Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Brighton back in it on 39mins - Jenks pen
Tyler Onyango unwittingly punches the ball just inside the box and the referee has an easy decision to make, which he does as he points to the spot.
Jenks steps up, and fires into the bottom left corner
Great save on 41mins stops it been 2-2
Cameron Manning
Player Valuation: £35m
He’s not bad at all, he was captain of the youth team before moving up to the U23’s, a team player with decent pace, nice and neat with the ball.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Half Time
Brighton u23s 1 Everton u23s 2
Everton looking for 1st away win since they last won at Brighton september last year -[Lost8/drew 2]
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FA YOUTH CUP UPDATE
Round 2
Wigan beat Notts County 3-2
Round 3 - No date yet
Everton v Wigan
Round 4
Everton u18s will be away to Birmingham or Man City in 4th round
4th Round Games due to be played by Saturday 30 January
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Everton u17s due to play wigan u17s on Jan 24th needing to win in the u17s premier league cup as well
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Brighton u23s 1 Everton u23s 2
Everton looking for 1st away win since they last won at Brighton september last year -[Lost8/drew 2]
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FA YOUTH CUP UPDATE
Round 2
Wigan beat Notts County 3-2
Round 3 - No date yet
Everton v Wigan
Round 4
Everton u18s will be away to Birmingham or Man City in 4th round
4th Round Games due to be played by Saturday 30 January
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Everton u17s due to play wigan u17s on Jan 24th needing to win in the u17s premier league cup as well
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Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Brighton have done what they did last year and scored on 94mins to make it 2-2- [Everton scored injury time winner to win 2-1 last year]
Everton had won previous 2 games at Brighton 2-1 before tonight
Brighton had lost previous 3 home u23s games
Game ends 2-2 at Brighton
Everton move from 8th to 7th instead of moving up to 4th-A win for Everton would have left them 1 point off 2nd or 5 off top
Sounds like Brighton deserved it
Everton had won previous 2 games at Brighton 2-1 before tonight
Brighton had lost previous 3 home u23s games
Game ends 2-2 at Brighton
Everton move from 8th to 7th instead of moving up to 4th-A win for Everton would have left them 1 point off 2nd or 5 off top
Sounds like Brighton deserved it
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Cameron Manning
Player Valuation: £35m
Thanks once again for all the reports on the game. It’s not a good record away from home in the last fourteen or fifteen months , lost eight, drew three, won none.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Match report via Everton
First-half strikes from Einar Iversen and Ellis Simms were not enough as Everton Under-23s were hit by a late equaliser in an entertaining 2-2 draw at Brighton & Hove Albion.
Norwegian midfielder Iversen was an impressive performer as he opened the scoring on 20 minutes with a clever finish and then provided a classy assist for Simms' eighth goal of a successful season.
But a first-half penalty from Brighton skipper Teddy Jenks and 94th-minute long-range strike from Antef Tsoungui saw the hosts claim a battling point.
The draw moves David Unsworth's team to seventh in the Premier League 2 table with 15 points from 11 matches.
Brighton, who were tidy on the ball, had the majority of possession in the early stages without threatening Harry Tyrer in the Everton goal. Unsworth's team maintained their shape and created the first real chance on 16 minutes.
Rhys Hughes whipped in a deep corner that was just too high for Simms but fell kindly for full-back Kyle John who placed his volley wide.
Simms was a handful for the Brighton rearguard throughout and it was his presence that helped Everton open the scoring on 20 minutes.
The 19-year-old striker latched on to a ball into the box but saw his powerful effort blocked. Iversen was the first to react and his sharp turn and precise low finish was too accurate for Brighton goalkeeper Carl Rushworth.
Everton's youngsters were now into their stride and deservedly extended the lead on 32 minutes. It was the same attacking duo that combined once again as Iverson's excellent through ball was confidently finished by Simms.
Brighton were not at their best but managed to half the deficit six minutes before the break. Referee Sunny Gill spotted a handball from midfielder Tyler Onyango and Albion skipper Jenks slammed home the penalty.
Katia Kouyate, who replaced Thierry Small on 55 minutes, created Everton's first chance of the second half. Kouyate skipped past three challenges on a mazy run up the left before he was taken out by Romaric Yapi.
Hughes delivered another dangerous set-piece from the left and Simms' inventive flick towards goal was well saved by Rushworth.
Brighton applied late pressure and got the leveller when Tsoungui curled home an equaliser deep into injury-time.
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Match report via Brighton
Antef Tsoungui drilled home in the last moments to ensure Albion finished 2020 with a point as they drew 2-2 with Everton in Premier League 2 at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre.
After going two down to goals from Einar Iverson and Ellis Simms, skipper Teddy Jenks hammered home from the penalty spot just before half-time, before Tsoungui's outstanding strike deep into stoppage time.
The Toffees should have been in front after 16 minutes when Kyle John volleyed wide at the back post when it seemed harder to miss, but the visitors had the lead four minutes later.
Iverson was found in the box and he smartly pirouetted and squeezed a strike under Albion keeper Carl Rushworth from eight yards out.
Simms added a second when Iverson turned provider just after the half-hour, picking out his teammate who smartly rolled the ball into the bottom-right corner after beating the offside trap.
Albion were thrown a lifeline six minutes before the break when Tyler Onyango unintentionally punched the ball just inside the area.
Jenks stepped up and his unerring strike from the penalty spot into the bottom left corner left Tyrer with no chance even though he dived the right way.
Stefan Vukoje had a glorious opportunity to level things two minutes later after Jack Spong won possession high up the field. He played Vukoje in down the right of the box, but his thunderous effort was expertly palmed behind by Tyrer.
Half chances fell Albion's way in the second half, with Danny Cashman firing narrowly wide from the edge of the box with 20 minutes to play before Jensen Weir skied an effort from long range.
But Albion's persistence paid off when Tsoungui buried a strike in the top corner in the fourth and final minute of added time.
The result sees Albion finish the calendar year with 16 points from 12 matches, although their current position of sixth will no doubt change after more Premier League 2 fixtures are played this weekend.
First-half strikes from Einar Iversen and Ellis Simms were not enough as Everton Under-23s were hit by a late equaliser in an entertaining 2-2 draw at Brighton & Hove Albion.
Norwegian midfielder Iversen was an impressive performer as he opened the scoring on 20 minutes with a clever finish and then provided a classy assist for Simms' eighth goal of a successful season.
But a first-half penalty from Brighton skipper Teddy Jenks and 94th-minute long-range strike from Antef Tsoungui saw the hosts claim a battling point.
The draw moves David Unsworth's team to seventh in the Premier League 2 table with 15 points from 11 matches.
Brighton, who were tidy on the ball, had the majority of possession in the early stages without threatening Harry Tyrer in the Everton goal. Unsworth's team maintained their shape and created the first real chance on 16 minutes.
Rhys Hughes whipped in a deep corner that was just too high for Simms but fell kindly for full-back Kyle John who placed his volley wide.
Simms was a handful for the Brighton rearguard throughout and it was his presence that helped Everton open the scoring on 20 minutes.
The 19-year-old striker latched on to a ball into the box but saw his powerful effort blocked. Iversen was the first to react and his sharp turn and precise low finish was too accurate for Brighton goalkeeper Carl Rushworth.
Everton's youngsters were now into their stride and deservedly extended the lead on 32 minutes. It was the same attacking duo that combined once again as Iverson's excellent through ball was confidently finished by Simms.
Brighton were not at their best but managed to half the deficit six minutes before the break. Referee Sunny Gill spotted a handball from midfielder Tyler Onyango and Albion skipper Jenks slammed home the penalty.
Katia Kouyate, who replaced Thierry Small on 55 minutes, created Everton's first chance of the second half. Kouyate skipped past three challenges on a mazy run up the left before he was taken out by Romaric Yapi.
Hughes delivered another dangerous set-piece from the left and Simms' inventive flick towards goal was well saved by Rushworth.
Brighton applied late pressure and got the leveller when Tsoungui curled home an equaliser deep into injury-time.
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Match report via Brighton
Antef Tsoungui drilled home in the last moments to ensure Albion finished 2020 with a point as they drew 2-2 with Everton in Premier League 2 at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre.
After going two down to goals from Einar Iverson and Ellis Simms, skipper Teddy Jenks hammered home from the penalty spot just before half-time, before Tsoungui's outstanding strike deep into stoppage time.
The Toffees should have been in front after 16 minutes when Kyle John volleyed wide at the back post when it seemed harder to miss, but the visitors had the lead four minutes later.
Iverson was found in the box and he smartly pirouetted and squeezed a strike under Albion keeper Carl Rushworth from eight yards out.
Simms added a second when Iverson turned provider just after the half-hour, picking out his teammate who smartly rolled the ball into the bottom-right corner after beating the offside trap.
Albion were thrown a lifeline six minutes before the break when Tyler Onyango unintentionally punched the ball just inside the area.
Jenks stepped up and his unerring strike from the penalty spot into the bottom left corner left Tyrer with no chance even though he dived the right way.
Stefan Vukoje had a glorious opportunity to level things two minutes later after Jack Spong won possession high up the field. He played Vukoje in down the right of the box, but his thunderous effort was expertly palmed behind by Tyrer.
Half chances fell Albion's way in the second half, with Danny Cashman firing narrowly wide from the edge of the box with 20 minutes to play before Jensen Weir skied an effort from long range.
But Albion's persistence paid off when Tsoungui buried a strike in the top corner in the fourth and final minute of added time.
The result sees Albion finish the calendar year with 16 points from 12 matches, although their current position of sixth will no doubt change after more Premier League 2 fixtures are played this weekend.
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Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
The Brighton v Everton u23s goals
Simms doing what he does best scoring and making goals , Iversen looking lively and from the short clip it looks like Small was playing left wing back with a 3 centre backs, but hard to tell as Small gets well forward anyway. It still baffles me that they don’t bother streaming these to a Facebook or You Tube page.The Brighton v Everton u23s goals
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Everton u18s team
Leban, Kristensen, Welch, Campbell, McAllister, Warrington, Whitaker, Butterfield, Price, Cannon, Dobbin
Subs Stewart, Mallon, Hagan, Thompson, Health
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Burnley lead 1-0 on 19mins - Joe smith-Ferguson header
Whitaker header wide on 2mins
Whitaker shot from 30 odds well wide on 22mins
Warrington free kick wide on 25mins
Whitaker header wide on 2mins
Whitaker shot from 30 odds well wide on 22mins
Warrington free kick wide on 25mins
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Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Still 1-0 to Burnley u18s with around 30 mins to go, so need a few late goals to win v these again looks like
Whitaker header wide on 2mins
Whitaker shot from 30 odds well wide on 22mins
Warrington free kick wide on 25mins
Welch header wide on 29mins
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Dobbin shoots wide on 50mins
Dobbin shot saved on 51mins
Whitaker header wide on 52mins
Cannon header wide on 56mins
Whitaker header wide on 2mins
Whitaker shot from 30 odds well wide on 22mins
Warrington free kick wide on 25mins
Welch header wide on 29mins
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Dobbin shoots wide on 50mins
Dobbin shot saved on 51mins
Whitaker header wide on 52mins
Cannon header wide on 56mins
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