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Everton
FT
0 : 2
vs
HT 0 : 0
Sunderland

  • Kick Off at 11:45 (GMT) on 9th May, 2015
  • The referee for this match is Lee Probert
  • Attendance of 38246 fans at the Goodison Park
  • This is a match in Premier League, Match Day 36, Season 2014/2015

  • Everton
  • Cards
  • Coleman (73')
  • Garbutt (88')
  • Sunderland
  • Goals
  • Graham (53')
  • Defoe (85')
  • Cards
  • Brown (42')
  • Gomez (65')
  • Defoe (66')
Full lineups: Everton vs Sunderland

Everton

Starting XI

  • 24. Tim Howard
  • 23. Seamus Coleman
  • 26. John Stones
  • 6. Phil Jagielka
  • 3. Leighton Baines
  • 18. Gareth Barry
  • 25. Aaron Lennon
  • 16. James McCarthy
  • 20. Ross Barkley
  • 21. Leon Osman
  • 10. Romelu Lukaku

Substitutes

  • 1. Joel Robles
  • 7. Aiden McGeady
  • 9. Arouna Kone
  • 11. Kevin Mirallas
  • 14. Steven Naismith
  • 17. Muhamed Besic
  • 29. Luke Garbutt

Coach

  • Roberto Martinez

Sunderland

Starting XI

  • 1. Costel Pantilimon
  • 2. Billy Jones
  • 22. Sebastian Coates
  • 5. Wes Brown
  • 3. Patrick van Aanholt
  • 14. Jordi Gomez
  • 6. Lee Cattermole
  • 7. Sebastian Larsson
  • 28. Jermain Defoe
  • 19. Daniel Graham
  • 10. Connor Wickham

Substitutes

  • 25. Vito Mannone
  • 9. Steven Fletcher
  • 11. Adam Johnson
  • 15. Anthony Reveillere
  • 4. Liam Bridcutt
  • 27. Santiago Vergini
  • 30. William Buckley

Coach

  • Dick Advocaat
  • 10
    fouls
    9
  • 2
    offsides
    1
  • 4
    shots on target
    3
  • 9
    shots off target
    4
  • 10
    blocked shots
    3
  • 1
    counter attacks
    3
  • 15
    corners
    1
  • 22
    crosses
    13
  • 73%
    possession
    27%
93 Votes
Everton vs Sunderland
Team Performance
20 Comments
Top Comments
Aiden_Finland 11 years ago
Real Madrid, Finland 18 1236
Looks like Sunderland will survive from relegation.
4
Eden17Hazard17 11 years ago
Chelsea FC 157 4232
Damn, the Dick is hard to beat.
4
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Hari 11 years ago
Hopefully Sunderland and Leicester will stay in BPL for next season
0
Pablo 11 years ago
I feel bad for Tim Howard; there was absolutely nothing he could do about either of those goals.
0
migs 11 years ago
Sunderland in , newcastle out
0
Eden17Hazard17 11 years ago
Chelsea FC 157 4232
Damn, the Dick is hard to beat.
4
freeloops 11 years ago
sunderland was so lucky today but people vote them top class instead of lucky. Do you guys even know what luck is?
2
Redrum 11 years ago
Liverpool FC, Germany 0 153
The joy of staying up in the Premier League! Congrats Sunderland!
0
sunny 11 years ago
dicks team is getting harder and harder to beat.
0
quikzyyy 11 years ago
Arsenal 430 9035
Over 70% possession and without any goal, learning from United fast.
-1
Orville_MS 11 years ago Edited
Scotland 0 20
Incredible to lose the game having dominated it so much! Two very lucky goals for Sunderland, one shot off the post by McCarthy, and overall a very poor finishing by Lukaku, Osman and Lennon... Barkley wasn't too good today either. Coleman was class and should have scored with a volley after that amazing juggling piece. I was really gutted at the end, but kind of expected it after reaching half-time at 0-0... To be fair, Coates and Cattermole defended really well, and Van Aanholt was really good on his left side.
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Incredible to lose the game having dominated it so much! Two very lucky goals for Sunderland, one shot off the post by McCarthy, and overall a very poor finishing by Lukaku, Osman and Lennon... Barkley wasn't too good today either. Coleman was class and should have scored with a volley after that amazing juggling piece. I was really gutted at the end, but kind of expected it after reaching half-time at 0-0...
Liam 11 years ago
well done sunderland. defend then attack ! worked well. lucky goals...but when you have had no luck all season...i will take luck into the next 3 games !
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ItsCmi 11 years ago
Chelsea 0 759
Hahahaaa those goals were not supposed to go in but people at the right place and time where accidentally hit by the ball and it goes in. hahaaaaa trolled howard
2
ItsCmi 11 years ago
Chelsea 0 759
For the last few games, football has shown that less possession wins the game :/
0
wils_im 11 years ago Edited
0 2
Arh yes, correlation equals causation. Good point! Also i have no idea which "last few games" you are talking about.
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Arh yes, correlation equals causation. Good point!Also i have no idea which "last few games" you are talking about.
yatoo 11 years ago
never bet on everton never ever again you can trust those bitches
0
bluezz 11 years ago
Chelsea 14 724
why? did you lose money on everton 3-0 utd?
2
GunnersAFC 11 years ago
Arsenal, England 0 2333
Dick is doing a great job at Sunderland
0
Kompany 11 years ago
Manchester City, Belgium 1 114
Yeah that is why dick lost 4-1 to crystal palace at home...
0
no name 11 years ago
lucky sunderland i hope you relegated,you are a disgrace of football
0
Aiden_Finland 11 years ago
Real Madrid, Finland 18 1236
Looks like Sunderland will survive from relegation.
4
MAGICIAN 11 years ago
Manchester United 0 677
Thats is call the united after effect
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