Wolverhampton
EvertonDay 28
Wolverhampton: 1. José Sá, 2. Doherty, 3. Aït-Nouri, 12. Agbadou, 22. Semedo N.( till 90'), 24. Tote Gomes, 5. Munetsi( till 46'), 7. André( till 90'), 8. Gomes João, 27. Bellegarde( till 83'), 9. Strand Larsen( till 74')
Substitution: 21. Sarabia(from 46'), 11. Hwang H.(from 74'), 29. Guedes G.(from 83'), 4. Bueno S.(from 90'), 20. Doyle T.(from 90')
Bench: 31. Johnstone S., 34. Djiga, 37. Pedro Lima, 19. Gomes R.M.
Yellow Cards: André 53', Strand Larsen 62'
Everton: 1. Pickford, 6. Tarkowski, 15. O´Brien, 19. Mykolenko, 11. Harrison, 16. Doucoure A.( till 63'), 27. Gueye I., 29. Lindstrøm( till 63'), 32. Branthwaite, 37. Garner J-s( till 90'), 14. Beto
Substitution: 24. Alcaraz C.(from 63'), 42. Iroegbunam(from 63'), 18. Young(from 90')
Bench: 12. Virgínia, 31. Begovic, 2. Patterson N., 5. Keane M., 23. Coleman, 17. Chermiti
Yellow Cards: Iroegbunam 79', Alcaraz C. 85'
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The Cherries held their nerve to advance to the quarter-finals
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The Ukrainian defender's dismissal left the Cherries with 10 men and ultimately cost them the game
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Ukrainian defender was shown a straight red card
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The result extended a concerning trend for Manchester United
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Liverpool a hard-fought victory and extending their lead over Arsenal to seven points
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The match, which ended in a 2-2 draw at Goodison Park, was marred by a series of incidents
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Yesterday marked the final chapter of the storied Merseyside Derby at the legendary Goodison Park, home of Everton for 130 years
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On Wednesday, a historic event in English football briefly stole the spotlight from the Champions League
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While four more Champions League playoff matches are on today’s schedule, the most highly anticipated game of the day takes place in another competition—the Premier League
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Wolverhampton Wanderers secured a 2-0 victory over Blackburn Rovers
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Two teams featuring Ukrainian defenders faced off
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With this impressive win, Everton secured their third consecutive victory
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Arsenal managed to secure a 1-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers
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Everton manager David Moyes is set to achieve a historic milestone today
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The home side went on to secure all three points in the second half
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Everton had not win in the EPL for six consecutive matches
