Overview
- Jake O’Brien scored his first goal for Everton, heading in an equalizer in the 77th minute from a Vitaliy Mykolenko cross.
- Yoane Wissa gave Brentford the lead in first-half injury time, reacting quickly to a rebound after Bryan Mbeumo’s header hit the crossbar.
- Everton striker Beto missed multiple one-on-one chances, failing to convert key opportunities to secure a win for his team.
- Brentford remain winless in their last six home games, contrasting with their strong away form of four consecutive victories.
- Everton, now unbeaten in seven games under Moyes, sit in 15th place with 32 points, while Brentford hold 11th with 38 points after 27 matches.