Finally Beto: Everton save themselves in full recovery from the defeat against Fulham, a header from the former Udinese striker was decisive. The team of Sean Dyche looked destined for defeat after a lackluster performance, but the Portuguese striker pushed Ashley Young’s pass into the net in the 94th minute, ensuring the Toffees extended their unbeaten run to five matches.
Speaking to BBC Match of the Day, the ex Udinese said: “This goal means a lot to me. I haven’t played in these two weeks, so I had to work hard and, as everyone says, hard work pays off. This time it pays for me and for my teammates, for the Toffees, and it’s really important. I know I just have to keep working. If I have the opportunity, obviously I want to score, and if I don’t have it I’ll keep working: that’s my mentality. We showed that tonight we give up. We must maintain this mentality.”
The complete program
Friday 25 October 2024
Leicester – Nottingham Forest 1-3
Saturday 26 October 2024
Aston Villa – Bournemouth 1-1
Brentford 4-3 Ipswich
Brighton – Wolverhampton 2-2
Manchester City – Southampton 1-0
Everton – Fulham 1-1
Sunday 27 October 2024
Chelsea – Newcastle (3pm)
Crystal Palace – Tottenham (3pm)
West Ham – Manchester United (3pm)
Arsenal – Liverpool (5.30pm)
CLASSIFICATION
Manchester City 23 (9 games played)
Liverpool 21 (8)
Aston Villa 18 (9)
Arsenal 17 (8)
Nottingham 16 (9)
Brighton 16 (9)
Chelsea 14 (8)
Tottenham 13 (8)
Brentford 13 (9)
Fulham 12 (9)
Newcastle 12 (8)
Bournemouth 12 (9)
Manchester United 11 (8)
Leicester 9 (9)
Everton 9 (9)
West Ham 8 (8)
Ipswich 4 (9)
Crystal Palace 3 (8)
Wolverhampton 2 (9)
Southampton 1 (9)