He Southamptonon the tenth day of the match, after four consecutive losses, eight out of nine games, managed to defeat the Evertonthanks to a goal from Adam Armstrongtheir first victory of the season (1-0) which moves them to last place in the Premier standings, where Wolverhampton have fallen.
The group of Russell Martin They have not known success so far and receive a rival on the rise who are unbeaten in five games and have shown a clear improvement that keeps them away from the bottom of the table.
Everton could have come out with more, paying for their disconnection and mistakes in the final stages of the match, when they conceded the goal. Later, in extra time, they equalized, but the goal scored by Beto was annulled by VAR for offside.
It was a desperate action in search of a response to the local goal, signed in the 85th minute, born with a cross from the right of the Japanese Yukinari Sugawara to Adam Armstrong, who, first and from the penalty spot, beat the Jordan Pickford.
The victory takes Southampton out of the hole, which is now penultimate, two points behind Crystal Palace, which marks safety but has a game in hand. Everton are sixteenth, four away from the relegation zone
match lineup
30
2
3
5
35
6
9
4
19
10
18
1
18
19
8
6
5
29
27
9
7
10
St. Mary’s Stadium
Jordan Pickford1
Ashley Young18
58′
Vitalii Mykolenko19
78′
Orel Mangala8
75′
James Tarkowski6
23′
Michael Keane5
55′
84′
Jesper Lindström29
87′
Idrissa Gueye27
92′
Dominic Calvert-Lewin9
61′
45′
Dwight McNeil7
81′
92′
Iliman Ndiaye10
61′
Replacements
João Virginia12
Asmir Begovic31
78′
Nathan Patterson2
45′
Jake O’Brien15
92′
Seamus Coleman23
58′
83′
Jarrad Branthwaite32
87′
Harrison Armstrong45
Jack Harrison11
61′
92′
97′
Veto14
61′
88′
coach
Russell Martin
Sean Dyche
Source: La Verdad
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