Everton v Arsenal: Premier League – Live! | Soccer

54 min: The soaking effort of Sigurdsson is flying high and wide. Meanwhile, Bernard is down after an unfortunate fall. He might have stretched something.

52 min: The corner comes all the way to Ramsey on the other side of the area. But he has to touch to the touch before shooting and he is under pressure while he lets out tremendous efforts that go beyond the width, much to the delight of Everton's fans behind the goal.

51 min: Ozil makes his way to the right, defeating Everton's offside trap and winning a corner. Arsenal had a good start in the second half.

50 min: Gomes, thinking that he has too much time in the middle, has his pocket pinched by Ramsey. He responds by bringing down the Arsenal midfielder and takes a reservation for his problems.

48 min: Arsenal attacks right. The Aubameyang cross poses problems. Pickford's attack far from Lacazette does not go far enough and the ball comes to Ramsey, who can only fly over the empty goal. This is the best chance of Arsenal so far.

46 min: Arsenal starts the second half. Unai Emery made two changes at the break, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Aaron Ramsey replacing Sead Kolasinac and Mohamed Elneny, both absurd.

The hosts are on a deserved lead thanks to Phil Jagielka's conceded goal. Arsenal must intensify its efforts. See you in 15 minutes.

42 min: Richarlison clears right, Arsenal opens again, but the Brazilian's low ball is deflected back for a corner. He should have done better. There were so many blue shirts to hit in the middle.

38 min: After a lull, Everton concocts a decent move that ends with Sigurdsson bending a shot on Leno 20 yards.

34 min: Lacazette is again down, this time after colliding with Gomes. There was not much to that.

31 min: Kolasinac puts all his muscles in the cross and throws them into the crowd. Hmm. Arsenal does not play well at all. They were very inefficient in attack. Mkhitaryan and Ozil would need to wake up.

29 min: Calvert-Lewin, who is doing well, returns to the ground after another rapprochement with the central defenders of Arsenal. Sokratis and Mustafi were rocked by the pace of Everton's striker and his running. "Arsenal's bingo outside works great: two early bookings, one goal, Ozil has twice overturned the ball, a general flexibility and a poor opposition made to look like Bayern Munich with great fanfare, "says Antaki. "Only one goal and one expulsion missing, but there is a lot of time left."

25 min: Maitland-Niles cuts from the right side and sees his shot blocked by the header. The ball runs to Sigurdsson, who tries to send Calvert-Lewin back to the break. Sokratis responds by descending Calvert-Lewin near the center line. Dearie me. A booking for Sokratis means he will miss Arsenal's next two games.

22 min: "Zouma's tackle on Lacazette, I agree that it should be punished more often," says Graeme Thorn. "It's almost as if the defender got a free kick if the attacker shot. Why a tackle that would give a free kick if the roles were reversed would not it be penalized? "

21 min: Sokratis was sent back to the field by Everton supporters, who believe the Greek was already playing.

18 min: Another stop, this time, so that Sokratis can receive treatment after being defeated by Gomes. Arsenal can not afford another defensive injury. Even if Carl Jenkinson is on the bench.

17 min: Arsenal takes the short corner, but they do not care. Ozil, chased by a couple of Everton players, eventually let the ball escape for a goal. Oh dear. The action climbs on the other side and Leno finds himself under pressure from Calvert-Lewin after a bad pbad back. The goalkeeper of Arsenal ends up throwing it for a throw.

16 min: Mkhitaryan and Kolasinac probe on the left and win a corner for Arsenal, conceded by Jagielka.

15 minutes: Digne sweeps right a magnificent cross pbad to Richarlison. Where did Kolasinac go? Oh, whatever. Richarlison drops the ball but is blocked by Monreal. The movement ends with Gomes badping more than 25 meters. Everton is really up for that.

12 min: This is going to be a big test for Arsenal, whose form on the outside does not really inspire confidence in his ability to turn the tide. That said, they also conceded for the first time in this game last season. Final score: Everton 2-6 Arsenal.

It's such a mess. Frenchman Rory Delap, Lucas Digne, makes a long and dangerous run in Arsenal from the left. Arsenal reacts in the clbadic style of Arsenal. The ball fell in the middle. Richarlison and Calvert-Lewin get in trouble and the ball falls to Jagielka six yards. He was not even supposed to start. But he's using a rare goal here, beating Leno up close!

The veteran gives Everton in the lead!

9 min: Lacazette is also moving more freely now. Arsenal's main principal seems to have moved away from this early strike.

8 min: Digne, back on his feet, enters the left flank and makes Everton rise on the ground. Marco Silva will be relieved to see the influential left-back move again.

6 min: No luck for Guendouzi: he booked. Worried for Everton, Digne is still down. It's a start of combat. Another look at Lacazette's luck shows that Zouma has taken him completely with a ridiculous gliding machine. It could easily have been a penalty. In fact, this angle shows that Zouma did not even touch the ball. This is one of the cases where the attacker does not make the decision because he has already separated from the ball, but it is difficult to understand why it was not a foul and a penalty of Arsenal.

5 min: Guendouzi has already angered Everton fans, exacerbating his anger by walking on Digne's foot. The left rear stays low. Guendouzi will have the chance not to receive a reservation.

3 minLacazette is treated when the corner, which is useless, enters. It may not last much longer. Fortunately, Aubameyang is a practical option on the bench.

2 min: Arsenal is immediately in attack, breaking the center of the field, lacazette clearing left. Jagielka was surprised. Lacazette advances to the goal, but Zouma gets caught as he shoots. Zouma had the ball first, then the man. The arrow deflects the ball for a corner, but Arsenal will be worried to see Lacazette limp after this challenge.

Peep! Everton, kicking from right to left in the first half, starts the game. They are in blue, Arsenal in red and white.

The teams are in the tunnel. And here they are! Goodison Park roared. Everton's team has been changed late: Phil Jagielka presents himself for Michael Keane, sick.

Everton is unchanged from last week's win over West Ham. Bernard, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison and Gylfi Sigurdsson will not fail to pose a problem to their markers.

Arsenal will make two changes after Monday's win over Newcastle. Mohamed Elneny replaces Aaron Ramsey, slightly injured against Newcastle, and Alex Iwobi gives way to Henrikh Mkhitaryan. That means there's a fifth straight start for Mesut Ozil – and his first league match since Boxing Day.

Everton: Pickford; Coleman, Keane, Zouma, Worthy; Gomes, Gueye; Richarlison, Sigurdsson, Bernard; Calvert Lewin. Subs: Stekelenburg, Baines, Jagielka, Davies, Walcott, Lookman, Tosun.

Arsenal: Leno; Mustafi, Sokratis, Monreal; Maitland-Miles, Guendouzi, Elneny, Kolasinac; Mkhitaryan, Ozil; Lacazette. Subs: Cech, Lichtsteiner, Ramsey, Suarez, Jenkinson, Iwobi, Aubameyang.

Arbitrator: Kevin friend.

Hello. At first glance, the task seems pretty simple for Arsenal: if they win their last seven matches, they are guaranteed to qualify for the Champions League for the first time since 2016. In fact, they will even finish third if they accumulate 21 additional points. and would not that be something given the mess they were in last year? Even if we accept that Manchester United was handicapped by the presence of Jose Mourinho in the dugout until mid-December and that Chelsea had trouble adapting to Maurizio Sarri's football style, we can not deny that Things are gearing up for Unai Emery as we approach the end. of his first season at Arsenal.

Let's not take ahead of ourselves, though. Arsenal is ranked in the top four, but the situation is complicated by its involvement in the Europa League – they are playing in the first leg of their quarter-final against Napoli on Thursday – and, more importantly, according to a five-day schedule. their last seven league games are far from the UAE. Uh oh! The form outside of Arsenal is not good – there's only one win on the road since November, baduming we were going to win against Huddersfield – and they're likely to miss the target if they do not settle it accurately. Trips to Leicester, Watford and the Wolves at the end of January should test them and they will have to do their best to face Everton, whose improved form still allows them to win the hijacked race to finish. seventh.

Make no mistake, it will be difficult for Arsenal. Everton looked impressive as he dismissed West Ham last week – most observers held that it was the best performance of Marco Silva's first season – and the possibility of winning three rebounds for the first time this season should be a motivating factor for a team that begins to gain confidence and settle in a nice groove. It has not always been easy for Silva, who has often taken advantage of his team's inconsistencies. But after a tough race, he's got more and more signs that he's making the most of the enviable talent he has and Everton's last two home results – a 2-0 win over Chelsea and a 0-0 draw with Liverpool in the title chase – should say Arsenal all they need to know. This could be a good one.

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