaraz C. 65', Patterson N. 80', Mykolenko 80'
Ipswich Town: 31. Palmer, 6. Woolfenden, 15. Burgess, 24. Greaves, 26. O'Shea D., 5. Morsy( till 68'), 14. Taylor Ja.( till 82'), 20. Hutchinson, 9. Enciso( till 90'), 10. Chaplin( till 68'), 19. Delap( till 68')
Substitution: 8. Phillips(from 68'), 27. Hirst(from 68'), 47. Clarke J.(from 68'), 12. Cajuste(from 82'), 40. Tuanzebe(from 90')
Bench: 28. Walton C., 25. Luongo, 44. Godfrey
Yellow Cards: Delap 28', Morsy 33', Chaplin 65', Hirst 81'
-
Chelsea took a significant step in their hunt for a UEFA Champions League spot
-
The match turned heavily in the visitors’ favour when Ipswich were reduced to 10 men
-
Guardiola’s side climbs to fourth place in the Premier League table
-
Chelsea avoided a shock home defeat
-
Everton ended their Premier League winless streak in dramatic fashion
-
Everton has once again played a pivotal role in the title race
-
The win at Anfield keeps the Reds firmly atop the Premier League
-
Ukrainian left-back could be on the move from Liverpool to London
-
The win keeps Forest firmly in the race for European qualification
-
Vitaliy Mykolenko played the full 90 minutes, contributing to a resilient defensive performance that helped his team avoid defeat
-
Nottingham Forest Overcome Ipswich in Penalty Shootout to Secure FA Cup Quarter-Final Spot
04.03.25 00:31The match ended in a tense penalty shootout
-
United managed to secure a hard-fought victory
-
The result extended a concerning trend for Manchester United
-
The match, which ended in a 2-2 draw at Goodison Park, was marred by a series of incidents
-
Yesterday marked the final chapter of the storied Merseyside Derby at the legendary Goodison Park, home of Everton for 130 years