- 36′ – Goal – Jordan Ayew (0 – 2)
- 34 ‘- Geel – Jordan Ayew
- 32′ – Geel – Will Hughes
- 21′ – Goal – Jean-Philippe Mateta (0 – 1)
- 90+1′ – Cont. Richarlison by Jonjoe Kenny
- 85′ – Goal – Dominic Calvert-Lewin (3 – 2)
- 82′ – Geel – Abdoulaye Doucouré
- 81′ – Cont. Jean-Philippe Mateta by Christian Benteke
- 75′ – Goal – Richarlison (2 – 2)
- 74 ‘- Verv. Jeffrey Schlupp by Conor Gallagher
- 69′ – Yellow – Wilfried Zaha
- 67′ – Yellow – Michael Keane
- 61 ‘- Verv. Anthony Gordon by Demarai Gray
- 57 ‘- Verv. Will Hughes door Luka Milivojevic
- 54′ – Goal – Michael Keane (1 – 2)
Premier LeagueMatchday 3319-05-2022 20:45
It has cost a lot of sweat and a few tears, but Everton will play in the Premier League next season. Frank Lampard’s team corrected a crooked situation against Crystal Palace. Burnley also celebrated a small party in the relegation battle tonight.
The nerves in the blue part of Liverpool were tense for the arrival of Crystal Palace. With a win, Frank Lampard’s troubled players continued to play football in the Premier League for another year.
So a lot was at stake. Not surprising that after 2 minutes the match was already startled by a (k) riot between Zaha and Gordon.
The visitors thrived in the hostile atmosphere at Goodison Park and gave Everton trembling knees. At halftime, Mateta and Ayew signed for a comfortable 0-2 lead.
Everton appeared to be going strong for preservation on the final day of play, until Keane scored the goal with the outside of his left foot. Richarlison was inspired by his defender’s magic trick, scored and fell into the arms of trainer Lampard.
The home team was alive again. Especially when Calvert-Lewin brought the stadium into ecstasy with the winning goal: good for an extended stay in the Premier League.
Burnley with good papers towards final match day
Leeds United and Burnley are on the brink of relegation in England. The latter was given a move to Aston Villa, one point behind “safe” place 17.
Barnes stirred up Burnley on the stroke of half-time, but Buendia dampened that joy shortly after half-time. The visitors held on to the tip in their back pocket with all their might, resulting in a red card for Lowton;
But Burnley succeeded in his aim: to grab a point and thus enter the last day of play in 17th place in the Premier League, with a number of points as Leeds. Tension trumps on the last day of play.
The goals from Everton – Crystal Palace:
The goals from Aston Villa – Burnley:
- second half, minute 98 match over
- The ref whistles for a foul, Christian Benteke (Crystal Palace) made hands. second half, minute 96.
The ref whistles for a foul, Christian Benteke (Crystal Palace) made hands.
- Christian Benteke (Crystal Palace) is whistled back by the referee. He went too far into Jordan Pickford (Everton). second half, minute 94.
Christian Benteke (Crystal Palace) is whistled back by the referee. He went too far into Jordan Pickford (Everton).
- Conor Gallagher (Crystal Palace) is whistled back by the referee. He went too far into Mason Holgate (Everton). second half, minute 92.
Conor Gallagher (Crystal Palace) is whistled back by the referee. He went too far into Mason Holgate (Everton).
- second half, minute 91. Substitution at Everton, Jonjoe Kenny in, Richarlison out
- Demarai Gray (Everton) paints a cross on the head of Dominic Calvert-Lewin and he heads the 3 – 2 against the net. second half, minute 85.
Goal for Everton
Demarai Gray (Everton) paints a cross on the head of Dominic Calvert-Lewin and he heads the 3 – 2 against the net.
- Second half goal, 85th minute by Everton’s Dominic Calvert-Lewin. 3, 2.Everton Crystal Palace end
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- Free kick for Everton. Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) was holding Seamus Coleman and the referee had seen it. second half, minute 84.
Free kick for Everton. Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) was holding Seamus Coleman and the referee had seen it.
- The linesman’s flag goes up: Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) was offside. second half, minute 84.
The linesman’s flag goes up: Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) was offside.
- The linesman’s flag goes up: Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) was offside. second half, minute 83.
The linesman’s flag goes up: Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) was offside.
- Yellow card for Everton’s Abdoulaye Doucouré during the second half, minute 82
- Free kick for Crystal Palace. Abdoulaye Doucouré (Everton) held Eberechi Eze and the referee saw that. second half, minute 82.
Free kick for Crystal Palace. Abdoulaye Doucouré (Everton) held Eberechi Eze and the referee saw that.
- second half, minute 81. Substitution at Crystal Palace, Christian Benteke in, Jean-Philippe Mateta out
- Abdoulaye Doucouré (Everton) is called back by the referee. He went too far into Conor Gallagher (Crystal Palace). second half, minute 80.
Abdoulaye Doucouré (Everton) is called back by the referee. He went too far into Conor Gallagher (Crystal Palace).
- Vitaliy Mikolenko (Everton) is whistled back by the referee. He went too far into Jordan Ayew (Crystal Palace). second half, minute 79.
Vitaliy Mikolenko (Everton) is whistled back by the referee. He went too far into Jordan Ayew (Crystal Palace).
- The linesman’s flag goes up: Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) was offside. second half, minute 78.
The linesman’s flag goes up: Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) was offside.
- Richarlison (Everton) scores with his left foot. It’s 2 – 2. second half, minute 75.
Goal for Everton
Richarlison (Everton) scores with his left foot. It stands 2 – 2.
- Goal in second half, minute 75 by Everton’s Richarlison. 2, 2.Everton Crystal Palace end
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- second half, minute 74. Substitution at Crystal Palace, Conor Gallagher in, Jeffrey Schlupp out