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Munoz magic salvages Liverpool point against Forest
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In the opening stages, both sides struggled to fashion clear-cut chances although Twine shot wide before Blues’ Bright Osayi-Samuel and Lorent Tolaj, for the visitors, exchanged misses at either end.
In a game that desperately needed a spark, it was the visitors who eventually obliged, getting themselves on the scoreboard for the first time this season after a penalty box melee.
Following a long ball played into the Birmingham half,
Striker Yates got the hosts off to the perfect start when he poked in from close range with just two minutes on the clock after Leicester had failed to clear a corner.
Minutes later, Abdul Fatawu should have drawn the Foxes level when Divine Mukasa’s corner fell to him unmarked, but his first-time effort sailed wide.
The Foxes went on to create several chances to equalise in the first half,
Boss Andoni Iraola is in his third season in charge of Bournemouth – and what a job he is doing.
The Cherries finished 15th, only five points above the relegation zone under Gary O’Neil in 2022-23, but since Iraola’s arrival they have come 12th and ninth – their joint-highest finish in league football.
However, despite losing four key players in the summer – centre-halves Dean Huijsen and Illia Zabarnyi,
Palace’s tally of nine points from their first 13 matches represents their worst start to a Premier League season in six years, but boss Oliver Glasner will hope Munoz’s late equaliser will give his side the lift they need to haul themselves further away from relegation danger.
Despite being by far the better side against a toothless Newcastle, it looked as though the Eagles’ lack of cutting edge would come
Substitute Beto netted a dramatic equaliser deep in stoppage time to salvage a draw for Everton against Fulham, extending their unbeaten run in the Premier League.
Sean Dyche’s side looked to be heading for defeat following a lacklustre performance, but Portuguese striker Beto turned home Ashley Young’s cutback in the 94th minute to ensure the Toffees stretched their run without defeat to five games.
“It means a lot for me,”
Hull City head coach Tim Walter told BBC Radio Humberside:
“It was a game with ups and downs, we stepped in very good, created a lot of chances.
“We changed it a bit at half-time so we had more possession, but if you play like I want them to play you need more courage and that’s what we didn’t have, especially in the first half.
“At the end it was
