Host (likely Dave Jones)

Really entertaining stuff from Neil Dickinson tonight.

Leeds really good in the first half and a great fight back from second, as is reflected in these first half, second half stats.

You can see that Leeds with ten shots in the first half were right on top but Everton came back into it with six shots in the second half and all three of their efforts on target came in that second half in which they were really on top.

Found the equalising goal but couldn't quite push for the winner.

So they have to settle for a point apiece.

Let's get some reaction first of all from the Everton dressing room we can hear from James Garner and the goalscorner Tina Barry with P Mullenstein.

Proud young man, play of the match and a vital goal for Everton, and didn't he take it well, Jimmy?

David Moyes, little pre-assist, he speeds the play up, doesn't he, Jimmy, to start with?

Let's have another look at it, Jamie.

It's worth seeing, I think, the quality of the finish.

I mean, this is a guy that's obviously feeling more confident.

He's finding his way in England, of course, not just in terms of the Premier League, but the country as well.

You heard that from his interview.

But with every game, it feels like he's growing confidence.

He feels like he can try things like this now as well.

What do you think, from this angle, you're talking about the finish, you know that so well, do you think it's...?

You know what, I'm going to give the... It's not so much the benefit of the doubt, but to me it looks like it's not just a toe poke.

He's actually thinking, I need to lift this.

And maybe not necessarily over the goalkeeper, but maybe make sure I actually take the block out the way.

It was a wonderful goal and it was very well received by the Everton fans, as was the celebration, or celebrations, we should say, because there were multiple from this young man.