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Barry’s unconventional finish helps Everton edge 10-man Ipswich
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Manager David Moyes will be delighted at the start his Everton side have made to the campaign.
The Toffees won none of their final seven games as they finished 13th last season and missed out on the European qualification that at one stage had been within their grasp.
Everton also suffered a tough end to the transfer window, with key attacking midfielder Iliman Ndiaye going to Manchester City in a
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There were emotional scenes pre-match as Millwall remembered former manager Kenny Jackett, who died in June, with a minute’s applause before kick-off.
The Lions started strongest – and never really looked back after Arconte opened the scoring. Indeed, their lead should have been greater at the break but for Cordoba hacking Kyrell Lisbie’s effort off the line just before half-time.
Millwall’s attacking adventurousness was on full display despite the absence
Millwall manager Alex Neil told BBC Radio London:
“The first half, we weren’t really as fluent as I’d like us to be. At half-time, I changed the shape. That allowed us to get better pressure, we looked more threatening and we took the lead, deservedly.
“We then had an unbelievable chance through Camiel (Neghli) to make it 2-0. If that happens, the game is probably put to bed.
“Then we
Yet Paul Heckingbottom’s side were appealing for a penalty inside the first two minutes when the ball appeared to hit Matt Targett’s hand.
Nothing was given and, shortly after, Boro were in their stride as Browne, a veteran of more than 400 games at Deepdale, was in acres of space to receive Targett’s fine pass and score his third in five matches to put his current club ahead.
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Chris Wilder had not hidden his displeasure at his side’s efforts in last week’s reverse at the Baggies, calling them “lacklustre”.
He made five alterations from that game and one of them, defender Bindon, made a near-instant impact when he headed over Ryan Allsop in the away goal after just five minutes.
Things got worse for the away side when former Blades loanee Doyle sprinted in to an ill-advised challenge
Both sides had presentable opportunities in the opening stages but it was Coventry who grew stronger as the first half wore on, making it count when Mason-Clark netted for his fifth league goal of the season.
Their dominance was to be short-lived, however, with Dasilva sent off after hurtling into Welington with studs raised halfway up the Brazilian’s shin.
Southampton were immediately incentivised by the man advantage and looked to
Newcastle avoid late scare to beat 10-man Burnley. Video, 00:08:02Newcastle avoid late scare to beat 10-man Burnley
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