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The Guardian - UK
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Ed Aarons at the Amex Stadium

Beto snatches last-gasp equaliser for Everton to spark Moyes sprint and frustrate Brighton

Beto celebrates after his late goal for Everton at Brighton
Beto celebrates after his late goal for Everton stunned Brighton and earned a 1-1 draw. Photograph: John Sibley/Action Images/Reuters

David Moyes could not contain himself. As the ball hit the back of the net after the substitute Beto had bundled in the equaliser in the seventh minute of injury time, the Everton manager set off. Moyes is 63 in April, but he sprinted on to the pitch in a moment of sheer delight as Brighton’s players dropped to their knees in despair.

Somehow, Everton’s unbeaten record here that stretches back to 2019 is still intact. It had seemed a goal from Pascal Gross would be enough for Brighton to claim victory at the sixth attempt after they had spurned a number of chances in the first half. But while it is one thing to plan how you are going to overcome a team managed by Moyes, it is not quite so easy in practice.

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