Everton hosted Manchester City in an English Premier League match that produced six goals for the fans. The match ended in a 3-3 draw. For Everton, Terno Barry scored a brace on the 8th and 81st minutes, while Jack O'Brien netted on the 73rd. For Manchester City, Jeremy Doku struck twice — on the 49th and 90+7th minutes — and Erling Haaland brought his team back into the game on the 83rd minute.
According to statistics, Manchester City dominated possession with 75%, while Everton had just 25%. In total shots, the visitors also led: Manchester City had 16, Everton 11. However, the hosts were more clinical — Everton hit the target 6 times, Manchester City only 4.
In terms of passes, Pep Guardiola's side also dominated: Manchester City completed 595 passes with 93% accuracy, while Everton made 202 with 72%. In fouls, the hosts committed 15, the visitors 5. In corners, Manchester City won 9-5. Yellow cards: Everton 4, Manchester City 1; no red cards were shown.
After this result, Manchester City remained in 2nd place in the table with 71 points after 34 games. Everton, with 48 points after 35 matches, sits in 10th place.
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