Bournemouth cracked Everton’s Bubble to end David Moyes to end up returning silver products to the club – at least for this season – with the victory of the fourth round of the fourth round 2-0.
After three consecutive wins in the league mitigated the fear of relegation, Scot hoped that the Cup would afford their players to release from ruthless pressure in the last few years, but high -energy cherries are not such acceptable opponents.
In Antoine Semenyo, they have a wing player Livewire, who has created a problem with many defenders, and James Tarkowski will be pleased to see the back of Gane International after withstanding a nightmare that opened 45 minutes.
The 25-year-old, whose 87-minute goal, caused an extraordinary victory for Bournemouth in August 2-0, won, then turned the sentence of 23. Minute after Everton’s stand-up captain lured the inappropriate Lunga.
Semenyo still tortured Veteran Central Beck, his brain appeared so much when he cleaned the short goal-out of Marcus Tavernier, allowing Daniel Jebbison to score at a consecutive Cup game.
The Canadian striker, who became the youngest scorer of the Premier League at their full debut with a goal for Sheffield United at Goodison Park 2021, was recalled from a loan in the Watford Magic Championship to facilitate the crisis of cherry injuries in advance.
Prior to his goal in a victory in the third round over West Bromo, he has not achieved since January 2023, but at his first start since he joined £ 1.5m from Burton in the summer, he made two in six appearances.
Moyes spoke in front of the game about his desire to re -challenge the trophy, with Everton’s last arrived in 1995, and called his strongest side, and only Vitalii Mykolenko disappeared with a minor calf problem.
But after Iliman Ndiaye, closely managed to squeeze the shot between the legs of Kep Arizabalag’s goalkeeper after he had recessed his way, visitors, who were headed by Semenyo, took control.
Semenyo pulled out Tarkowski’s sliding challenge, but picked himself up to blend the video next to Jordan Pickford. who dived in the right way.
He also had an effort that blocked the onion of Jarrad Branthwaite, who was on the road of Tavernier’s shot from Tarkowski’s mistake, just to move the ball to Jebbison, who stabbed home after Pickford Paried.
It was difficult to see the return trip to Everton after Ndiaye missed his shot 14 meters early in the second half, but the debut debut on the new loan bench signed Carlos Alcarazza injected a life.
His 30-meter free kick crashed to the outside of one post, with Jake O’Brien going against another, which also hit Jack Harrison’s socket cross while Everton finished the match with Michael Keane match, who played as a striker.
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