Man City vs Everton

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Fulham take the lead from a corner. Another corner, another Crystal Palace goal on the back of shocking Bournemouth defending. Southampton equalise against Fulham courtesy of a superb James Ward-Prowse free-kick from a long, long way out. It seems Wood simply has to score but is denied from close range. On the counter-attack, Newcastle force a corner from Liam Cooper, which brings a good save out of Meslier. Pep Guardiola has yet to ring any changes. Neal Maupay is on for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, while Seamus Coleman has replaced Nathan Patterson. Everton scramble the ball clear. Joao Palhinha steals in at the far post to nod a cross into an empty net It’s still early in the season but as things stand, the Saints are rock bottom of the table and going marching in to the Championship. Jamie Jackson was there to see the action unfold … Rob Smyth has the latest, but before you head off to follow his coverage, let me take this opportunity to wish all our readers a very happy new year.

Defending Premier League champions Manchester City play their final game of 2022 as Everton head to the Etihad Stadium on December 31.

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Everton makes the daunting trip to Manchester City in their final Premier League fixture of 2022.

The Citizens got their title defense back up and running with a convincing 3-1 win at Leeds United on Wednesday, and Everton’s dismal record in this fixture will give the hosts full confidence they can keep tough with the Gunners. How to Watch Man City vs. Manchester City has won its last 10 meetings with Everton and returns to Premier League duty on Saturday seeking to stretch that streak and temporarily move within two points of leaders Arsenal.

Manchester City missed the chance to move to within two points of Premier League leaders Arsenal after Demarai Gray's stupendous finish earned Everton a battling 1-1 draw at the Etihad Stadium. Gray's bolt from the blue breathed life into Frank Lampard's ...

After the Wolves game, it was all negative, but with football you have to wait for your day to respond. We needed to score the second goal." We allowed them one chance and it was a fantastic goal, you have to say 'congratulations' but in general what we did was really good. Everton boss Frank Lampard: "The quality of the finish was top drawer. Brentford played in the same shape but we couldn't control their long balls and their second balls. Demarai is a hugely talented player but I'd love for him to get a few more tap-ins." When you stay in the game you have a bit of belief and you just need some moments. The returning winger used Mykolenko as a decoy to drift inside Akanji before unleashing an unerring strike beyond Ederson. John Stones lost Calvert-Lewin at a Kevin De Bruyne free-kick and thudded his header against the post. Rodri won the ball back off Alex Iwobi and after Nathan Ake fed Bernardo Silva, Kevin De Bruyne combined inside with Jack Grealish before Riyad Mahrez was found in space on the right. "We showed a lot of personality and work ethic," Lampard said. "When you play a team of City's level, you understand what's coming.

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After the Wolves game, it was all negative, but with football you have to wait for your day to respond. We needed to score the second goal." We allowed them one chance and it was a fantastic goal, you have to say 'congratulations' but in general what we did was really good. Everton boss Frank Lampard: "The quality of the finish was top drawer. Brentford played in the same shape but we couldn't control their long balls and their second balls. Demarai is a hugely talented player but I'd love for him to get a few more tap-ins." When you stay in the game you have a bit of belief and you just need some moments. The returning winger used Mykolenko as a decoy to drift inside Akanji before unleashing an unerring strike beyond Ederson. John Stones lost Calvert-Lewin at a Kevin De Bruyne free-kick and thudded his header against the post. Rodri won the ball back off Alex Iwobi and after Nathan Ake fed Bernardo Silva, Kevin De Bruyne combined inside with Jack Grealish before Riyad Mahrez was found in space on the right. "We showed a lot of personality and work ethic," Lampard said. "When you play a team of City's level, you understand what's coming.