Coleman makes 350th appearance for Everton as win keeps slim European hopes alive
Joe Willock netted for the sixth straight game as Newcastle beat Sheffield United By Press Association Wednesday 19 May 2021, 8:28 PM 5 hours ago 2,947 Views 1 Comment
Seamus Coleman in action for Everton against Wolves.
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EVERTON ENDED A miserable run of home form to keep their slim hopes of European football alive and give 6,500 returning fans something to cheer about as they edged out Wolves 1-0 at Goodison Park.
Richarlison’s 48th-minute header separated the sides on the night, giving Everton a first home win in six and only a second win in 10, though it was not one that came easily.
Richarlison’s header earned Everton victory over Wolves (Peter Byrne/PA)
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Everton ended a miserable run of home form to keep their slim hopes of European football alive and give 6,500 returning fans something to cheer about as they edged out Wolves 1-0 at Goodison Park.
Richarlison’s 48th-minute header separated the sides on the night, giving Everton a first home win in six and only a second win in 10, though it was not one that came easily.
Traore sparks Wolves fightback to keep nine-man Brighton in relegation mix
Date published: Sunday 9th May 2021 2:04 - Robert McCarthy
Morgan Gibbs-White denied nine-man Brighton the chance to secure Premier League safety after Wolves’ late show.
The midfielder’s last-minute strike earned a 2-1 comeback win at Molineux following Lewis Dunk’s game-changing red card.
The Seagulls skipper was sent off after the break for pulling back Fabio Silva, having given the visitors a first-half lead.
Adama Traore levelled with 14 minutes left and Graham Potter’s side had been in complete command until Dunk walked.
Victory would have sealed Premier League survival for the Seagulls, although it will be confirmed on Monday if Burnley beat Fulham, and Neal Maupay underlined their frustrations after he was sent off at the final whistle when he confronted referee Jon Moss.
Dunk’s second-half red card allowed Wolves to recover and claim a late win. By Press Association Sunday 9 May 2021, 2:46 PM May 9th 2021, 2:46 PM 2,203 Views 0 Comments
Wolves hit back to win.
Image: Tim Keeton/PA
Image: Tim Keeton/PA
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MORGAN GIBBS-WHITE denied 10-man Brighton the chance to secure Premier League safety after Wolves’ late show.
The midfielder’s last-minute strike earned a 2-1 comeback win at Molineux following Lewis Dunk’s game-changing red card.
The Seagulls skipper was sent off after the break for pulling back Fabio Silva, having given the visitors a first-half lead.
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