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Everton v Brighton and Hove Albion, 10 March 2018

Score	2-0 to Everton
Referee	Roger East
Competition	Premier League
Venue	Goodison Park
Attendance	39,199

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Kick-off: 3.00pm Everton remained unbeaten in Brighton and Hove Albion's six all-time visits to Goodison Park in all competitions (won four). This game marked the 80th anniversary of the re-building of the Gwladys Street End of the ground in 1938.

2 Everton

0 Brighton and Hove Albion

Goals:

Gaëtan Bong	own goal	60
Cenk Tosun		76

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford

Defender Michael Keane

Defender/Midfielder Seamus Coleman

Defender/Midfielder Phil Jagielka

Defender/Left back Leighton Baines

Midfielder Tom Davies

Midfielder/Forward Yannick Bolasie

Midfielder/Forward Gylfi Sigurdsson

Midfielder/Forward Theo Walcott

Forward Cenk Tosun

Forward Wayne Rooney

Starting lineup:

Mat Ryan Goalkeeper

Gaëtan Bong Defender

Shane Duffy Defender

Lewis Dunk Defender/Midfielder

Ezequiel Schelotto Defender/Midfielder

Pascal Gross Midfielder

Beram Kayal Midfielder

Davy Pröpper Midfielder

José Izquierdo Midfielder/Forward

Anthony Knockaert Midfielder/Forward

Glenn Murray Forward

Substitutions:

Dominic Calvert-Lewin for Theo Walcott	73
Mason Holgate for Yannick Bolasie	78
Davy Klaassen for Tom Davies	84

Substitutions:

Jürgen Locadia for Beram Kayal	69
Leonardo Ulloa for Glenn Murray	77
Markus Suttner for Gaëtan Bong	82

Cards:

Ezequiel Schelotto	55	Y
Anthony Knockaert	80	R

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Joel Robles

Defender Cuco Martina

Defender/Midfielder Mason Holgate

Midfielder Beni Baningime

Midfielder/Forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin

Midfielder/Forward Davy Klaassen

Forward Oumar Niasse

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Tim Krul

Defender Bruno Saltor

Defender Connor Goldson

Defender Markus Suttner

Defender/Midfielder Solly March

Forward Jürgen Locadia

Forward Leonardo Ulloa

Comments:

League position: 9th Wayne Rooney became the first player since Darren Bent in 2009-10 to miss three penalties in a Premier League season. Everton had now won seven consecutive home games in the Premier League against newly promoted teams for the first time. The Toffees had now lost only one of the last 19 home games in the Premier League that had been played on a Saturday (won 13).

Comments:

League position: 11th Brighton and Hove Albion had now 'scored' five own goals in this Premier League season; two more than any other team. This was their first defeat in their last eight games in all competitions (won five). The Seagulls remained without a win in their last nine away games in the Premier League (lost six).