"David Moyes could not contain himself. As the ball hit the back of the net after substitute Beto had bundled in the equaliser in the seventh minute of injury time, the Everton manager set off. Moyes may be 63 in a couple of months but he sprinted towards the away supporters in sheer delight as his players celebrated on the pitch."
"Somehow Everton's unbeaten record here that stretches back to 2019 is still intact. It had seemed that a goal from Pascal Gross would be enough for Brighton to claim victory after they had spurned a number of chances in the first half. But while it is one thing to plan how you are going to overcome a team managed by Moyes, it's not quite so easy in practice."
"Bournemouth build on Liverpool win as Kroupi and Scott sink Wolves For Fabian Hurzeler this was a bitter pill to swallow. It is now only one win in their last 11 Premier League games and hopes of another European campaign are quickly evaporating. His team left the pitch to boos, although they were mainly directed at the referee Chris Kavanagh for playing beyond the allotted six minutes of added time."
Everton earned a stoppage-time equaliser as substitute Beto bundled in in the seventh minute of added time, preserving an unbeaten run at Brighton that dates back to 2019. Pascal Gross had appeared to have secured victory for Brighton after they missed several first-half chances. David Moyes celebrated exuberantly, sprinting toward the away supporters as his players rejoiced on the pitch. Moyes started Jarrad Branthwaite at left-back after a long-term injury and Michael Keane returned from suspension alongside James Tarkowski and Jake O'Brien. Brighton dominated early, forcing Jordan Pickford into saves, and Bournemouth suffered declining form amid fan frustration over extended added time.
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