Thierno Barry's fourth goal in the last five Premier League games helped Everton gain a point against Leeds (1-1), in the match that put an end to the 23rd round of the competition. Os peacocks They took the lead in the 28th minute, through defender James Justin, taking advantage of the general apathy in the opposing defense, and the only reason they didn't go into the break leading 2-0 was because Dominic Calvert-Lewin, in a reunion with his old team, hit the post in the 34th minute. Leeds maintained their ascendancy until the hour of play, when Thierno Barry made a first warning, forcing Karl Darlow into a difficult save in the 63rd minute. Shortly afterwards, the French forward was unforgiving, equaling the result with a deflection at the near post (76m). Everton pressed forward in search of a comeback, which was only stopped by Leeds' goal bar, which in the 78th minute deflected a shot from outside Gueye's area. The point scored tonight allows the toffees equal in the table with Brentford, Newcastle and Sunderland, all with 33 points. Seven away is Leeds, close to the “water line”.
