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Premier League are so secure that David Moyes and Graham Potter were able to engage in a lengthy pre-match chat on the Goodison Park turf. There’s a lot of mutual respect between the two managers and their teams have cancelled each other out so far. The closest we’ve come to a goal was when Jarrad Branthwaite inadvertently headed towards his own net from a Hammers’ corner, with Jordan Pickford springing acrobatically to save. Everton have been slightly more dominant otherwise but this game needs a spark.
“For the penalty incicent, Beto appeared to have been tripped by Konstantinos Mavropanos but the VAR Chris Kavanagh deemed there wasn’t conclusive evidence of a foul. It was a tough one to call. Beto did seem to kick the ground before he went over.”
Premier League and across the EFL!Premier League received some good news this week as it is now almost certain that five clubs will qualify for the Champions League at the end of the season.
Premier League and EFL to look forward to this afternoon, with some updates from Europe also thrown in.
In the Premier League we have a relegation scrap between Wolves and Southampton, while Ipswich take on high-flying Nottingham Forest. Elsewhere, Everton host West Ham and Brighton travel to face Manchester City.
The pick of the Championship fixtures this afternoon sees Frank Lampard’s Coventry take on Sunderland. In League One, promotion hopefuls Wycombe and Wrexham – who are level on points – go head-to-head at Adams Park. And in League Two, 18 teams are in action at 3pm GMT.
I’ll be bringing you updates all afternoon – join me!
Source: theguardian.com
