Substitutes Danjuma and Patterson come on for Young and McNeil for Everton. Onana manages to punch the ball away and claim it during a corner, though he may have been fortunate in doing so. Some may argue that Everton is protesting their points penalty, as both Doucoure and Young could have received second yellow cards for repeated fouling and tripping for the penalty. However, it seems that the officials at Stockley Park are not involved in any conspiracy to level the playing field for Everton. Howard Webb should work on improving communication within the different areas of the PGMOL. Everton is becoming more vulnerable. Both the players and fans of Everton are pretending that every correct decision against them is part of a greater scheme of corruption, which is absurd.
The issue is, Sam, this type of behavior is common in football. It is also prevalent in life.
Everton looks calmer. However, Calvert-Lewin controls the ball and Maguire steals it from Mykolenko to the sound of howls. One player from Everton is already carrying a yellow card. Rushing back to defend, Rashford clears the ball. More negative reactions from the crowd as Fernandes successfully tackles McNeil without receiving a penalty. Everton continues to put pressure on their opponents. A great cross from Ashley Young but Calvert-Lewin’s header goes over the goal. Gueye also gets a chance to shoot after receiving a pass from Calvert-Lewin. They may soon hit their target. Everton is dominating the game. Doucoure is close to receiving another booking due to his aggressive play.
Currently, Everton is in play. They are in need of scoring soon. United is forced to make two saves, with Mainoo being praised as the hero for the second one. Calvert-Lewin’s shot is prevented by Onana, followed by Mainoo’s slide to prevent Harrison from scoring on the rebound. Everton concedes a corner, which is taken by Garner. Calvert-Lewin is able to make a free header, but it goes straight into Onana’s hands. An Everton player voices a complaint that Garnacho has kicked the ball away, but no action is taken against him.
Source: theguardian.com
