Everton
Nottingham ForestDay 3
Everton: 1. Pickford - 3. Patterson N., 2. Tarkowski, 4. Holgate, 19. Mykolenko, 30. Coady - 26. Davies T. (Onana A., 57) - 11. Gray - 10. Gordon A., 17. Iwobi, 33. Rondón (Mcneil, 57)
Substitution: Onana A. (from 57); Mcneil (from 57)
Bench: 15. Begovic - 5. Keane W., 23. Coleman, 25. Gbamin, 29. Vinagre - 6. Allan, 20. Alli D.
Yellow Cards: Gordon A. 21; Iwobi 36; Onana A. 60
Nottingham Forest: 1. Henderson D. - 4. Worrall J., 3. St. Cook, 7. Williams N., 15. Toffolo, 26. McKenna S. - 5. Mangala O. (Yates, 55), 20. Johnson B-n, 28. O'Brien - 9. Awoniyi (Gibbs-White, 61), 11. Lingard (Kouyate C., 84)
Substitution: Yates (from 55); Gibbs-White (from 61); Kouyate C. (from 84)
Bench: 13. Hennessey - 2. Biancone - 23. Freuler - 16. Surridge, 17. Mighten, 25. Emmanuel Dennis
Yellow Cards: Worrall J. 20; Williams N. 30
Everton was on the verge of losing at home to Nottingham Forest, but managed to score in the final minutes of the game
Everton started the new Premier League season with a defeat, losing at home to Chelsea
Dynamo Kyiv lost to Everton in a Match for Peace game at Goodison Park
Tottenham has officially announced the signing of Djed Spence from Middlesbrough
Neco Williams has today completed a permanent transfer from Liverpool to Nottingham Forest
James Tarkowski has completed a move to Everton on a free transfer
The goalkeeper will spend the 2022/23 season with the two-time European champions
Tottenham Hotspur delighted to announce the signing of Richarlison from Everton, subject to a work permit.
Ukraine's Vitaly Mykolenko spoke to the media before the Nations Legue game against Ireland
Nottingham Forest will begin next season as a Premier League side for the first time since 1998-99
Nottingham Forest are back in the Premier League after beating Huddersfield Town 1-0 in the Championship play-off final at Wembley
